Eastern Europe. Conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine attrition on the eastern front and borders: the armed forces of the Russian Federation are conducting an intensive attrition attack on the Kramatorsk axis and junctions in the Donbass. At the same time, there were troop movements and security friction around the Kaliningrad enclave that led the Republic of Poland and other North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) partners to increase surveillance on their eastern borders. carrying out bombings on the electricity grid. The Russian Federation launched a massive new wave of missiles and drones that knocked out three thermal power plants and damaged distribution facilities in provinces such as Vinnytsia, Kyiv and Zaporizhia. On the last front, serious damage was reported after bombings of civilian aid distribution centers. diplomatic channels and alliances. Despite the continuation of the fire, preparations were approved for a new round of indirect negotiations between representatives of Moscow and Kiev, mediated by the United States of America in the United Arab Emirates. At the strategic level, Moscow maintains its technical-military coordination with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The Middle East and West Asia tensions in the Gulf and the Islamic Republic of Iran. The military situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains on high alert after recent selective incursions by the armed forces of the United States of America against positions on Kesham Island, classified as containment operations against risks to navigation. Diplomatic delegations in the State of Qatar seek to re-establish indirect dialogue channels between Washington and Tehran. The West Bank and the Gaza Strip.