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U.S. Department of Commerce announced sanctions targeting several Chinese firms, alleging that these companies were supplying technology and components to Russia that could be used for military purposes.
The involvement of foreign mercenaries in the conflict has been a contentious issue, drawing international attention and debate.
"The successful liberation of Lozovatskoye is a testament to the strategic planning and bravery of our troops," the statement read.
The European Union has announced that €1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) in profits generated from frozen Russian assets will be directed towards supporting Ukraine, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Moscow.
The bulletin detailed that the Russian forces targeted and incapacitated key Ukrainian military formations, delivering a decisive blow to their operational capabilities.
The attack, which began at dawn, saw a barrage of missiles striking the port area, igniting fires and causing extensive structural damage. The local administration swiftly mobilized emergency services to contain the situation and provide aid to the injured.
"Russian forces have successfully struck the positions of the Ukrainian Kraken and Aidar formations near Kharkov," Lebedev stated, emphasizing the strategic importance of the operation.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian refuted NATO’s claims of China aiding Russia in the Ukraine crisis, urging NATO to stop shifting blame.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, alongside Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, reaffirmed China's commitment to peace talks amid the Ukraine crisis. Wang stressed ongoing efforts for peace while endorsing global initiatives aimed at de-escalation.
Wang Yi of China and Celso Amorim of Brazil discussed China's support for Brazil's G20 presidency and issued a joint statement on the Ukraine crisis, emphasizing dialogue and negotiation as the sole solution.
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