Radosław Sikorski placed responsibility on Kyiv for the scandal over the naming of the SSO unit. He expects Ukraine to correct this error on its own.
Gold dropped to $4,170 due to the US-Iran conflict. Prices are also under pressure from expectations of tight Fed policy and rising bond yields.
In the first four months of 2026, 12 cases of botulism were detected in Ukraine. The illness was caused by home-canned goods and dried fish in six regions of the country.
The Russian Federation has sent power plants and vehicles to Madagascar for army re-equipment. Moscow seeks to become the country's primary partner, replacing France.
Defense forces struck substations and infrastructure of the Mariupol port, cutting off its power. The shadow fleet vessel Lady Augusta was also hit.
Since the beginning of the week, the enemy has attacked 11 regions, injuring dozens of people. Residential buildings, energy infrastructure, and a Panama-flagged vessel came under fire.
A 65-year-old resident of Ivano-Frankivsk is suspected of systematic abuse of two boys in a village in Prykarpattia. The man was taken into custody without the right to bail.
In the village of Shyriaieve, a man was rescued from under a concrete slab in an abandoned building after a two-hour operation. The victim was hospitalized with numerous injuries and fractures.
The Russian State Duma has banned authorization on websites via foreign email services. Resource owners will be fined up to 700,000 rubles for violations.
Book circulation in the Russian Federation fell by 26% to the lowest level in six years. The authorities are replacing literature with war propaganda and Soviet works for schoolchildren.
A group has been exposed in Kyiv for holding 11 people in forced labor at a workshop. The victims were beaten, had their documents confiscated, and were forced to work without pay.
Thirteen people were killed as a result of overnight Pakistani strikes on Afghanistan's eastern provinces. The Taliban accuses the neighboring country of attacking civilian homes.
Six regions have been de-energized due to shelling, and a UAV attacked an energy workers' vehicle in the Kharkiv region. No consumption restrictions are forecasted for June 10.
The study showed that the heart requires 500 mg of flavanols daily. They are most abundant in blackberries, plums, apples, and green tea.
The Hungarian Parliament has cut MPs' salaries by 40% and limited office expenses. The incomes of the Prime Minister and ministers will also decrease significantly.
In Kyiv, a Bichon breed dog was thrown from a sixth-floor window; the animal died. Police have opened a case, and the perpetrator faces up to eight years in prison.
In Utsunomiya, 94 schools have been closed for a second day because of a black bear. A search party including hunters is attempting to track the animal, which weighs approximately 100 kilograms.
Instagram has enabled the ability to change the order of posts in the profile regardless of the publication date. Users can drag and drop posts via a new option in the grid.
Trump stated Iran's readiness to renounce nuclear weapons for the sake of a new deal. He expects a victory in two weeks and a drop in oil prices.
Half of Putin's inner circle wants to end the war due to the critical state of the Russian economy. Zelenskyy is ready for dialogue but rules out territorial concessions.
US airline fuel costs have risen by 78% due to the conflict in the Middle East. Global industry profits could be halved by 2026.
Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine's accession to the EU will trigger protests from various peoples within Russia. An independent Ukraine is the greatest political threat to the Russian Federation.
Due to shelling and severe weather conditions, consumers in eight regions were left without electricity. Outage schedules have not been introduced, but the public is asked to conserve energy during evening hours.
The Bureau of the Assembly of the ICC has suspended Karim Khan following allegations of harassment. The prosecutor denies the charges and is taking a leave of absence for the duration of the investigation.
There were 260 combat engagements at the front. During the day, the enemy launched 88 airstrikes; the most intense situation currently remains in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions.
The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) is investigating the abuse of an alleged TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) employee in the Odesa pre-trial detention center. The man is in custody on suspicion of torturing mobilized individuals.
The Russian Federation will allocate $16. 4 billion in loans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan. The funding comes amid a record deficit in the Russian budget.
A scheme involving the embezzlement of 3. 5 billion euros in public procurement has been uncovered in Hungary. The anti-corruption body is demanding an investigation into the actions of officials from Orbán's inner circle.
SOF struck an oil pipeline hub in the Volgograd region, a radar station, and a Crimean oil depot. These strategic facilities provided logistics and airspace control for the occupiers.
At the tournament in Tallinn, Ukrainian judokas won eight medals. Artem Bubyr secured the gold, and the team also earned three silver and four bronze medals.
