Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree allowing people with foreign citizenship to serve in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

The United States, not responding to Ukraine's UCAV demands since the beginning of the war, is still discussing providing Gray Eagle UCAVs with "reduced capabilities" after Pentagon’s assessment report not to supply them to Ukraine.

Ukrainian General Valerii Zaluzhnyi:

The Armed Forces of Ukraine will not accept any negotiations, agreements or compromises.

Under no circumstances will we stop on this path.

The condition of the negotiations is the same: Russia must leave all the occupied territories.

Secretary of the Security Council of Russia, Nikolai Patrushev:

The U.S. has set itself the goal of “weakening, dividing and ultimately destroying” Russia.

Ukrainian President Zelensky:

We will not allow Russia to wait and build up its forces.

There will also be no such agreement as “Minsk-3”.

Georgian State Security Service:

A group planning to kill an Israeli citizen has been arrested in Georgia.

Two Georgian and Iranian nationals were detained in connection with the incident.

Explosions reported in Kyiv after several Russian cruise missiles were fired towards the city and the region.

Iranian Rouin-3 ballistic vest with NIJ IV ceramic plates and a NIJ II helmet, both manufactured by Iran’s Milad Industrial.

Russia tried to buy the exact sort of equipment from Türkiye.

Türkiye refused to sell them.

More than 100 Russian missile were fired towards Ukraine today.

Ukrainian mobile operators warn of communication problems due to power outages.

Internet traffic fell by a third of normal levels.

Electricity, supply of hot water and heating has nearly stopped.

Ukrainian President Zelensky:

Russia's terror is not limited to our borders.

Russian missiles hit Poland.

This is a Russian missile attack on collective security, on a NATO member.

We must act.

French TV channel France Info:

There is one country that particularly benefits from its combat UAVs, which have become real stars on the battlefields, and that is Türkiye.

In particular, Bayraktar UAVs have proven themselves since the first days of the war in Ukraine, for example, against columns of Russian armored vehicles or enemy helicopters.

Long before the West began to supply weapons en masse, these Turkish combat UAVs, TB2, allowed the Ukrainians to hold out, despite the airstrikes of the Russian Aerospace Forces.

Undoubtedly, having predetermined the slowdown of Russia's advance at the very beginning of the conflict, the Bayraktar UAVs also helped to sink the Russian cruiser Moskva in April.

Bayraktars were used back in 2020 by the Azerbaijani army and helped the Baku forces to retake Nagorno-Karabakh.

And in 2019, it was Bayraktar that played a crucial role in the defeat of Haftar in Libya.

A cemetery somewhere in western Ukraine where hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers are buried.

Poland President Duda:

There is a high probability that the missile that landed in Poland’s territory was fired by Ukrainian air defence systems.

An Israeli component in an Iranian UAV.

The high-resolution telescopic infrared lens used for surveillance and targeting in the Iranian-made Muhajir-6 UAV is produced by Ophir Optronics Solutions, an Israeli company.

The company couldn’t comment the reports.

Former Greek PM and main opposition leader Tsipras:

The Mitsotakis government has signed contracts for weapons worth over 14 billion euros over the past two years, but has not contributed a single euro to national defence industry.

This is inconceivable and a national crime.

Blasts heard in occupied Crimea’s Dzhankoy late Wednesday evening.

Ukrainian forces attacked the Dzhankoy Air Base with UAVs.

Some damage reported, but the Russian sources claim that the base is now operating normally.