The Russian army struck Zaporizhzhia with guided bombs, killing one person and injuring two. According to regional governor Ivan Fedorov, Russian troops hit residential areas of the regional capital with guided bombs. “The enemy once again struck the regional capital. At the moment, one person has been confirmed dead. A residential building was damaged. Rescue operations are underway,” Fedorov informed.
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The Russian army also struck the Sumy compression station, “a key node in Ukraine’s gas transportation system,” according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, which published images on its Telegram channel. “‘Kvn’ quadcopters equipped with fiber optics hit the technological equipment of the Sumy compression station, which is part of the Sumy Main Gas Pipelines Management Department, a key node in Ukraine’s gas transportation system,” the statement read. Overall, during the night, Russian troops attacked seven locations in the country with 58 drones of various types, and air defense forces neutralized 46 of them.
A worrying fact is that the war in Ukraine, in a certain sense, is increasingly tending to “spill over.” A Liberian-flagged tanker, loaded with over 3,790 tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), was hit last night and caught fire in the Black Sea, about 30 kilometers off the Romanian coast, outside the country’s territorial waters. All 17 crew members were rescued by Romanian authorities, while three sailors were injured. According to Romanian President Nicusor Dan, the incident is “most likely part of the Russian Federation’s illegal war of aggression against Ukraine.”
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British media also reported that a Russian warship conducted an “exercise” in recent hours 40 nautical miles off the southern British coast (almost 75 kilometers), also firing some artillery rounds into the open sea. The incident occurred in international waters south of Plymouth, a port city on the English Channel in Devon (southwest England), a spokesperson specified, emphasizing that the Russian ship, identified as the frigate Neustrashimy, was constantly monitored by the Royal Navy until it moved away. The French navy also intervened in a remote monitoring action.
All this while the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it had summoned the Russian chargé d’affaires for the attack two days ago on the cargo ship Mv Golden Leo off the Ukrainian port of Odessa, in which, according to Kyiv authorities, ten people died. The Delhi government stated that four of the victims were Indian citizens.
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