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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced a new 40-day operation aimed at increasing pressure on Russia to end the war. This initiative seeks to compel Russia to cease hostilities and withdraw from Ukrainian territory.
The Ukrainian Lubart brigade has reportedly stopped Russia's summer offensive near Rodinske in Donbas, with Russians suffering heavy losses and failing to achieve strategic objectives despite fierce fighting.
Ukrainian defenders have raised the national flag on the strategically important Kinburn Spit following a Russian retreat. This action signals a significant territorial gain for Ukraine, reminding occupiers of their presence.
Russian forces launched three precise strikes on locomotives in the Zaporizhzhia and Sumy regions of Ukraine, resulting in the death of a train driver's assistant. The attacks targeted railway infrastructure.
The US Treasury has removed seven Russian individuals, two vessels, and two Turkish companies from its sanctions list, without providing a reason for the decision.
The ongoing war is contributing to a significant economic toll for Russians, exacerbated by a recent spike in gasoline prices across the country.
Russian forces have carried out strikes on a bakery in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast and an industrial facility in Poltava Oblast, causing damage but no reported casualties.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense is launching a new system of financial bonuses for soldiers on the front lines, aiming to motivate them for combat successes and risky tasks, with the highest rewards offered for capturing Russian personnel.
The war in Ukraine has evolved over four years, with Ukrainian tactics now relying on the steady accumulation of intelligence to pinpoint targets for drone strikes, effectively 'haunting' Russian forces.
Ukraine's offensive continues with strong explosions and a series of fires reported across the occupied Crimean peninsula, leading to Russians fleeing and a declaration that the 'swimming season is over in Crimea'.
Russian forces launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, resulting in ten deaths and dozens of injuries in regions including Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson. Moscow also reported shooting down over 80 drones.
An explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG facility has resulted in the deaths of at least 13 people and dozens of injuries. The incident occurred at one of the world's largest natural gas processing plants.
The Russian army has intensified attacks on the Bohodukhiv community in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, targeting fuel stations and critical infrastructure, resulting in four injuries from a repeated strike.
A Russian drone attack in the town of Borzna, Chernihiv Region, caused a private home to catch fire, injuring the homeowner and his 14-year-old daughter.
Russia intercepted 300 Ukrainian drones across the country and temporarily suspended operations from Moscow airport Nearly 60 Ukrainian drones were intercepted heading for Moscow last night, forcing the capital’s airports to briefly suspend its operations during the attack. In total, Russia reportedly downed just over 300 drones across the country. “The Russians are attacking us every day – and we will strike back every day. Our response will grow stronger with each passing day.” Continue re...
Russian drone attacks targeted a petrol station in Zaporizhzhia and a warehouse in the Kyiv region, resulting in injuries to at least two people. The strikes caused fires and damage in both areas.
Russian forces launched an attack on a postal terminal on the outskirts of Kharkiv, followed by a repeat strike after emergency services had arrived at the scene.
An economist suggests that Ukrainian attacks are causing more anxiety among Russians than the stagnation of the economy, which has been impacted by increased military spending and Western sanctions since Russia's 2022 invasion.
Russians are complaining about black rain, with some expressing concerns about potential health effects like hair loss. This comes as drone attacks have intensified, bringing the war closer to Moscow.
The Russian army has launched a massive attack on DTEK energy facilities located in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region.
Russian drones have reportedly attacked two civilian merchant ships in the Black Sea, resulting in one fatality and five injuries. This incident highlights ongoing maritime security concerns in the region.
Russians are receiving warnings, even from their own sources, against traveling to Crimea, which was once a rapidly growing tourist destination after its annexation.
Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow to date, causing massive blasts and undermining President Putin's assurances of victory. The assault has led to calls for retaliation from some Russians and raised questions about Russia's air defense capabilities.
Russian forces have reportedly received orders to intensify FPV drone strikes targeting civilian infrastructure in the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia.
Singer Ani Lorak, who performs for Russians during the war in Ukraine and remains silent on the genocide of her people, has reportedly amassed significant wealth, with nine registered real estate properties in her name in Ukraine valued at millions.
