An incident occurred in Mykolaiv, where a young man attacked three TCC employees. According to sources, these may have been representatives of the VSP, who were detaining a man who was in the SZCH. A third party intervened in the situation.
Bulgaria's new government has decided to stop arms shipments to Ukraine. Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov stated that the country needs people, not weapons. He also called for a fair peace.
Former Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes that discussions of a 'turning point' in the war are nonsense. According to him, history does not know of cases where turning points were defined at the moment.
Bulgaria demands additional guarantees for the educational rights of the Bulgarian minority in exchange for supporting Ukraine's EU membership. Negotiations with Hungary are also ongoing.
A bill has been published on the Ukrainian Parliament's website to strengthen liability for unlawful deprivation of liberty or violent kidnapping during alert and mobilization measures.
Ukrainian MP Dmytro Lubinets stated that President Volodymyr Zelensky has never supported privatization. This statement was seen as a response to accusations of privatization.
The Netherlands is leaving the UK's Interflex program, which trains Ukrainian military personnel. The UK Ministry of Defence stated that the current phase of the operation has come to an end. The program included instructors from 14 countries.
Estonia ordered over 514,000 cans of wild boar meat to combat African swine fever. Initially, the plan was to deliver them to the Ukrainian military, but they were ultimately given to Estonia's defense forces and food banks. Ukrainian military personnel continue to complain about food supply issues.