Day 476 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Germany named Russia the Biggest Threat in its First National Security Strategy

Day 476 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:

• Ukraine reported little progress in "extremely fierce" fighting
• The Russian parliament supports the recruitment of criminals to fight in Ukraine
• Germany named Russia the biggest threat in its first national security strategy
• Ramzan Kadyrov's right-hand man, Adam Delimkhanov, wounded on the Zaporizhzhia Front
• In France, they uncovered a huge disinformation campaign. Signed by: Russia
• Russia hit Odesa with Kalibr missiles, people were killed and injured in a shopping center
• Stoltenberg in the White House: Ukraine makes progress in counteroffensive
• Putin: They deceived us once again. We are considering getting out of the grain deal
• Belarus is already accepting Russian tactical nuclear weapons
• The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Russian Ambassador for spreading disinformation

Ukraine reported little progress in "extremely fierce" fighting

Ukraine reported gradual progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces amid "extremely fierce" fighting.

In a Telegram post, Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar said the Ukrainian actions had "partial" success.

Over the past day, Ukrainian troops have advanced 200-500 meters in various areas near the small eastern town of Bakhmut and 300-350 meters in the direction of the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia, she noted.

"Our troops are moving in the face of extremely fierce fighting...