Summary
There were multiple attacks and casualties in different regions of Ukraine, with several people killed and injured. Ukraine, Russia, and the United States held talks in Abu Dhabi to discuss ending the conflict. Ukraine faces challenges with its energy supply due to ongoing attacks, and regional security concerns were noted in the Baltic Sea.
Key Facts
- Four people died and five were hurt in Russian attacks in Ukraine's Donetsk region, still controlled by Ukraine.
- Russian forces launched attacks in other regions, killing and injuring people, including in Zaporizhia, Kherson, and Dnipropetrovsk.
- Ukraine's military shot down 76 out of 101 Russian drones fired towards Ukraine.
- Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. began talks in Abu Dhabi, aiming for peace, with discussions set to continue.
- The Ukrainian presidency noted it was too early to draw conclusions from the initial talks.
- Ukraine's energy infrastructure is heavily impacted by Russian attacks, leading to power outages.
- The Swedish Air Force intercepted Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea.
- France inspected a tanker suspected of exporting sanctioned Russian oil.
