俄羅斯總統普京：俄羅斯所有受損的能源設施正在迅速恢復，且一切運作均有較大安全餘地。

俄羅斯總統普京：對俄羅斯能源基礎設施的襲擊正在造成問題。

The Financial Times reports the Royal Navy will order at least six general-purpose combat vessels able to deploy unmanned air and undersea systems, a plan due to be announced this week. The ships, intended as part of the Type 45 destroyer replacement, will be the navy's first hybrid-powered warships and are expected to enter service in the early 2030s. The Labour government is set to abandon a long‑planned eight-ship Type 83 destroyer programme and cancel the five-ship Type 32 frigate programme first announced in 2020 in favour of the new general-purpose vessels. The defence secretary’s final plan is expected to add at least £1bn to defence spending, raising new defence investment by more than £14.5bn versus earlier plans. Government says the vessels will act as unmanned-systems control hubs, extending operational reach and firepower without a proportionate increase in crew or cost.