Another act of sabotage in Russia — a Su-30SM fighter jet burned down.

According to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, a multirole Su-30SM fighter jet belonging to the aggressor mysteriously caught fire at the "Rostov-on-Don-Central" airfield.

The estimated cost of the destroyed enemy aircraft is around $50 million.

Russians, carrying body bags with their fallen comrades on their shoulders, surrounded by a pile of destroyed equipment and Ukrainian drones overhead — the "romance" of Russia's "special military operation."

The Times reports that Britain no longer wants to send troops to Ukraine.

According to sources, the deployment of ground forces is considered too dangerous due to the risk of escalation into a larger conflict.

Zelensky has confirmed that the Russians struck Kyiv with a missile from North Korea.

"According to preliminary information, the Russians used a KN-23 ballistic missile manufactured by North Korea. Our intelligence services are verifying all the details."

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Moscow is prepared to negotiate a deal on Ukraine. Trump believes the talks are moving in the right direction, but details of any potential agreement remain undisclosed.

A squad of Buryats from the Russian army thought they'd swing by to tow a tank trashed by Ukrainian forces. Barely had time to blink before their armored ride hit a juicy anti-tank mine. Now they’re the ones needing a lift out. Smooth move, guys. Likely, Eastern direction.

Meanwhile, Russian war correspondents are gearing up to scatter into hiding after another dose of Shoigu's claims about Europe preparing for war with Russia. One such Z-propagandist, Roman Alyokhin, fears that, following Russia's time-honored tactics, millions of mobilized Russians will fall somewhere along the Vistula.

Russian channels report that U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff arrived at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport for talks with Putin.

Trump calls Russia’s offer to “stop” the war and “not gobble up all of Ukraine” a “huge concession.” Guess Putin’s feeling extra generous for peace talks today.

Typical day for a Russian evacuation group, struggling to sort out corpses after Putin’s meat grinders near Robotyne, Zaporizhzhia. Russian undertakers now beg their boys to carry notes in bags just to identify the remains.

It is reported that the son of CIA deputy director Julianne Gallina Gloss, 21-year-old Michael Gloss died in Ukraine as a Russian soldier. He signed a contract with Russia’s MoD. His father, Iraq vet Larry Gloss, develops secure software for U.S. and NATO forces

Meanwhile, the peak of Russian military transport logistics is already showcased for all to see - an electric cart, based on a two-wheeled hoverboard for delivering supplies and boys in black bags, ready to carry out combat missions.

Ukraine revised Trump’s peace plan. Peace must rest on international law, not capitulation. Security guarantees are essential. Ukraine, not Trump, should lead talks. Crimea can’t stay under Russian control to protect neighbors. Russia mustn’t limit Ukraine’s military or defense industry. — Telegraph.

Trump told TIME: Crimea will stay Russian, and Zelenskyy understands this. Ukraine won’t join NATO, as talks about it sparked the war. A deal is near, Putin’s open to peace, and Zelenskyy can seal it. Ending the war in 24 hours was a joke, but negotiations with Putin are close to resolving the conflict.

Per Russian media, Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff arrived at the Kremlin, where he’s being hosted by Putin.