According to TASS: The Russian Ministry of Defense said it attacked a substation in Ukraine.

According to the Polish News Agency (PAP): The Polish military said that the object may be located on Polish territory and the search is underway.

According to the Polish News Agency (PAP): The Polish military said that the military object that entered Polish airspace was not a missile.

Palestinian health official: Israeli air strikes kill six Palestinians near Gaza city.

U.S. and Brent crude oil prices continued to rise, rising by $0.4 in the short term to $75.94 per barrel and $79.54 per barrel respectively.

Both U.S. and Brent crude oil prices rose slightly in the short term, currently trading at $75.27 per barrel and $78.88 per barrel.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Partner countries should join the Ukrainian Air Force on site and provide air defense resources.

Omsk Refinery, Russia: A fire broke out at the refinery. The fire has been brought under control and the plant is operating normally.

According to the Times of Israel: Israeli drones attacked near the southern Lebanese city of Sidon.

Ukrainian authorities said Ukraine shot down about 15 missiles and 15 drones aimed at Kiev.

The CEO of Qatar Energy Company said that Qatar Energy will supply 3 million tons of liquefied natural gas to Kuwait annually, with a contract period of 15 years.

According to Interfax: The Russian military said it used high-precision weapons to attack important energy infrastructure in Ukraine that supports its military-industrial complex.

National Hurricane Center: The center of Horn passed 175 miles south of Kauai and has weakened to a tropical storm.

Russian President Vladimir Putin told a government meeting that coordinated action was needed to reduce inflation.

The National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Hector may strengthen slightly in the next 1-2 days.

The National Hurricane Center: Gilma is expected to remain a hurricane until Tuesday.

According to the Kyiv Independent: A massive Russian missile and drone attack killed at least four people in the Ukrainian regions of Volyn, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia and Zhytomyr, local authorities said.