Ukraine and Russia exchanged drone strikes overnight, with Ukrainian forces targeting Russian port infrastructure while Russian attacks resulted in civilian casualties.

Ukrainian drones struck the Primorsk port in Russia's Leningrad region, causing a fire that was subsequently extinguished, according to local Russian officials. The port serves as a key facility for oil exports from the Baltic region.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his forces had successfully hit Russian oil tankers and terminal facilities, describing the targets as part of Russia's "shadow fleet" used to circumvent international sanctions. The strikes represent Ukraine's continued campaign against Russian energy infrastructure.

Meanwhile, Russian strikes across Ukraine killed 10 people, according to Ukrainian officials. The attacks targeted multiple locations as part of Russia's ongoing bombardment campaign against Ukrainian territory.

The two countries also provided conflicting accounts regarding control of a village in Ukraine's Sumy region, with each side claiming different outcomes from recent military operations in the border area.

The exchanges reflect the continued intensification of cross-border attacks as both sides target infrastructure and military positions. Ukraine has increasingly focused on disrupting Russian energy exports, while Russia maintains its campaign against Ukrainian civilian and military targets.