Russian forces are reportedly advancing into a crucial Ukrainian city, with intense street fighting currently underway. The conflict involves close-quarters combat as Russians penetrate the urban area.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that Russia's oil production decreased by five percent in May. This decline is attributed to Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
Russian drone and missile attacks on eastern and southeastern Ukraine have resulted in at least four deaths and multiple injuries, with Zaporizhzhia being particularly affected. Ukrainian air defenses reportedly downed 97 out of 119 drones launched by Russia.
Russian opposition politicians and activists have launched a new political party, aiming to unite the fragmented anti-war movement and potentially challenge President Putin's authority.
The European Union states it has verified that China trained Russian troops fighting in Ukraine, a claim Beijing vehemently denies as 'pure slander'.
Russians are resorting to using VPNs and multiple phones to navigate a significant digital crackdown that has disrupted banking, transport, and e-commerce ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.
A branch of Ukraine's national postal service, Ukrposhta, in Kyiv, which had been closed since 2024, was completely destroyed in a Russian attack.
A historic monastery complex in Kyiv, including the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, was significantly damaged in a Russian attack, with parts of it catching fire. UNESCO has condemned the strike, while Russia denies responsibility, claiming the fire was caused by a faulty Ukrainian missile.
Russia conducted widespread drone and missile attacks across Ukraine, utilizing 611 drones and 70 missiles. The attacks resulted in injuries in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy, where three people, including a child, were wounded.
Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday with a UFC event at the White House, while also engaging in discussions with world leaders. Reports indicate he informed Putin of his readiness to help end the Ukraine conflict and discussed a potential Iran deal with Netanyahu.
Ukraine's air defense intercepted 91 out of 98 Russian drones in an overnight attack, while Russian shelling across various regions resulted in multiple civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Heavy fighting continued on the front lines, with Ukraine reporting significant Russian troop and equipment losses.
Milorad Dodik stated that Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing pressure from Europe to introduce visas for Russian citizens but affirmed that the country will not allow this to happen.
Russians are increasingly finding ways to circumvent Putin's digital 'iron curtain' through methods like using multiple phones, a trend believed to contribute to his declining approval ratings alongside rising prices and war fatigue.
Ukraine's Air Defense Forces successfully shot down 110 out of 118 Russian drones during a recent attack. This comes as Ukraine increasingly uses drones for various missions, including those previously deemed impossible without robots.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Ukrainian drone strikes aim to divide Russians and threatened to intensify strikes on Ukraine in response. Meanwhile, a Canadian general suggested Putin's death as a condition for peace in Ukraine.
Russia's Foreign Ministry has warned its citizens against traveling to Thailand, citing alleged US 'special operations to catch Russians' in the country.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defence explained how AI-enabled drones are effectively disrupting Russian logistics on the battlefield. This comes as the General Staff reported 241 combat clashes over the past day, with Russians deploying over 10,000 Kamikaze drones.
ONLINE: Drone attack on a civilian target in Sumy region has one victim. Russians also report two dead and injured
Russian forces launched over 40 attacks on three districts of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on June 11, resulting in 12 injuries, including one child.
Canada has introduced legislation to ban social media access for individuals under the age of 16, citing concerns about the platforms becoming a source of anxiety for children. This move follows similar discussions and actions in other countries regarding the impact of social media on youth.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law allowing the seizure of property belonging to Russians abroad for 'offenses against Russia’s interests.' This move targets emigrant Russians, particularly those critical of the government or Putin.
Ukraine conducted widespread drone and missile attacks deep into Russian territory, targeting a Russian arms factory and causing fuel shortages in Russian-held Crimea, while Russia claimed to intercept numerous drones.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that June and July will be decisive for the future of the war, while also discussing an updated energy strategy with the World Bank and the outcomes of the Ukraine-NB8 summit. He also revealed that his open letter to Putin achieved its goal of showing allies Moscow's rejection of peace.
Vladimir Putin's popularity among ordinary Russians is reportedly weakening, with official statistics suggesting a decline. The Russian state agency has also ceased publishing results from a key regular poll on the popularity of politicians, including the president.
Reports indicate that the Russian public remains unimpressed by President Putin's assertion that his country's missiles missed their targets on purpose.
