Events are filed under the start date of the period they describe.
ZaporizhzhiaZaporizhzhia
Figures for those injured in the morning strike vary by time and source (five, seven, nine); the victim's age is 48 according to prosecutors (DW) and 50 according to Suspilne.
KalugaOther regions of Russia
All groups rely on Yandex's statement; Russian sources give more detail on casualties, Ukrainian and independent ones on a series of strikes on technology infrastructure.
Redkino (Tver Oblast), Ukhta (Komi)Other regions of Russia
Russian authorities confirm a fire in Redkino without naming the plant and deny any damage in Ukhta; the Ukrainian side and independent media describe both sites as military-industrial targets that were hit.
Moscow and Russian regionsOther regions of Russia
The number of drones shot down is known only from Russian Defence Ministry reports.
Ukraine, Chernihiv OblastUkraine-wide and the front line
The Russian Defence Ministry gives a weekly summary and calls the targets military; Ukrainian sources report the number of drones overnight and a hit on a shopping centre.
Kyiv and regions of UkraineKyiv and Kyiv region
The sources agree on the state of the power system; Ukrainian media additionally cover the conflict between Zelensky and the Kyiv authorities, which Russian and independent materials in the sample do not mention.
Dnipropetrovsk OblastDnipro
Only Ukrainian sources cover the event.
Northern Rivne OblastUkraine-wide and the front line
Only Ukrainian sources cover the event; the number injured was revised (five, then seven).
Black Sea: Mykolaiv, Chornomorsk, OdesaOdesa region
Only the Russian Defence Ministry reports hitting the ships, and the nature of the cargo ("military", "dual-use") is unconfirmed; Ukrainian sources in the sample do not comment on these strikes, and DW describes such…
Kharkiv OblastKharkiv and Kharkiv region
Both groups rely on the Ukrainian ombudsman's statement; Russian sources in the sample do not cover the removal, although, according to Lubinets, Russian troops themselves wrote about a "rescue operation" on Telegram.
MinskUkraine-wide and the front line
Minsk and Moscow present the attack as an established fact and a provocation by Kyiv; Kyiv calls it an "alleged" attack and rejects the accusations.
Sumy, Kharkiv and Donetsk oblastsDonetsk region
The Russian Defence Ministry reports advances in the north and in Dobropillia; independent sources describe Russian troops retreating near Lyman.
MontenegroOther regions of Russia
All groups rely on Montenegrin media; TASS neutrally calls Zvinchuk a "blogger" and channel administrator, Ukrainian sources call him a propagandist, and The Guardian mentions his alleged ties to the security services.
Moscow — WashingtonUkraine-wide and the front line
The Kremlin presents the call as friendly and links resuming talks to Ukrainian strikes; Kyiv sees the diesel deal as sanctions relief and a concession to Putin; DW links it to US domestic politics.
MiamiUkraine-wide and the front line
Ukrainian and independent sources agree; the information on Russia's demands relies on anonymous officials.
ViennaUkraine-wide and the front line
Only Ukrainian sources cover the event, and they are themselves a party (Tkach works for Ukrainska Pravda); Russian and independent sources in the sample do not mention it.
London, HelsinkiUkraine-wide and the front line
Ukrainian and independent sources agree; Russian sources in the sample do not cover these packages.
Nairobi — KyivUkraine-wide and the front line
Only Ukrainian sources cover the story, citing Bloomberg.
Belgorod Oblast and occupied territoriesOther regions of Russia
The figures come only from Russian and Russian-installed authorities; Ukrainian and independent sources in the sample do not comment on these cases, including the claim of an attack on an ICRC mission.