Ukrainian channels are reporting that at least 5 Ukrainian UAVs struck the Astrakhan Gas processing plant. Apparently, the 274th and 731st units, and block 400 were hit.

Russian Fiber-optic FPV drone strike on a railway bridge over the road connecting Siversk with the village of Serebryanka.

The drone targeted ammunition that the AFU mined the bridge with, so they could detonate it in the future once they retreated. This bridge has now obstructed a key supply route for the Ukrainian garrison in Bilohorivka, which is currently under intensified Russian air and ground assaults.

As a result of the strike, the bridge span completely collapsed.

A Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile strike on a reported Ukrainian command post of the Kursk OTTG near the village of Barvinkove, Sumy Oblast. One source claimed that 40 Ukrainian servicemen were killed.

Russian forces have reportedly advanced in western Donetsk Oblast, capturing the village of Sribne, pushing Ukrainian forces to the village of Zaporizhzhya.

In the West Bank, the Israeli military operations in the Fara'a refugee camp and the town of Tamoun are continuing. Not much resistance is being put up, with the odd explosive device being detonated and some scattered small-arms fire.

As a result of successful Ukrainian counterattacks, the Russian presence on the eastern bank of the Oskil River, south of Kupyansk, has decreased by around 50%.

A short while ago, 3 Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck Sumy city.

Over the past few days, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have launched a massive offensive towards the capital of Khartoum, recapturing thousands of square km.

The offensive was conducted in three main directions. On the eastern bank of the Blue Nile River, the SAF advanced for over 75km up the Wad Madani - Khartoum highway, capturing a series of towns and villages. They also captured the city of Tamboul and the surrounding villages.

On the western bank of the Blue Nile River, the advance was smaller. They were able to capture the town of Al-Hasaheisa and a series of towns and villages.

At the same time, the SAF advanced along the eastern bank of the Nile River, capturing villages along the Rabak - Khartoum highway.

+ ~5,607km² in favour of the SAF.

Following the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump stating that 25% import tariffs would be placed on Mexico and Canada, both countries leaders have come out to announce that the tariffs would be delayed, following an agreement reached with Trump.

The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum stated that the tariffs on her country would be delayed by up to a month. In return, Mexico will reinforce its northern border with the U.S. with 10,000 National Guard troops to prevent drugs - especially fentanyl - from crossing over. Trump then confirmed on his Truth Social account that an agreement had been reached, adding that the flow of illegal migrants would also be halted by Mexico's National Guard Troops. During this month, negotiations will take place between a delegation led by the U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent, and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, and high-Level representatives of Mexico.

Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that following a call with Trump, the tariffs that were going to be imposed on his country would be delayed for at least 30 days. In exchange, Canada will implement a $1.3 billion border plan, which includes advanced helicopters, enhanced coordination with the U.S., increased resources to stop the flow of fentanyl, and the appointment of a fentanyl czar, therefore designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organisations, as well as ensuring 24/7 eyes on the border. The launching of a joint Canadian-U.S. strike force was also announced with the aim of combatting organised crime, as well as fentanyl and money laundering. Trump later confirmed this, adding that the 25% tariffs on Canada could be cancelled if a financial deal can be structured with Canada.

U.S. weapons shipments to Ukraine were briefly paused in recent days, before resuming over a weekend as the Trump administration debated its policy towards the Ukrainian government, according to Reuters, citing four people "briefed on the matter."

Two of the sources apparently said that shipments restarted after the White House pulled back on its initial assessment to stop all aid to Ukraine.

One of the sources, a reported U.S. official, said that "there are factions inside the administration that are at odds over the extent to which the U.S. should continue to aid Kyiv's war effort with weapons from U.S. stocks."

For the first time, the IDF has deployed several "Eitan" armoured fighting vehicles (AFVs) to the West Bank city of Jenin, amid a major military operation against militant infrastructure in the Jenin Refugee Camp.

The last time heavy armoured vehicles were deployed in Jenin was during the 2002 Intifada.

This comes as Israel expands their offensive, dubbed "Operation Iron Wall", to nearby the cities of Tulkarm and Tubas, as well as the nearby towns of Qabatiya, Al-Fara'a and Tamoun, among others.