Russian airstrike on Sumy kills five as Ukraine reports naval clash and Moldova names new prime minister

A Russian airstrike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy killed at least five people, including a child, and wounded about 30 others, authorities said. Separate Russian attacks in Odessa left two dead, and a rocket strike on Kyiv caused further injuries.

Ukraine reported that its forces struck roughly 30 Russian vessels operating in the Azov Sea.

In Moldova, President Maia Sandu appointed investor Vasile Tofan as prime minister following a recent government crisis.

Venezuelan officials said the death toll from two June earthquakes rose above 4,000, with 4,118 fatalities and more than 16,700 injured.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Truth Social that Iran wants to continue negotiations, a claim Iran denied, accusing the United States of breaching the cease‑fire agreement.

In the Czech Republic, firefighters continued to battle a blaze in a Zlín building, keeping the site under control while it is prepared for handover to its owner.