The volume of cash in circulation in Russia increased by 381.2 billion rubles in May, marking the largest monthly increase since records began in 1995, as Russians withdrew over $13 billion in cash from banks.
Ukrajina hlásí v posledních měsících celou řadu úspěšných misí dálkových dronů. Jen tento rok úspěšně likvidovaly vojenské a energetické cíle ve stále větší vzdálenosti, od Baltského moře po břehy…
Russian developers have created fully sealed headphones that amplify threat sounds, such as drone engines, and implement an intercom system for encrypted group communication.
The European Commission plans to tighten visa issuance procedures for Russian citizens following a push from 11 Schengen Zone countries for stricter restrictions. This move aims to limit access for Russians to the EU amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The Russian army attacked a grain elevator in the village of Velykyi Burluk, Kharkiv region, with a drone, resulting in injuries to two workers.
Lithuanian Russians have publicly rejected the Kremlin's attempts to portray them as needing protection, following statements from Russian officials accusing Baltic states of 'Russophobia'.
A Russian drone strike damaged a nuclear waste storage facility near the Chornobyl plant, prompting Ukraine to classify it as a war crime and inform international partners, including the IAEA.
Russian forces have reportedly installed a Pantsir air defense system on the rooftop of a luxury high-rise building in Moscow. Social media videos show the system being deployed, raising questions about the city's security measures.
Russia's Dnepr Group of Forces has reportedly ordered the use of civilian vehicles to transport fuel along the R-280 highway connecting Rostov-on-Don with occupied Crimea, aiming to avoid Ukrainian strikes.
Russian forces struck a business and a car park in the city of Chernihiv on 5 June, injuring six people and damaging dozens of vehicles.
A Ukrainian sea drone exploded in the Romanian port of Constanța, prompting an emergency meeting by local authorities and heightened alert in neighboring Bulgaria. EU officials and military experts are assessing the implications of the incident, with some attributing final responsibility to Russia for the hybrid aggression.
Vladimir Romanov, the former owner of Ūkio bankas who received asylum in Russia, has drawn attention again after decorating his house near Moscow with a giant golden sphinx, shocking Russians on social media.
Several European Union countries are advocating for stricter visa regulations for Russian tourists, aiming to limit their entry into Europe. This move comes amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions, though some, like the widow of Alexei Navalny, argue it could be counterproductive.
There are calls for the European Union to tighten its visa regulations for Russian citizens, particularly those holding Schengen visas. Critics argue that Russians are 'enjoying sunshine while Ukrainians die on the battlefield,' highlighting the perceived disparity.
Finland is advocating for a stricter visa policy from the European Union towards Russian travelers entering the Schengen area, sending a letter to demand tighter practices for visa issuance.
SAD prepares a big gift for Ukraine, Rutte mocked Moscow, Rubio: 'For the Russians, this is a strategic disaster'
A Russian drone strike hit an apartment building in Kharkiv, resulting in casualties. Over the past day, Russian forces have shelled 17 settlements in the Kharkiv region, killing three and injuring 21 people.
Italy and France support a ban on Russian veterans entering the EU, but some officials warn that a broad proposal could bar all Russians. Two EU countries are reportedly resisting a ban on participants in Russia's war against Ukraine.
Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine, deploying 90 drones and a ballistic missile, with Ukrainian air defense forces shooting down 83 aerial assets. The attacks resulted in civilian casualties, including children, and caused fires and injuries in regions such as Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, and Kharkiv.
Russians are rapidly divesting from the ruble, with demand for foreign currencies like dollars, euros, and yuan increasing twelvefold since January, despite government restrictions, due to fears of further ruble depreciation.
Finland is experiencing a significant shift in its immigrant population, with Ukrainians, Filipinos, and Indians now forming the largest groups, a change from 2019 when Russians, Estonians, and Iraqis topped the list.
Russian forces have launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, injuring fifteen people, including three children, in the Sumy region and four in Zaporizhzhia. A Russian drone strike in the Zaporizhzhia region also killed a driver and injured two passengers, while glide bombs hit Kushugum and Novomykolaivka, causing power outages and injuries.
A Russian strike on a petrol station in the city of Sumy on the morning of June 24 resulted in three people being injured.
