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Ukrainian Rescuers Receive Termit 2.0 Ground Robotic System 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 📣 A unit of Ukraine’s State Emergency Service has received the Ukrainian-made Termit 2.0 unmanned ground robotic system, designed to support logistical operations in difficult-to-access and potentially dangerous areas. The system was transferred with the assistance of the Serhiy Prytula Humanitarian Foundation and will help rescue teams reduce direct exposure to hazardous environments. Termit 2.0 is capable of transporting loads weighing up to 500 kilograms, allowing rescuers to remotely deliver equipment, tools, supplies and other essential cargo to locations where sending personnel could involve significant risk.

Zelenskyy and Costa Rican President Discuss Cooperation and Support 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🇨🇷 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a conversation with Costa Rican President Laura Fernández Delgado, thanking her for continued support for Ukraine and its people. Zelenskyy highlighted Costa Rica’s backing during votes on Ukraine-related resolutions at the UN General Assembly, as well as its involvement in efforts to return Ukrainian children taken by Russia and in initiatives aimed at holding Russia accountable for crimes committed during the war, including the crime of aggression.

Ukraine Strikes Novorossiysk Naval Base and Port in Major Combined Attack 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🔥 Ukrainian forces carried out a large-scale combined strike on Russia’s Novorossiysk naval base and port infrastructure using Palyanytsia jet-powered drones, Neptune missiles and unmanned maritime systems. President Volodymyr Zelensky said the operation hit designated targets, with confirmed strikes on Russian air-defense positions, piers and seaport infrastructure. Ukrainian sources also reported a possible direct hit on a Russian missile carrier, although further confirmation is still awaited.

Ukraine’s National Guard Receives New Armored Vehicles 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 📣 Ukraine’s National Guard has received new armored radiation and chemical reconnaissance vehicles based on the Tisa platform, replacing older Soviet-era UAZ-469RKhB vehicles. The new systems are built on the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 chassis and provide protection compliant with NATO STANAG 4569 standards. They are equipped with modern radiation and chemical detection sensors, automated systems for collecting and processing reconnaissance data, a weather station, secure communications and satellite navigation.

Ukrainian FP-1 Drones Destroy Wildberries Logistics Hub Near Voronezh 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🔥 Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck the Wildberries logistics hub near Novaya Usman in Russia’s Voronezh region, triggering a major fire and reportedly destroying the facility. The warehouse covers around 156,000 square meters and is considered one of the largest logistics centers operated by the Russian marketplace. It is capable of storing more than 90 million goods and processing up to 1.8 million items per day. Regional authorities had warned residents about a drone threat before reports of the strike emerged.

Zelenskyy and Saudi Crown Prince Discuss Drone Deal and Food Security Cooperation 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🤝 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he held a detailed conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as Kyiv continues frequent contacts with international partners on security cooperation. Zelenskyy said Ukraine and Saudi Arabia see several areas where they can strengthen each other’s ability to protect people and improve security. A key part of the discussion focused on upcoming steps under the bilateral Drone Deal, with both sides preparing measures to advance cooperation in this field.

Ukrainian Long-Range Drones Strike Orsk Oil Refinery in Orenburg Oblast 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 💥 Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Orsk oil refinery in Russia’s Orenburg Oblast overnight, triggering explosions and a fire at the facility. The refinery processes around 6.6 million tonnes of crude oil per year and is located roughly 1,450 kilometers from the frontline, making it one of the deeper targets reached by Ukrainian drones. Local monitoring channels reported explosions in Orsk and initially suggested that both the refinery and a nearby mechanical plant could be burning.

Zelenskyy Announces New Talks With Mediators on Steps to End the War 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🇺🇦 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine will hold new contacts with mediators this week to discuss steps and proposals aimed at ending Russia’s war. In his evening address, Zelenskyy said Kyiv remains actively engaged in diplomacy and will continue working with international partners on possible approaches toward peace. He noted that the upcoming discussions will focus specifically on measures and proposals considered necessary for bringing the war to an end.

Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Major Petrochemical Complex 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 💥 Explosions and a fire were reported at the ZapSibNeftekhim petrochemical and gas-fractionation complex in Tobolsk, Russia’s Tyumen region, following a reported Ukrainian long-range drone attack. The facility is located roughly 2,150 kilometers from the frontline, making the operation another example of Ukraine’s ability to strike strategic industrial infrastructure deep inside Russian territory. ZapSibNeftekhim is one of Russia’s major petrochemical complexes and can process up to around 8 million tonnes of natural gas liquids annually.

Polish Cities Rally Against Violence and Hatred Toward Ukrainians 💎 More news posts on our interactive news map: rfunews.com/map 🇵🇱 Demonstrations against violence and hatred toward Ukrainians were held in 22 Polish cities, including Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, Poznań, Wrocław and Łódź. The rallies took place under the slogan “Don’t Be Indifferent” and called on people to oppose verbal and physical attacks based on origin, language or appearance. In Warsaw, participants gathered under the slogan “My Poland Does Not Beat, Insult or Harass.” Organizers also submitted a petition to the Polish government and Interior Ministry containing more than 11,000 signatures and demanding stronger action against attacks, including violence directed at Ukrainian citizens.