Ukraine president says soldiers firing from Zaporizhzhia facility will become a ‘special target’; main bridges to Russian-occupied territory in Kherson likely unusable, says British military intelligence
What we know on day 172 of the invasion
Hungary says Russia has started delivering additional gas to the country following a July visit to Moscow by its foreign minister.
Hungary’s foreign ministry said on Saturday that trade negotiations with Moscow “led to an agreement”, resulting in Russia’s Gazprom starting to deliver “above the already contracted quantities” on Friday to the European Union member, Agence France-Press reported.
It is the duty of the Hungarian government to ensure the country’s safe supply of natural gas, and we are living up to it.
Limit your presence on the streets of Energodar! We have received information about new provocations by the [Russian] occupiers.
According to residents, there is new shelling in the direction of the nuclear plant … the time between the start and arrival of the shelling is 3-5 seconds.
Energodar and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant are again under fire by [Ukrainian president Volodymyr] Zelenskiy’s militants.