Ukrainian forces successfully destroyed a key railway bridge in Russian-occupied Crimea, which was crucial for supplying Russian troops. This attack has intensified fuel shortages and logistical challenges for Russia in the region.
Russian forces attacked Odesa with drones, resulting in the death of a woman on the coast and injuries to a man.
Russian troops launched a second strike against rescue workers in Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk region, as they were extinguishing a fire caused by an earlier attack on the city.
A total of 221 combat clashes have occurred on the battlefield over the past day, with the Russians conducting most attacks on the Pokrovsk, Huliaipole and Lyman fronts.
The historic Myklashevskyi Estate, an architectural and historical landmark in the village of Bilenke, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, was destroyed as a result of Russian shelling.
Fighters from the Ukrainian border guard unit "Phoenix" released drone footage showing the settlement of Vodianske in the Donetsk region, which has been destroyed by Russian occupiers.
Russian forces carried out an airstrike on Zaporizhzhia on June 20, resulting in damage to the City Palace of Children and Youth Creativity, one of the city's well-known modernist architectural landmarks.
Russian drone attacks resulted in casualties in Ukraine, including two deaths in Zaporizhzhia and Odesa, and struck a Turkish-owned cargo vessel in the Black Sea, killing an Egyptian crew member. Concurrently, Moscow airports temporarily suspended operations as Russian forces downed numerous Ukrainian drones approaching the city.
Russia is facing an economic crisis characterized by tax shocks, struggling restaurants, and soaring food prices, with the war's impact increasingly affecting the daily lives of ordinary Russians.
Russian forces launched a series of attacks across Ukraine, including in Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, and Dnipropetrovsk regions, resulting in at least eight deaths and dozens of injuries, including children. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Russia is preparing for an imminent massive attack.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has returned Poland's highest honor, the Order of the White Eagle, after it was reportedly stripped from him. The move comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
Analyst Splidsboel suggests that Russian President Putin is compelled to escalate the conflict as the war's impact is increasingly felt by the Russian populace. This pressure may lead to further intensification of military actions.
Ukraine conducted its largest drone attack on Moscow, targeting the capital and several Russian oil refineries, resulting in casualties and damage. The Kremlin praised its air defenses while some Russian commentators questioned their effectiveness.
EU leaders are reportedly divided over the appropriateness of direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following reports of European Council President António Costa's preliminary contacts with the Kremlin. Figures like Macron and Merz have criticized such direct engagement, highlighting a split within the bloc on diplomatic approaches to Russia.
A Russian strike on an auto repair shop and car wash in Kramatorsk resulted in the death of a woman and injury to a teenage boy.
A viral video showing a flying hatch suggests that Russians likely detonated a depot in Moscow themselves.
Ukraine conducted a significant drone attack on Moscow, prompting Russia to threaten massive retaliatory strikes. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Moscow would burn if Russian attacks on Ukraine continued.
Po ukraińskim ataku dronów na Moskwę światowe media piszą o "panicznych" reakcjach w mediach społecznościowych. Sami Rosjanie komentują ostatnie zdarzenia, mówiąc o "szoku" i "koszmarze".
A Ukrainian spokesperson reports that Russian forces are planning to deploy nearly two dozen vessels from the Dnipro River Flotilla to counter Ukrainian reconnaissance groups in occupied Crimea and the Kherson region, indicating Russian apprehension about potential paratrooper landings.
Russian forces attacked a Ukrposhta vehicle in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, injuring the driver, and also launched an attack on Shostka, resulting in one fatality and two injuries.
The series 'Star City' is described as a top-tier thriller that delves into an alternate history where the Russians won the race to the moon.
Russian journalist and Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov, co-founder of 'Novaya Gazeta,' spoke in France about the threats facing independent media and opposition in Russia, stating his solidarity with Russians who oppose war.
Russians residing in occupied territories are increasingly voicing their complaints and disillusionment on social media, realizing that their expectations for a better life under Russian rule were mistaken.
Russian forces attacked Kharkiv using drones on 16 June, injuring three people, with strikes recorded in the city's Kholodnohirskyi and Kyivskyi districts.
