Ukrainian strike reported on Russia’s Pskov Airport, fire observed.

Massive explosions reported in Russia’s Pskov Airport.

Moment of explosion at Russia’a Pskov Airport.

Russian forces trying to shot down Ukrainian kamikaze UAVs over Pskov Airport.

At least 20 Ukrainian kamikaze UAVs reportedly targeted Russia’s Pskov Airport, some hitting the field.

Russian media reports at least 2 aircraft were damaged during an attack on the airport in Pskov.

Highly likely Il-76s.

Explosions continue in Pskov Airport. 1,000 km away from Kiev.

Pskov Governor Vedernikov:

The Ministry of Defense at the Pskov airport repels an attack by drones. Since the beginning of the incident, I have personally been on the spot. According to preliminary information, there are no victims. The scale of destruction is specified.

#BREAKING Russian officials confirm 4 x Il-76 aircraft were damaged in Pskov after a drone attack at a military airfield.

This is what the Pskov airfield looked like before the attack.

Attacked Pskov Airport is around 700 km away from Ukraine border.

Libyan Prime Minister of the Government of National Accord, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, was informed about the meeting between Foreign Minister Najla El-Mangoush and Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen.

Dbeibah approved this meeting during his visit to Rome last month.

- Associated Press

Reported footage of Russian Il-76 aircraft on fire after last night’s Ukrainian kamikaze UAV strike on Pskov Airport.

At least 4 x Il-76s were damaged.

#BREAKING Gabon soldiers announce cancellation of elections, dissolution of institutions on TV.

Last night in Russia:

4 x Il-76 confirmed damaged in Pskov Airport.

Kamikaze UAV strikes in Bryansk, Oryol, Ryazan, Kaluga and Moscow regions.

Kamikaze USV and UAV strikes in Sevastopol, Crimea.

Ukraine says all 28 Russian cruise missiles and 15 out of 16 kamikaze UAVs were destroyed last night.

Another footage showing Russian Il-76 aircraft on fire at Pskov Airport after Ukrainian kamikaze UAV strike last night.

French mining company "Eramet" announces the suspension of all its operations in Gabon after the coup of the army leaders.

France says it’s closely following situation in Gabon.

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida and some ministers ate fish and seafood from Fukushima Prefecture, where radioactive water has recently been dumped from the nuclear power plant.