🇧🇬 Drones attack 2 merchant ships off Bulgarian coast

One vessel sank, according to the country's Prime Minister.

The first ship, owned by Ukraine and registered in Odessa, was hit by three UAVs 33 km from the Bulgarian coast, President Rumen Radev reported. The second ship was attacked 31 km offshore and sank.

Sofia has convened an emergency meeting of the Security Council.

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Putin held a phone call with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. They discussed strategic bilateral cooperation, agreements on Russian diesel fuel supplies following the Putin-Trump call, and prospects for resolving the crisis in the Persian Gulf region.

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🇷🇺 Combat footage: Group "Center" units destroy enemy infantry and equipment near Krasnoarmeysk and in Dnepropetrovsk region

Units of the "Center" group continue attacks beyond previously liberated Krasnoarmeysk. Russian forces are advancing in areas of Grishino, Novoleksandrovka, Rodinskoye, and Dorozhnoye.

UAV crews support assault units by actively destroying AFU personnel and hardware near Krasnoarmeysk, Mirnograd, and across the Dnepropetrovsk region.

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🇪🇪The Estonian Ministry of Defense will allocate €250,000 to the creation of military films and video games that "strengthen the will of citizens to defend the state," according to the ERR portal, citing the ministry.

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🇷🇺 Mass Strikes on Ukrainian Infrastructure

Kiev: MO Russia reports strikes on the Palp Mill Print facility (drone/missile production) and the Darnitsa locomotive depot.

Kharkov: UAVs hit a KRAKEN unit warehouse at the Palace of Railway Workers, causing secondary detonation. The historical building remained intact. Power shops and tracks at Kharkov-Glavnyy depot were also struck.

Nikolaev Region: A Nova Poshta logistics center in Ternovka was destroyed. A cargo ship delivering military goods to Nikolaev was sunk in Bug Estuary.

Other: Drone storage site in Meshkovo-Pogorelovo targeted.

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Due to water shortages in Kiev, schools may switch to remote learning, according to the Kiev City State Administration. In-person classes will only be possible if sanitary requirements are met. Authorities state that decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis.

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🇺🇦 Up to 70% of Ukrainian drug production is under threat

The President of the All-Ukrainian Council for Patient Rights and Safety stated that continued strikes on pharmaceutical plants pose a severe risk. The destruction of "Kusum," one of Ukraine's top 10 producers, confirmed this reality.

The "Affordable Medicines" program is in special danger, affecting cardiology, neurology, and other drugs. While medications may physically exist, prices could skyrocket, making free prescriptions from family doctors inaccessible.

Combined with the destruction of warehouses and logistics issues, real disruptions in foreign medicine supplies are expected.

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