Current Snapshot — 07.07.2026 05:00
UKRAINE - A series of UAVs recorded in Kharkiv and the region (Veseloye, Stary Saltov); all-clear declared after a series of alerts. - Missile strike on civilian infrastructure in Odesa district: three private houses damaged, a 3-year-old child injured (moderate condition). - Poltava region: on June 30, a Mi-8 crashed while repelling a drone attack, killing the entire crew (4 pilots). - Operational data …
**UKRAINE**
- A series of UAVs recorded in Kharkiv and the region (Veseloye, Stary Saltov); all-clear declared after a series of alerts. - Missile strike on civilian infrastructure in Odesa district: three private houses damaged, a 3-year-old child injured (moderate condition). - Poltava region: on June 30, a Mi-8 crashed while repelling a drone attack, killing the entire crew (4 pilots). - Operational data on preparations for a massive night attack (Shahed, Tu-95, cruise missiles, including Oreshnik); target allocation plans intercepted.
**RUSSIA**
- The High Court of London refused the operator of Nord Streams compensation for damage from the gas pipeline sabotage. - Increased activity and instability noted in Kerch (according to monitoring data). - Recruitment and training of the population in occupied territories (Luhansk region) continues: schoolchildren are forcibly sent to paramilitary camps.
**EUROPE**
- Brussels transfers 36 decommissioned STIB diesel buses to Ukraine (deliveries start in September 2026). - BBC published materials about employees of Russian 'torture prisons' in Ukraine; former prisoners demand prosecution. - European channels report increased interception of Russian plans for massive strikes on Ukrainian regions.
**GLOBAL**
- Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the war's outcome has shifted to the airspace: the 'drone battle' will determine the conflict's result. - Cuba experiences its third full-scale blackout in six months (causes unknown). - US President Donald Trump intervened in FIFA's decision to disqualify American striker Folarin Balogun.