Morning coverage centered on US-Russia dialogue, with reports of Donald Trump planning a conversation with President Putin, a recurring theme from previous days. Concurrently, Russian media detailed the detention of an Azerbaijani national accused of preparing terror attacks in Russia, labeled as 'pro-Ukrainian'. Mid-day saw a shift towards broader geopolitical developments surrounding the Ukraine conflict. German investigators were reportedly naming a Zelensky rival as the Nord Stream sabotage mastermind, a significant new accusation. Medvedev continued his strong rhetoric against Finland, accusing it of rapidly becoming "anti-Russia" and laying groundwork for US military presence. Reports also emerged of the EU discussing sanctions against China for purchasing Russian energy. Evening reporting included Hungary's Prime Minister Orban proposing a division of Ukraine into Russian and Western-controlled zones, offering a new geopolitical resolution concept. Kyiv officially commented on reports of an Iskander missile strike on its cabinet building, while Russia reported an ongoing massive Ukrainian drone attack on Donetsk.