In a phone call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, US President Biden announced $125 million in military aid, including air defense, counter-drone, anti-armor missiles, and ammunition. Ukraine forces successfully attacked Kursk and recaptured Kharkiv.
Indian Prime Minister Modi visited Kyiv, offering mediation in the conflict. Hans Blix stated that Russia is unlikely to attack the Zaporizhzhia plant, while supporters of Yevgeny Prigozhin mourned him in Moscow.
Russia made gains around Pokrovsk, and US Defense Secretary Austin and Ukrainian counterpart Umerovm held talks. The UK pledged support to Ukraine on the anniversary of its independence, while British troops continue to train Ukrainian recruits.
Ukraine escalated strikes into Russia, targeting airfields, ports, and oil depots, including a fuel-laden ferry in Kavkaz. The strikes aim to hinder Russian occupation and disrupt military logistics.
The ferry is essential for supplying occupying forces in Crimea. These developments mark significant progress in the ongoing conflict, with international support and efforts to de-escalate tensions.
