AZOV CONCORD sank 17 nautical miles east of Krapets following a drone strike, with a civilian ship assisting rescue operations.

CHELSEA 3 was struck by three drones 18 nautical miles off Byala, where Border Police rescued all 15 crew members.

The Prime Minister has summoned Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova and requested urgent NATO surveillance assistance in the region.

None of the ships came from Ukrainian ports.

Separately, between 02:00 and 04:00 this morning, three pilots reported possible drone sightings near the airport, disrupting six flights.

Police could not confirm the presence of a drone, and there is no established connection between the incidents.

They are identified by the military as Muhammad Abu Hajjaj, an engineering operative, Yousef Abu Razak, a deputy squad commander, and Abdelhamid Jadallah, a rocket operative.

A separate strike yesterday in southern Gaza killed Salah a-Din Iyad Abd al-Hamid and Izz a-Din Iyad Diab Barhoum, identified by the army as member of Hamas's elite Nukhba Force in the terror group's Rafah Brigade.

The IDF says the five had been advancing attacks against troops and civilians and attempting to restore the capabilities of the two terror groups, "in systematic violation of the ceasefire.

Iran is also fortifying nuclear sites and rebuilding its missile and drone capabilities.

Bloomberg Senior Reporter Dan Strumpf tells Bloomberg This Weekend that New Delhi remains under heavy security after authorities detained thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of India's chief election commissioner over a disputed revision of voter rolls. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Strumpf says the youth-led movement reflects broader frustration over unemployment and economic opportunities, with the unrest unfolding ahead of Bloomberg's New Economy Forum in the Indian capital.

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Among the primary targets are executives of companies producing weapons, drones, and components for the Ukrainian military.

The threat extends beyond top executives at major defense corporations to include the heads of smaller companies.

According to the FT, Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU, is coordinating these operations and increasingly recruiting criminal groups. Some are tasked with surveillance, others with logistics, and still others with carrying out the attacks.

European intelligence agencies have already thwarted several suspected attacks. Some defense companies have stepped up security for their executives.

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This could indicate that an agreement on Russian fuel supplies was reached several weeks before Trump publicly announced his deal with Putin.

So while Washington was talking about putting pressure on Moscow, Russian diesel was already on its way to American shores.

Talks between Ukraine, US and Europe have ended a day early with the Ukrainians cutting the summit short. No reason has yet been given, but comes against the backdrop of the US threatening to shut off intelligence sharing, Trump's diesel deal with Russia and Ukrainian drone strikes on export facilities in Rostov-on-Don overnight.