Kremlin: Security zone along Ukraine border won't be part of negotiations

The Kremlin announced plans for a 660-kilometer security zone along the border with Ukraine, declaring it outside any future negotiations.

• The Kremlin said it is working to create a security zone that will not be part of any negotiations with Ukraine.
• The security zone will extend 660 kilometers along the border, with 450 kilometers currently under Russian control.
• Putin announced continued Russian strikes on Ukraine's military-industrial complex, in response to Kyiv's targeting of Russian oil and industrial facilities.
• Air raid sirens were activated in Kyiv warning of imminent drone attacks.
• Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said 465 kilometers, or 70 percent, of the border security zone is currently under Russian control.
• Putin said the military was tasked, after the Ukrainian incursion into Kursk, with expelling Ukrainian troops and creating the security zone.