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Ukraine says it has completely destroyed a Russian Rubikon drone storage facility near Volnovakha in the Donetsk region. The claim, circulated by UNITED24 Media, highlights the ongoing drone war between the two countries, with Rubikon being a key Russian unmanned systems unit. The destruction of the site, if confirmed, would mark a notable blow to Russian drone operations on the eastern front.

India has, for the first time, offered to take an active role in brokering peace between Russia and Ukraine, according to reports from United24 Media. The move marks a notable shift for New Delhi, which has long maintained a cautious, neutral stance on the conflict while avoiding direct mediation. Observers see it as part of India's broader effort to position itself as a global diplomatic power and are watching how Moscow and Kyiv respond to the offer.

Ukraine's battlefield artificial intelligence can identify Russian military hardware in just 2.2 seconds, a capability highlighted by UNITED24 Media. The technology underscores how Ukraine has turned AI-assisted target recognition into a key advantage in its war against Russia, processing drone and sensor imagery to speed up decisions on the front line.

Ukraine is hunting Russian missile launchers so intensively that Moscow has pulled them roughly 100 kilometres back from the front, according to a report by UNITED24 Media. The repositioning suggests Ukrainian strikes on launch sites have raised the cost of operating close to the line of contact, though it may also reduce the accuracy and frequency of Russian missile attacks on frontline positions.