The Russian Defense Ministry announced that Ukraine attempted an attack with 3 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). It was announced that air traffic was temporarily suspended in Moscow after the attack.

After Denmark and the Netherlands donated dozens of F-16s to Ukraine, a remarkable decision came from Greece. Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that Greece will support Ukraine for the training of F-16 pilots.

Developments that will increase tensions on the Korean peninsula are taking place. North Korea organized a strategic cruise missile launch military exercise, which Kim Jong-un also watched. The US and South Korean armies also launched the 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield Exercise.

On an official visit to the Netherlands, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Dutch President Mark Rutte at the military air base in Eindhoven. After the meeting, Rutte announced they had agreed with Ukraine to deliver F-16 fighter jets, adding that the Netherlands has a total of 42 F-16s, but it is too early to say whether all of them will be donated.

The Chinese military held military drills around Taiwan Island in response to Taiwan's acting leader Lai Ching-te's visit to the US cities of New York and San Francisco. Taiwan's armed forces are monitoring the situation with fighter jets, ships, detection and tracking vehicles.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the city of Rostov-on-Don on the border with Ukraine after a long absence. Putin also visited the military headquarters in the city and was briefed on the situation of the war in Ukraine.

The United States (US) is making plans to evacuate its bases in Niger, where ECOWAS has threatened military intervention. General James Hecker of the US military stated that allies in the Sahara and Sahel region are being considered for relocation.

The United States (US) has announced that it has approved the delivery of advanced F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. The F-16s, which are planned to be delivered by the Netherlands and Denmark, will be used by the Ukrainian military against Russian aggression.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sent a message of alliance to Russia and threatened Ukraine. He also stated that if Ukrainians do not cross the Belarusian border, they will never participate in the war and that if Ukraine attacks Belarus, it will be repaid.

Russia launched an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack on grain silos in the Ukrainian port city of Reni. Russia has been targeting ports along the Danube River to prevent Ukraine's grain exports. Attacks on ports have reportedly increased recently.

Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry has claimed that Armenia is massing military equipment and weapons on the border. However, Yerevan said these accusations did not reflect reality and added that Armenia has no army units in Karabakh.

Tajik Interior Minister Ramazan Rahimzadeh announced at a press conference in Dushanbe that about 100 Tajik prisoners were sent from Russian prisons to the Russia-Ukraine War.

According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Cairo has decided not to meet a request from Washington to send arms to Ukraine. However, US representatives repeatedly raised the issue in meetings with their Egyptian counterparts.

The White House has said that Ukrainian pilots could be trained in the United States (US) if capacity in Europe is filled.

It was stated that 37 villages of Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region of Ukraine will be forcibly evacuated.

Israeli soldiers carried out another low raid in the occupied West Bank. One Palestinian was killed in the attacks.

As tensions between Poland and Belarus escalate, Poland has decided to deploy 10,000 troops to the border and nearby areas. Fearing that mercenary group Wagner troops would cross the border, Warsaw accused Belarus of damaging the border and encouraging illegal migrant smuggling.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made a move that will increase tensions on the Korean peninsula. Kim ordered the Korean army to produce large-scale weapons for possible war and seen pointing on a map of the Korean Peninsula to some points in and around the capital Seoul.

The testing of the HISAR-U (SIPER) missile, which will be among Türkiye's most powerful weapon systems, has begun. It is planned to be tested in an 850-kilometer area this week in Black Sea.

Tensions between Poland and Belarus are increasing day by day over fears of Wagner troops crossing the border. On Monday, Poland deployed an additional 1,000 troops to the border with Belarus and Minsk announced military exercises on the border.

There were 2 separate terrorist attacks in Mali. 17 people lost their lives in the attacks.