Ukraine's Chief Intelligence Directorate reported that Belarusian specialists are repairing Russian military aircraft near Moscow under agreements between the Ministries of Defense of Belarus and Russia.

Belarusian specialists from the 558 Aircraft Repair Plant in Baranovichi perform field restoration work on Russian aviation equipment at the 121st Aircraft Repair Plant at Kubinka air base.

The repairs primarily involve MiG-29 fighter jets and their modifications, which are taken from storage and recommissioned for use in the war against Ukraine.

U.S. intelligence agencies believe parts of the Ukrainian government authorized the car bomb attack that killed Daria Dugina on August 20.

The U.S. did not take part in the operation by providing intelligence or other assistance.

Russian propaganda accused the Azov Regiment of killing Dugina, but both Azov and the Ukrainian government denied involvement.

The New York Times reported that US intelligence believes Ukraine sanctioned the bombing of Darya Dugina.

Washington denies any involvement in the bombing, stating it neither provided intelligence nor assistance and would have opposed the operation if aware.

The US considers the attack symbolic rather than significantly influencing the battlefield but worries it may escalate the conflict.

US officials suggested Alexander Dugin was the intended target, believing he would be in the car.

Russian FSB claimed that Ukrainian special forces planned and executed the murder, identifying Natalia Vovk as the alleged perpetrator.

Ukraine denies any responsibility or involvement in the killing of Darya Dugina.

Daria Dugina was killed in a car explosion in Velyki Viazemy, Moscow Oblast.

The incident occurred on the Mozhaisky highway involving a Land Cruiser Prado jeep.