Ukraine reports missile strike on Russian factory; energy facilities hit in Ukraine

Ukraine claims its missiles struck a facility manufacturing artillery systems in Russia's Volgograd region overnight. President Zelenskyy announced on X that the Titan-Barrikady factory was hit, reportedly igniting a fire. The missiles used were identified as FP-5 Flamingo missiles. Russia has not yet confirmed the attack.

In parallel, Ukraine's energy company Naftogaz reported that its production facilities in the northeastern regions of Poltava and Kharkiv were targeted by Russian missiles and drones. The company indicated that damage resulted from these attacks.

Meanwhile, in Denmark, the 'Maskinrummet' experience center opened on Skagen harbor. This new 12,000-square-meter attraction, backed by local fishing billionaire Henning Kjeldsen, features large machinery, engines, cars, motorcycles, maritime artifacts, restaurants, and a historical fashion section. Tourist director Nicolai Nissen expressed enthusiasm, calling it a gift to the city and a much-needed year-round attraction to complement cruise ship visitors.