Casualty figures vary by source and time: 30 dead and 18 injured (prosecutors), 33 dead (State Emergency Service and Filashkin), 22 injured (Kyiv Independent), 32 dead in the city over the day (city council, including…
■Russia –: not found●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent ✓: covered
All groups quote Shmyhal; RIA Novosti, however, speaks of "damage" to the facility without saying who attacked it, while Ukrainian and independent media explicitly report a Russian strike.
TASS and Yandex describe the site as a civilian company's data centre; Ukrainian media, citing OSINT, stress that it is located on the grounds of the Sasta plant, which is important for the defence industry.
Russian authorities speak of a repelled attack and debris falling in an industrial zone, without naming the plant and stressing that it keeps working; the Ukrainian side and independent media report a hit on a specific…
Russian authorities acknowledge that one drone reached the "northern industrial hub" but do not name the refinery; the Ukrainian side and independent media report a hit on the Omsk refinery, Russia's largest.
The number of drones shot down is known only from Russian Defence Ministry reports; the Ukrainian side separately reports hits on specific sites (the data centre in Sasovo, plants in Salavat and Omsk) that the Russian…
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
The Russian Defence Ministry describes the targets as military and "strategically important" (drone workshops, depots, a logistics centre, substations); the Ukrainian side reports damage to a civilian enterprise in…
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
RIA Novosti casts doubt on the reason for the scramble with the word "allegedly", although it quotes the Polish command, which explicitly cites Russian strikes.
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
All groups report the recall; the cause of the dispute (Ukraine's disclosure of the prisoner transfer) is described in detail by independent media, while the Russian side mentions the demand for an apology.
The sides report on different sectors and do not comment on each other's claims; claims of captured settlements and losses have not been independently verified.
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
TASS relies on an anonymous "underground" and stresses the military effect of the strikes; Ukrainian sources speak of the bridges' safety margin, and DW of the search for alternative crossings.
Russian sources use Rubio's words to blame Kyiv for the absence of peace; Zelensky disputes the stalemate thesis and demands more US pressure on Moscow.
Sources agree on the essentials; only Kyiv Independent, citing Zelensky, names the topics (an energy and Black Sea ceasefire), and only Interfax, citing Axios, lists the participants.