Ukraine will hold talks with its European partners this week on creating a joint sky protection system.

Russian occupation forces have gained ground in Sumy Oblast.

Journalist Yurii Nikolov believes that the status of a "critically important enterprise" granted to Korysne TV, where Zelensky’s PR man Volodymyr Petrov was recently exempted from mobilization, may be linked to the fact that its owners are longtime acquaintances of former Presidential Office head Andrii Yermak.

Hungary's future prime minister, Péter Magyar, has stated that he does not support Ukraine's accelerated accession to the European Union.

The situation in the Pokrovsk area remains difficult. The invaders are attempting to intensify their offensive in the Pokrovsk urban area by increasing the number of assault troops and deploying long-range artillery and drone units.

Cyprus, which currently holds the presidency of the European Council, intends to finalise the allocation of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine as part of a reparations loan, as well as to introduce a 20th package of sanctions against Russia following the defeat of Hungary’s incumbent Prime Minister Orbán in the elections.

The Ministry of Defence is scaling up defence innovation, in particular by launching a new procurement model.

The Foreign Ministry is lifting its previous advice to citizens to refrain from travelling to Hungary.

The US Central Command has announced the start of a naval blockade of shipping linked to Iranian ports.

The Hungarian National Election Commission has released the results of 98.93% of the votes counted. Péter Magyar’s opposition party, "Tisza," has won the parliamentary elections in Hungary and secured a potential constitutional majority.