Despite BMW officially withdrawing from Russia in 2022 following the war in Ukraine, Russian factories are reportedly still operating and producing unlicensed copies of the German car manufacturer's SUVs.
Reports indicate an increasing number of Russians are expressing a desire for negotiations rather than continued conflict, reflecting a weariness within Russian society.
Last night, the Russians fired 70 missiles and 611 drones at Ukraine, including more than 60 missiles at Kyiv.
Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire following SpaceX's stock market listing, an event that also created thousands of millionaires among company employees. New reports provide charts and analysis detailing the stratospheric growth of the tech mogul's fortune, sparking broader discussions about wealth inequality and the 'American Dream'.
Ukrainians are reportedly mocking Russians online regarding the prolonged defense of the strategically important village of Malá Tokmačka in Zaporizhzhia, which has lasted for 1,500 days.
Russians are reportedly circumventing Vladimir Putin's digital 'iron curtain' by using two phones and a specific application. This method allows them to bypass state-imposed digital restrictions.
Over the past 24 hours, one person was killed, and seven others were wounded in the Donetsk region as a result of Russian attacks.
Rubio extended greetings to Russians on Russia Day, expressing hopes for peace and improved relations with Moscow. This message comes amidst ongoing international tensions.
President Putin stated that Ukrainian drone strikes are intended to sow division among the Russian populace. His remarks come amid ongoing drone activity targeting Russian territory and public sentiment.
Imprisoned Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin is founding a new political party, holding its inaugural congress in Berlin on June 12 and 13, bringing together opposition-minded Russians in exile.
Ukrainian defence forces have reported that at least a hundred Russian troops have infiltrated Kostiantynivka in Donetsk Oblast, with their presence recorded in the city center, prompting military warnings of threats.
The Serbian government continues to grant Serbian passports to Russian citizens, despite warnings from Brussels that this allows them entry into the European Union.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law that allows for the seizure of property and bank assets from Russians living abroad who are deemed to be acting against Russia's interests. This legislation targets critics of the Kremlin and exiled dissidents.
Russian forces launched a morning strike on Konotop, Ukraine, targeting infrastructure. The attack resulted in power and water outages across the city, with gas supply also disrupted in parts of the area.
New details have emerged about a recent safety emergency on the International Space Station, revealing that Russians proposed using a saw to identify the cause of a leak in one of their modules, an idea met with little enthusiasm by NASA.
Russian forces injured six people in attacks on residential areas across three hromadas in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast.
Russian forces launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, including drone strikes in Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions, resulting in civilian injuries, one fatality, and damage to homes and a church.
Russian drone strikes targeted a gas station in Kramatorsk and a bread delivery truck near the border of the Chernihiv region. The attack on the bread truck resulted in injuries to the driver.
Ukrainian commanders report that Russians have stopped military material transport on the main road to Crimea after Ukrainian forces struck the Chonhar Bridge for the second time in three days.
Russian invaders launched two separate attacks on emergency workers in Ukraine's Synelnykove district of the Dnipropetrovsk region as they were engaged in clearing up the aftermath of a previous assault.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced he had 'positive' discussions with American envoys, including Witkoff and Kushner, regarding the reactivation of negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. This comes as Russia continues its attacks, with reports of multiple deaths in eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian oil facilities and infrastructure in Russia and occupied Crimea, aiming to disrupt military logistics and weaken Russia's military-industrial capacity. These strikes have reportedly caused fuel shortages and logistical challenges in the affected areas.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to the presidents of Poland and Ukraine to resolve their disputes over historical traumas, particularly concerning the Volhynia massacre and the OUN-UPA. He emphasized that such conflicts serve Moscow's interests.
Russian opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin states that public sentiment in Russia has shifted, with 60-70% of Russians now expressing a desire for peace talks regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
European leaders, including the UK, France, and Germany, have backed Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's call for direct talks with Russian President Putin. This comes as Western allies press for a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing conflict.
A new deadline has been set for Hungarian oil and gas company MOL to complete negotiations with Russian parties regarding the sale of their majority stake in Serbia's Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), raising questions about the future of the Pančevo refinery.
Since the evening, the enemy has attacked two districts of Dnipropetrovsk region more than 20 times with drones and an aerial bomb. One person was killed and another was wounded.
