Russia has restricted the movement of British diplomats within its territory. The acting Chargé d'Affaires of the United Kingdom in Russia was summoned to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), where he was informed about the restrictions imposed on the movement of British diplomatic mission employees in Russia.

The European Union should urgently expand all available routes for Ukrainian grain exports, and any restrictions on grain transportation are unacceptable.

The EU has prolonged the sanctions against Russia by six months, with the restrictive measures targeting specific sectors of the economy of the Russian Federation.

The US is planning to announce a separate package of military aid for Ukraine worth about $400 million.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the BRICS summit in South Africa, as per mutual agreement, where he could have faced arrest under an International Criminal Court (ICC) order.

Spain has sent a field hospital to Ukraine and is going to send four Leopard 2A4 tanks, ten armoured personnel carriers, and other equipment next week.

Russian agents who were allegedly planning to sabotage trains with weapons and humanitarian aid to Ukraine have been exposed in Poland.

The possibility of continuing the grain corridor after Russia's exit from the agreement exists, but no one can guarantee that Russia will not attack ships.

The US is preparing sanctions against Kyrgyzstan, which supplies Russia with sanctioned equipment and electronics, such as drones, optical sights and bomb parts.

During the 14th online meeting of the Defence Cooperation Group on Ukraine, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin stated that the allies will not stop until Ukraine receives the necessary arms and ammunition.

At the EU-Latin America and Caribbean Summit, a dispute arose over Russia's war against Ukraine, and the leaders failed to agree on a joint statement.

The UK has been disassembling and studying Russian armoured vehicles captured in Ukraine to learn more about how to counter these weapons.

The European Union has urged Russia to reconsider its decision and immediately resume implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

The United Kingdom has announced new sanctions in response to Russia's forced deportation of Ukrainian children.

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, has condemned the termination of the grain agreement.

Dmitry Peskov, the spokesperson for the Russian President, stated on July 17 that the "grain deal" has been suspended.

The training of Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets has not yet begun, and the first group of pilots is expected to leave, having prepared for the exercise, including by learning English.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated on Friday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin share the same opinion on extending "grain deal."

The Ministry of Defence of Denmark has sent six unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for mine scanning as part of the aid package to Ukraine.

Margo Grosberg, intelligence chief of the Estonian Defence Forces, said that the actions of the Ukrainian troops during the counteroffensive and signs of complications for the occupation army of the Russian Federation may indicate that in the near future Ukraine can expect great success at the front.

The Pentagon commented on the claim that the counteroffensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is taking place at a slower rate than expected.

The US believes that Russia's current air defence and air force capabilities create "not ideal conditions" for supplying Ukraine with US-made F-16 fighter jets at this time.

The German government decided to deliver a new batch of military aid to Ukraine, which included equipment for the IRIS-T SLM air defence system, ammunition, six Gepard air defence systems and other equipment.

The Netherlands welcomes the G7 declaration of support for Ukraine and will join the initiative.

Dmytro Kuleba, Ukrainian Foreign Minister, expressed confidence that Ukraine will still receive F-16 fighter jets and urged Ukrainians not to be afraid of the Kremlin's threatening statements.

According to the media, instead of Poland, the Leopard tanks for Ukraine will be repaired in Germany and Lithuania.

G7 countries have agreed a joint framework for providing long-term security guarantees to Ukraine aimed at turning it into a military at protecting it from future aggression by Russia.

The German government has declined to open a Leopard tank maintenance center in Poland, intended for tanks transferred to Ukraine.

The G7 countries have prepared long-term security guarantees for Ukraine, which they call historic, and a step towards ending the current phase of the war.

Ukraine is working with the United States to obtain long-range ATACMS missiles.