US President Donald Trump did not rule out the supply of additional Patriot missiles to Ukraine. He answered "Maybe" to journalists' questions about this decision at a press conference at the White House.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the Budget Declaration for 2026-2028, which defines the main parameters of budget policy and takes into account European integration aspirations. The document provides for two scenarios for the development of events from 2026, maintaining the priority of expenditures on security and defense.
Since the beginning of the day, 117 combat engagements have taken place on the front, 53 of them in the Pokrovsk direction. The invaders launched 4 missile and 33 air strikes, using 12 missiles and 49 guided aerial bombs.
Explosions were heard in Odesa on the evening of June 27. The city is being attacked by enemy UAVs; residents are urged to remain in shelters.
Rwanda and DR Congo signed a peace agreement in Washington, mediated by the US, which provides for the withdrawal of Rwandan troops from eastern Congo and the launch of economic integration. The US, in turn, received preferential rights to extract minerals in the Congo.
The Ukrainian men's national volleyball team secured its fourth victory in the 2025 Nations League season, defeating Japan 3:2. This was the first official encounter between the two teams, which ended in Ukraine's favor and allowed them to take fourth place in the standings.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa, during an EU meeting in Brussels, stated the importance of not shifting focus from Ukraine. Latvia advocates for the adoption of the 18th package of sanctions against Russia and the blocking of its financial assets.
On June 27, defense forces eliminated 970 Russian servicemen, as well as 1 tank, 4 armored fighting vehicles, 13 artillery systems, and 87 UAVs. The total enemy losses since the beginning of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1 million people.
The leading Canadian University of Toronto offers refuge to Harvard master's and doctoral students whose visas will be revoked by the US. This will allow students to continue their studies with the help of faculty from both universities.
As of the morning of June 27, there are no Russian warships in the Black and Azov Seas. Two enemy ships were spotted in the Mediterranean Sea, but without Kalibr missiles.
On June 27, partly cloudy weather is expected in Ukraine, with short-term rains and thunderstorms in places in the western, northern, Vinnytsia, and Odesa regions. The temperature at night will be 11-16°, and during the day 21-26°, in the south and Transcarpathia up to 30°.
Spain's Constitutional Court has confirmed the legality of the 2017 amnesty for Catalan separatists. This decision allowed Pedro Sánchez to retain the post of Prime Minister.
Takahiro Shiraishi, convicted of the brutal murder of nine people after luring them through social media, has been executed in Tokyo. This is the first execution in Japan since July 2022 and since the formation of the Ishiba government.
Russian drones attacked Zaporizhzhia at night, causing fires. At least six strikes damaged an industrial enterprise and a garage cooperative, with no casualties.
President of France Macron stated the effectiveness of American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities such as Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow. He also emphasized President Trump's active position on a ceasefire in Gaza.
Switzerland and 29 other European countries have called on the International Telecommunication Union to take action against systematic interference originating from the Russian Federation and Crimea. This interference affects European civilian satellite networks and endangers public safety, as well as the safety of air and sea navigation.
According to the order of the Ministry of Education and Science dated June 20, 2025, the subject "Defense of Ukraine" will have 2 hours per week for grades 10-11. The changes come into effect at the beginning of the 2025–2026 academic year.
The European Commission is ready to sign a trade agreement with the US but is considering the option of failure. Von der Leyen has received updated proposals on tariffs and promises to defend EU interests.
In the so-called "LPR," the school network is being reduced, with over 100 general secondary education institutions ceasing operations. The reasons include a shortage of students and a lack of funding, as well as a demographic crisis.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced the cessation of cooperation with the IAEA after the approval of the corresponding bill. The decision of the Iranian parliament, finally approved by the Guardian Council, is binding, which will reduce the transparency of the nuclear program.
The US administration intends to limit the exchange of classified intelligence with Congress due to the leak of a preliminary assessment of damages from the strikes on Iran. This decision followed the publication of data on the temporary suspension of Iran's nuclear program.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EC supports the opening of the first cluster in negotiations with Ukraine on membership.
India denied a UN investigator access to the probe into the Air India crash that killed 260 people on June 12. This happened despite criticism for delays in analyzing the "black boxes".
Anna Wintour is stepping down as the editor-in-chief of American Vogue, a position she held for almost 40 years, but will remain at Condé Nast in other leadership roles.
The US has officially signed a trade agreement with China. President Donald Trump also announced plans to conclude a similar agreement with India.
On June 27, an air alert was declared throughout Ukraine due to the take-off of a MiG-31K. At least one missile was recorded, and there is a threat of kamikaze drone attacks.
The Ukrainian men's national volleyball team won its third victory in the League of Nations 2025, defeating Turkey with a score of 3:0. This is the first victory over the Turks since 2018, which brought the team 10 points and a spot in the top 6.
Norway is allocating 60 million Norwegian kroner to support Ukrainian women's organizations. The funds will be directed towards strengthening women's rights, preventing gender-based violence, and promoting women's participation in the reconstruction of Ukraine.
The White House proposes to stop funding programs that investigate war crimes in various countries, including Ukraine. This also applies to the Global Rights Compliance project, which collects evidence of crimes such as sexual violence and torture.
Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak reported an almost twofold drop in the activity of tankers transporting Russian oil due to sanctions. In June, the number of such vessels decreased to 343, which is a result of joint sanctions by the EU, USA, and Great Britain.