The European Commission announced on June 5 its intention to tighten Schengen visa requirements for Russian citizens. This move comes amid political backlash against France, Italy, and Spain for continuing to receive large numbers of Russian tourists.
Major Russian insurance companies have begun offering individual policyholders coverage for 'acts of war,' according to the Russian business daily Kommersant.
Overnight and daily Russian attacks across Ukraine have resulted in multiple civilian casualties, with reports of at least seven killed and numerous injured in regions including Sumy, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv, alongside extensive damage to residential areas.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued an open letter to Vladimir Putin, proposing a face-to-face meeting to end the war, stating that "enough is enough." Donald Trump welcomed the possibility of such a meeting between the two leaders.
Ukrainian officials report that the enemy is spreading false claims of having 'taken control' of the village of Huliaipilske in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, as part of an information and psychological operation.
Russian forces attacked an emergency medical vehicle within the grounds of a hospital in Kherson's Dniprovskyi district, resulting in injuries to two medical workers.
Ukrainian strikes on the Russian-annexed Crimean peninsula have reportedly killed four people. This comes amidst ongoing diplomatic efforts by European countries regarding the conflict.
While the war in Ukraine appears overshadowed by the US-Iran conflict, experts believe a quiet revolution is unfolding as Ukraine increasingly uses a new generation of cheap drones, a strategy that could significantly impact the war's trajectory by exhausting Russian forces.
Russian attacks across the Donetsk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro regions killed at least 11 civilians and injured dozens, damaging infrastructure. Separately, a Ukrainian drone strike on a passenger bus in Russian-occupied territory killed eight civilians.
Russians claim that after a pause and drone conservation, Ukrainians have resumed strikes with new force. Considering the results of recent Ukrainian deep strikes, the question arises: if this was a pause, what does the active strike phase look like?
Russian forces dropped three aerial bombs on Druzhkivka in Donetsk Oblast, resulting in one fatality and several injuries. The attack caused significant damage and casualties in the area.
In Pokrovsk, the 7th Rapid Response Corps of Ukraine's Air Assault Forces destroyed 120 Russian drone launch sites and nearly 450 antennas, preventing the establishment of a Russian logistics and communications hub.
In the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Russian occupiers have launched a series of propaganda leaflets, styled as popular chewing gum wrappers, to romanticize life under wartime conditions amidst a humanitarian catastrophe.
Russian forces have launched large-scale attacks, causing significant damage to Naftogaz facilities and filling stations in four Ukrainian oblasts. These strikes have impacted critical energy infrastructure in the country.
Following drone strikes by Ukraine's defense forces, Russia has concentrated a significant number of air defense systems in Moscow and around the Kerch Bridge area, according to Ukraine's Defence Intelligence.
Russian forces carried out an air strike on a private residential area in Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, resulting in one person being wounded.
Several regions in Russia have begun to impose restrictions on gasoline sales, indicating a growing shortage of fuel. This measure suggests that Russians are facing difficulties in accessing adequate fuel supplies.
A Russian rocket attack on the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih resulted in three deaths and 19 injuries. Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that delays in air defense deliveries contributed to the loss of lives.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian occupation forces carried out 1,050 attacks on 56 settlements in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, injuring seven people.
A Ukrainian missile attack on a factory in Voronezh, Russia, which supplies electronics for cruise missiles, has resulted in five deaths and dozens of injuries. Photos and videos from the scene show the aftermath of the strike on the facility.
A drone strike has destroyed the unique historic Myklashevskyi Estate in the village of Bilenke in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Eight Russian nationals detained during 2025 tensions in Azerbaijan have been convicted of drug trafficking and cyber crimes.
Russian troops attacked an infrastructure facility in Kropyvnytskyi overnight, resulting in a fire.
The region, a symbol of Ukrainian resistance, is a training ground for Putin's drones: "He wants to terrorize us" Read
Russian forces have intensified guided aerial bomb strikes on the outskirts of Sumy, resulting in 10 civilians being injured over the past day, following an earlier attack on June 20 that killed one and injured three.
Russian forces launched an attack on the outskirts of Sumy using guided aerial bombs, resulting in one fatality.
