Donald Trump continues his political activity while Iceland and other countries join international debates. European leaders emphasize the need for unity in the face of external threats.
Ukraine is experiencing further government reshuffles: the new head of the Security Service (SBU) is from the elite 'Alpha' unit—initially as acting, possibly permanent. Dmytro Kuleba, after leaving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, may lead the Foreign Intelligence Service or become the president's special envoy.
Russian missiles and drones struck infrastructure in Dnipro, including an American sunflower oil company, flooding parts of the city. Such attacks are seen as pressure on Ukraine's economy and its partners.
Meanwhile, Turkey offers to serve as a negotiating platform for peace, highlighting the grain corridor's role in global food security. Ongoing disputes involve the US, China, and Russia regarding Venezuela's leadership and Maduro's return.
In Europe, discussions focus on countries like Hungary and their stance on pro-Ukrainian decisions. US isolationist policies are highlighted by refusing to support governments aligned with Russia.
Overall, the day's key events underline the complexity of the international situation surrounding Ukraine, the importance of Western unity, continuing reforms, and countering external challenges.
