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The United States has announced a new $225 million security aid package for Ukraine, including Patriot and NASAMS munitions.

F-16 jets from Denmark and the Netherlands are en route to Ukraine while the Netherlands allocated an extra €300 million for F-16 ammunition.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has stirred controversy with back-to-back visits to Kyiv and Moscow, proposing a ceasefire and negotiations. Following his talks with Vladimir Putin, Orban reported that Ukraine and Russia's positions remain "very far apart."

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called on Donald Trump to disclose details of his claimed rapid peace plan, as a Russian attack on Dnipro left 5 dead.

Hungarian PM Orbán visited Kyiv for the first time since Russia's invasion, discussing ceasefire options with President Zelenskyy. Simultaneously, Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjártó called his Russian counterpart Lavrov.

Russia and North Korea have agreed to a mutual defense pact, as Putin visits for the first time in 24 years. The international community is concerned about potential Russian support for North Korea's missile and nuclear programs in exchange for weapons for the Ukraine war.

Ukraine reports first ever damage to Russia's newest "fifth-generation fighter" Su-57 Felon, with satellite images confirming the incident at Akhtubinsk airfield, some 600 km from the frontline.

The upcoming Peace Summit threatens the Russian narrative of a divided world over the support of Ukraine, said Ukraine's top diplomat. A Russian strike ravages Kharkiv Oblast, causing fatality, injuries, and school demolition. Ukraine forces secure the majority of Vovchansk as Russia reinforces blockade by moving forces from other fronts.

Ukraine launched a precision strike deep inside Russian territory on Friday, just hours after President Joe Biden lifted restrictions on the use of American munitions.

Dnipro Hydroelectric Station, a major Ukrainian power plant, is in critical condition and unable to generate electricity following a Russian missile strike.

A new report comprehensively debunked the top corruption narratives pushed by Russia to discredit Ukraine, from claims of reselling Western weapons to allegations of elites profiting at soldiers' expense. In a display of institutional strength, Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court arrested the sitting Agriculture Minister in a landmark case.