Internal polling cited by Russian media sources indicates that more than 60% of Russians are experiencing fatigue and weariness over the ongoing war against Ukraine.
The Ukrainian government has approved a mechanism to provide one-off payments of €3,000 to victims of sexual violence committed by Russians during the conflict.
Nove snimke koje kruže društvenim mrežama sugeriraju da je tijekom velikog napada dronovima na Moskvu došlo do ozbiljnog incidenta u kojem je, prema dostupnim informacijama, ruska protuzračna raketa…
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that Russian air defenses intercepted and shot down 25 drones that were targeting the Russian capital, amidst ongoing drone attacks.
Russia's Rostec corporation has presented an upgraded Supercam S180 reconnaissance drone, featuring a new camera system designed to help it evade interceptor drones.
A refinery fire near the Kremlin, along with flight suspensions and traffic jams, disrupted the illusion of normalcy in the Russian capital, signaling that the war is not distant.
Russian forces have deployed their highly capable 'Varyag' Brigade, equipped with advanced drones, along with special operations units in the temporarily occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. This deployment aims to prevent Ukrainian advances.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka reportedly revealed his perspective on why Russian forces failed to capture Kyiv and assigned blame for the outcome. Lukashenka has been a close ally of Russia during the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine's Defense Ministry states it knows how to respond if Russia launches a new large-scale mobilization campaign, asserting they will reach their target of wiping out 50,000 Russians a month faster.
Russian forces have conducted strikes in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine, damaging infrastructure facilities, houses, and a Nova Poshta sorting hub. These attacks have resulted in three injuries and the destruction of all petrol stations in Trostianets.
The leader of the Crimean Tatars, Refat Chubarov, has urged Russians to leave Crimea, warning that their time is running out. This call comes amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
Russian drone attacks in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia have targeted civilians, utility workers, and emergency medical teams, resulting in multiple injuries and at least one fatality.
Russian strikes severely damaged the Dormition Cathedral within the historic Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ukrainian President Zelensky offered talks with Putin following the attack, while the All-Ukrainian Council of Churches urged stronger sanctions against Russia.
Analysis suggests that key pillars of Russia's war strategy against Ukraine, including its vast human resources and arms industry, are faltering as interest in joining the military significantly declines among Russians.
A controversial trend has emerged in Russia where content creators use AI tools to generate images and videos of deceased soldiers, presenting them as heroes, and charging families up to $133 for the service.
W nocy doszło do zmasowanego ataku powietrznego Rosji na Ukrainę, w czasie którego intensywnie atakowany był m.in. Kijów.
A massive overnight Russian drone and missile attack on the Kyiv region resulted in three injuries and damage across five districts. Sacred relics and religious treasures at the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra were successfully evacuated immediately after a Russian strike on the monastery complex, preserving them from destruction.
Russian forces launched an attack on Dnipro, resulting in seven people injured and damage to a light industry factory.
Ukraine conducted drone strikes on Russian territory, including a port in Temryuk and a chemical plant in Armiansk, resulting in one fatality and fires. Meanwhile, President Zelensky imposed sanctions on ten Russian mobile operators and internet service providers.
A Russian airstrike on Sloviansk has resulted in six people being wounded, including a child. Initial reports indicated three women were injured, with later updates confirming more casualties.
Ukrainian forces are actively working to isolate Crimea through bombardments, raising questions about whether their intention is solely to corner the Russians or to reclaim the peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014.
Reports indicate the US and Iran are nearing a peace deal, possibly to be signed in Geneva, with Pakistan mediating and Hezbollah confident Lebanon will be included. However, Iran insists on its right to nuclear enrichment, and Trump has denied the authenticity of leaked deal terms.
A Kremlin survey indicates that one-third of Russians are feeling the effects of sanctions and the ongoing war, putting pressure on President Putin. Meanwhile, Putin called for unity and patriotism on Russia Day amidst a massive drone attack by Ukraine.
Russian forces conducted a drone strike on a market in Kherson and another strike in the northeast of Ukraine, resulting in one fatality.
A documentary film titled 'The Price of a Word' will be screened, focusing on Russians who have moved to Montenegro due to their opposition to the war in Ukraine and Putin's repression.
