Kyiv Hit AGAIN With Zero Warning – AFU Troops Surrendering in Droves in Dobropillia!

Kyiv and Intelligence Sharing

The presenter reports that five or six missiles struck Kyiv again without a prior air-raid alert. After President Trump said the US had not stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine and blamed bad weather for an earlier failure to detect missiles, Ukrainian commentary reportedly suggested that intelligence sharing may have been suspended.

The presenter favors that interpretation but stresses that it is his own assessment, not confirmed fact. He says future Russian strikes using other types of missiles may help clarify whether Ukraine is receiving warning data.

Front-Line Updates

Dobropillia

The presenter says Russian forces control most of Dobropillia, including important central positions, while fighting continues in parts of the center and south. The west remains under Ukrainian control, and Ukrainian troops are reportedly withdrawing toward the city’s northwest.

He also reports that around 20 Ukrainian soldiers surrendered and were taken to the rear, claiming Ukrainian forces had tried to strike them. In his assessment, Russian forces still need to clear the center and advance against the western part of the city.

Other Sectors

The report describes Russian advances near a railway in another sector, with Russian infantry said to be a few kilometres from a nearby settlement.

Around Mykolaivka, the presenter says fighting and drone strikes continue. Russian positions near Rai-Oleksandrivka are described as stable, while Ukrainian attempts to gain ground have been contained. He reports mixed or contested control in several settlements, including Yampil, and says the situation near Lyman remains uncertain. He favors a more conservative map rather than treating limited footage as proof of territorial control.

Near Orikhiv, Russian forces are said to have cleared Hork and moved north, while nearby settlements remain under Ukrainian control.

Black Sea and Energy Developments

The report says Bulgaria’s prime minister announced that two merchant vessels were attacked by unidentified drones near the Bulgarian coast. One caught fire and the other sank. Bulgaria reportedly notified NATO and the EU but did not officially name the attacker.

The presenter also mentions reported attacks on oil tankers and fuel shortages, including queues at petrol stations in Bali.

US–Ukraine–Russia Diplomacy

Citing The New York Times, the presenter describes six-hour talks near Miami involving US, Ukrainian, and European representatives. The US reportedly announced a suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel and pressed Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries. When a Ukrainian negotiator reportedly asked what Ukraine would receive in return, the US response was said to be that it already provides substantial help.

The report also says Steve Witkoff briefly joined a Trump–Putin call, and that Witkoff and Jared Kushner postponed a planned trip to Moscow. Trump defended the diesel decision as beneficial to global energy markets and US producers.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak was quoted as saying Europe had bought $320.7 billion in Russian energy since 2022. He also said Russia hopes to resume diesel exports of up to 3.5 million tonnes a month.

Other International Items

Trump said he did not believe Russia and China were significantly supporting Iran. He also said a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un would be welcome.

The report mentions an unsubstantiated bomb threat against a New York–Tel Aviv flight, protests in Morocco against normalizing relations with Israel, and rumors of a possible Russian energy ceasefire, which it says remain unconfirmed. It also reports that Britain declined to help Saudi Arabia against Yemen’s Houthis while continuing to support Ukraine.

Presenter

Ruslan Belov. No other presenters or on-air contributors are identified.