Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia, is set to resume operations after Ukraine repaired damage from a Russian attack. Zelenskyy expressed optimism that the European Union would unlock a €90 billion loan now that Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has left office after losing national elections. He emphasized the need for Europe to diversify its energy sources, cautioning that Russia could repeat attacks on pipeline infrastructure. Meanwhile, in Odesa, Ukrainian authorities arrested military draft officers accused of extorting money from civilians under the threat of conscription. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained four officers, who could face up to 12 years in prison. Additionally, the UK's cybersecurity chief, Richard Horne, will address the growing threat of Russian cyber-attacks at the CyberUK conference in Glasgow, highlighting the need for organizations to bolster their cyber defenses against state-sponsored threats.