Monaco has become a favored destination for wealthy Russians, but not all real estate deals are clean, as evidenced by a recent case involving a 19-year-old oligarch's grandson under investigation for suspected money laundering.
Since the beginning of the year, the Serbian government has granted citizenship to four times more Russian citizens than all other foreign nationals combined, including Russians under international sanctions.
Ukraine's General Staff reported 251 combat clashes and 100 Russian airstrikes on the battlefield over the past day, indicating intense fighting.
Staff at the Oleksii Shovkunenko Kherson Oblast Art Museum have identified another artwork, a still life painting titled 'Suvenirnyi' by Nina Marchenko, that was stolen by Russian forces.
Actor Steven Seagal, a vocal supporter of Vladimir Putin, has reportedly been ridiculed by Russians for his significant weight gain, despite his efforts to demonstrate loyalty to the aggressive nation.
The EU is considering a new package of sanctions against Russia and has agreed to prioritize digital over printed instruction manuals. Additionally, five member states are proposing to limit the voting rights of future EU members.
The conflict in Ukraine has increasingly brought the realities of war into the daily lives of Russians, with Ukraine demonstrating military competence and Russians looking to the skies.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to Estonia for a summit with Baltic and Nordic states, where he discussed further military aid, including air defense systems and Gripen jets, and emphasized the need for European representation in future peace negotiations. He also addressed concerns about stray drones and Russian aggression in the region.
Przedstawiamy przegląd najważniejszych wydarzeń mijającej nocy: Rosjanie atakowali z powietrza obwód charkowski, w Charkowie rannych zostało kilkanaście osób, trzy osoby zginęły w mieście Czuhujew;…
The Russian Orthodox Church has launched an initiative, 'Patriarchal Humanitarian Mission: Together we help people in Donbas,' encouraging faithful Russians to volunteer in occupied Ukrainian territories.
Efforts to isolate Crimea are intensifying, impacting bridges and trains, leading to a reduction in fuel rations to 20 liters per car per week. The tourist season in Crimea is collapsing as Russians massively cancel reservations, while Z-channels criticize Putin.
A severe fuel crisis in Crimea has resulted in a mass cancellation of hotel bookings, as Russians are reportedly avoiding the region. The situation indicates significant disruption to tourism and daily life.
Ukraine's General Staff reported almost 70 Russian attacks on the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole fronts over the past day, with a total of 240 clashes recorded along the line of contact.
Russian forces launched a drone attack on Kharkiv during the night of June 7-8, with at least six strikes recorded across the city.
Russian forces have launched strikes across Ukraine, causing power outages in Zaporizhzhia and Kherson districts and affecting critical infrastructure, including the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant. Meanwhile, Ukraine claims to have destroyed dozens of targets along the land route connecting Russia to Crimea.
Russian forces conducted more than 40 attacks on Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region in a single day, injuring six people. The strikes damaged an agricultural enterprise, a house, and several vehicles.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's request for a meeting, stating he sees no reason for it at this time. Meanwhile, Putin held discussions with a former German politician, whom he reportedly wishes to mediate negotiations regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station were ordered to shelter in the SpaceX Dragon capsule due to a worsening air leak in the Russian module. NASA initially issued an evacuation alert but later reversed it after repairs were attempted.
Russian forces launched a strike on a business and a car park in the city of Chernihiv on June 5, resulting in six injuries and damage to 37 vehicles.
Russian forces have attacked Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region over 50 times, resulting in one death and five injuries, following earlier reports of eight people injured in the region.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte issued a stark warning to young Russians, urging them not to fight in Ukraine and stating they would be left to suffer and die.
Eleven European countries have called for stricter visa restrictions for Russian citizens. This demand reflects a sentiment that it is unacceptable for Russians to vacation in Europe amidst ongoing international tensions.
Despite the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg aiming to project stability, many Russians are feeling increasingly uncertain due to economic worries and fears related to the ongoing war.
Maxim Oreshkin, a presidential aide, advised Russians not to anticipate the lifting of sanctions, stating that 'the world as it was won’t come back.' He emphasized the need for Russia to adopt a proactive stance rather than a defensive one.