The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has seen several significant developments. Ukrainian air defense successfully shot down 11 Russian drones, while Ukrainian forces repelled attacks in various regions.
The Russian government demands clarification from Germany regarding the Nord Stream explosions, holding the USA, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine responsible. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy aims to create a buffer zone and destroy Russian war potential through the offensive in Kursk.
Zelenskyy also calls for faster weapons deliveries from allies. Meanwhile, Putin visits Azerbaijan, and the British government stands by the use of its weapons in Russia.
The Ukrainian offensive in Kursk has resulted in the largest capture of Russian soldiers, and Ukraine now controls over 1,250 square kilometers and 92 settlements in the region. However, talks between Russia and Ukraine are deemed impossible following the Kursk offensive.
The article also discusses Ukraine's request for British Storm Shadow missiles and the Ukrainian Luftwaffe's temporary reassurance regarding a feared Russian bombing. Furthermore, the German government plans to reduce aid to Ukraine, drawing criticism from opposition parties.
Lastly, a Ukrainian drone attack on a fuel depot in Proletarsk has caused a fire, complicating firefighting efforts.
