Summary
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil station in Russia, causing a fire and stopping operations. Russian forces have taken more territory in eastern Ukraine, and both Russia and Ukraine blame each other for attacks on a nuclear power plant. NATO is increasing military measures in the Baltic Sea region following drone sightings, and Ukraine is planning to purchase more weapons from the United States.
Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones hit an oil station in Russia, leading to a fire and operations halt.
- Russia's military claimed capture of three villages in eastern Ukraine.
- Both countries blame each other for attacks on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
- NATO is enhancing its presence in the Baltic Sea with an air-defense ship.
- Latvia and Lithuania requested NATO to boost protection due to Russia's alleged airspace violations.
- Norway is investigating drone sightings near its key military base.
- Ukraine plans to buy $90 billion of US weapons and has received a Patriot air defense system.
- Russia warned NATO and the EU of a strong response to any aggression, according to its foreign minister.
