Lilia Podolyak
Russia has withdrawn Kalibr cruise missile carriers to the black and Azov Seas, leaving three launch vehicles capable of carrying up to 16 missiles in these waters.
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was sentenced to a term he had already served in prison and released as a free man after a U. S. judge approved his plea deal and closed the case against him for violating the Espionage Act.
On the evening of June 25, Russian troops shelled the Nikopol region of Ukraine, damaging residential buildings, outbuildings, a greenhouse and a power line in the settlements of marganets and Mir, using heavy artillery and a kamikaze drone, but there were no reports of casualties.
During the day, the invaders carried out 328 strikes on the Zaporozhye region, carrying out 142 drone strikes on 7 settlements, 6 MLRS strikes and 180 artillery attacks, as a result of which residential buildings were destroyed, but there were no civilian casualties.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 538,060 personnel and 8,039 tanks.
Four men were arrested for breaking into the residence of British prime minister Rishi Sunak.
During the prisoner exchange operation on June 25, 90 of our defenders were returned. And everything possible is being done to ensure that there is more good news in the near future.
The Pentagon considers it necessary to monitor any possibility of sending North Korean troops to Russia to participate in the war in Ukraine.
Russia is banning access to more than 80 Western media outlets from 25 EU countries, accusing them of spreading disinformation.
The SBU published a video showing 90 Ukrainian prisoners of war, including soldiers from various military units and defenders of Mariupol and Chernobyl, returning to Ukraine after the exchange that took place on June 25.
The Biden administration is considering lifting a ban on the deployment of U. S. military contractors in Ukraine to maintain and repair weapons provided by Washington, marking a significant policy shift that will give Ukraine an advantage over Russia.
Julian Assange has pleaded guilty to espionage charges, and the United States will drop all other charges against him after sentencing.
The US State Department supports international investigations into Russia's crimes in Ukraine, including arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court for former Russian Defense Minister Shoigu and chief of the General Staff Gerasimov for atrocities committed during the illegal invasion.
Ursula von der Leyen, Kaya Callas and Antonio Costa were nominated for top positions in the EU after an agreement between EU leaders representing the bloc's three main political groups.
16 Nobel Prize-winning economists warn that Trump's economic policies will worsen the state of the American and global economy, while Biden's economic leadership is "much better".
North Korea unsuccessfully launched a ballistic missile towards the sea of Japan, which flew about 250 km before failing.
Julian Assange pleaded guilty to espionage charges in a Northern Mariana Islands court and waived his right to a jury trial, potentially leading to his release after serving a 5-year prison sentence.
Germany and Denmark will play each other in the quarterfinals of Euro 2024, the match will take place on June 29 in Dortmund.
Police in Nairobi, Kenya, have used weapons against protesters trying to break into parliament, killing at least five people during riots sparked by a proposed tax hike bill. President William Ruto called the protesters "criminals" and sent in the army to help police deal with the "security emergency."
King Charles III, despite his battle with cancer, personally greeted Emperor Naruhito of Japan at Buckingham Palace during Naruhito's long-planned state visit to Britain.
Since the beginning of the day, 123 combat engagements have taken place in various sectors, during which Ukrainian troops successfully repelled numerous Russian attacks and inflicted significant losses on the enemy.
The European Council meeting will start with an exchange of views with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, which will provide an opportunity to discuss the situation on the ground and welcome Ukraine's path to European membership.
The U. S. State Department denies any connection between detained journalist Evan Gershkovich and the U.S. government or intelligence agencies, contrary to Russia's claims.
The EU has held its first intergovernmental ministerial conference to begin accession negotiations with Ukraine, marking a historic step towards Ukraine's potential future membership in the European Union.
Denmark has introduced Europe's first carbon tax, which obliges farmers to pay for carbon dioxide emissions starting in 2030, as part of a historic restructuring of land resources and food production.
Russian troops shelled 8 settlements in the Sumy region, Ukraine, with 109 explosions recorded in one day.
The controversial spiritual leader, who followers believe is the reincarnation of the Buddha, has been accused of mistreating underage believers. He spent years on the run before Nepalese officials arrested him in January.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov held telephone talks during which they discussed the war in Ukraine, and Austin stressed the importance of communication lines in the context of the conflict.
President Zelensky congratulated Ukrainians on the start of EU accession negotiations, spoke about the new ICC arrest warrants for Russian officials, the ECHR's decision on Russia's responsibility in Crimea, progress at the peace summit and the return of 90 Ukrainian soldiers from Russian captivity.
Svitlana Chernukha, a resident of Kherson, decided to radically change her life. Specialists of the Shalimov Institute helped her in this, thanks to which the woman lost 100 kilograms of weight.