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Ukrainian forces make 'tactically significant gains' as Russian troops are likely suffering from "poor morale" in Bakhmut, the UK MoD said.

The data analysed by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) indicates that the defence forces of Ukraine conducted a counterattack on three frontline areas on 6 July and thus continued to weaken the Russians in terms of both manpower and equipment.

A Russian politician in Ukraine said he sent the parts to Moscow, and claimed experts would "decipher" Storm Shadows for ways to counter it.

Russian forces have been on the frontlines in Zaporizhia for 9 months despite Putin's pledge that soldiers would get long vacations and job security.

The Belarusian military on Friday showed off a field camp it has offered to Russia’s Wagner military contractor if it relocates to Belarus under a deal that ended its mutiny. Maj. Gen. Leonid Kosinsky, an assistant to Belarus’ defense minister, told international reporters that Wagner troops could use the former Belarusian army camp near Tsel, about 90 kilometers (about 55 miles) southeast of Minsk.

The Biden administration has approved controversial cluster munitions for Ukraine. The weapons' tiny bomblets cause civilian casualties.

Sergey Kirienko, the first deputy head of the administration of the president of the aggressor country, arrived at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) occupied by Russian troops. Source: Telegram channel of the occupiers ZNPP.

Russian forces continue to amplify their presence and enhance fortifications at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), as though preparing to fight for it, an employee at ZNPP, who has chosen to remain anonymous, told Ukrainian broadcaster Suspilne on July 5.

"As a result of precision firing by Defence Forces units, another formation of Russian terrorists in the temporarily occupied Makiivka ceased to exist," the strategic communication office of Ukraine's Armed Forces said. In an accompanying video on the Telegram messaging app, the communication office showed what looked like explosions in a sparsely built-up area.

Russia is planning to send more Chechen fighters and convicts to Ukraine to fill the gaps left by the withdrawal of the Wagner PMC, news agency Bloomberg reported on July 4, citing European intelligence officials.