Stepan Haftko
Russian troops attacked Pavlohrad, causing a fire in a five-story building and several vehicles. Information regarding casualties is currently being clarified.
A drone attack on June 3 caused a fire at a St. Petersburg oil terminal. Due to the threat, 29 flights were delayed at Pulkovo Airport during the forum.
Iran launched missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, which were intercepted by US air defenses. In response, American forces destroyed a control station on Qeshm Island.
In Kherson, an 86-year-old woman was killed and six people were wounded due to a nighttime attack. A drone struck a high-rise building, causing injuries and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Duda stated that Zelenskyy's behavior changed after he was presented with the Order of the White Eagle. The decision to revoke the award will be made by the current President Nawrocki.
A strategic oil terminal caught fire in Saint Petersburg following an attack by 50 drones. The fire broke out on the opening day of the International Economic Forum.
Over the past day, the Defense Forces eliminated 1,130 occupiers and 60 enemy artillery systems. Total losses of the Russian army have reached approximately 1,368,040 personnel.
Cameras captured groups of people descending into the New York City sewer system at night. Authorities found no damage but are warning of deadly danger.
Women in Sudan are falling victim to sexual slavery and ransoms of up to $10,000. The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces are accused of these crimes.
The price of gold stands at $4,490 per ounce due to the conflict in the Middle East. Trump has stated a possible peace deal with Tehran despite new attacks.
Airlines ANA and JAL have canceled 616 flights as Storm Jangmi approaches Tokyo. Meteorologists are warning of strong winds and the risk of flooding.
SpaceX plans to raise up to $75 billion during its public offering. The market valuation of Elon Musk's company could reach $1.8 trillion.
The US is seeking countries to resettle thousands of Afghans, including Congo. At the same time, Washington has authorized the entry of tens of thousands of white South Africans.
Guterres presented three options for monitoring the Israel-Lebanon border after December 31. The plan involves supporting the Lebanese army and de-escalation.
Sweden lowers the age of criminal responsibility to 13 and builds special prisons. The decision was made due to the active involvement of teenagers in criminal gangs.
Drones attacked the Progress plant in Michurinsk, which produces components for Kh-101 missiles. OSINT analysts confirmed the fire on the enterprise's territory.
Trump signed an executive order on government access to AI models 30 days before their release. The reason cited was risks associated with the new Mythos system from Anthropic.
The US has imposed sanctions against the Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex and its leadership. The platform is accused of assisting the IRGC and the government in bypassing restrictions.
The first photo of a Ukrainian IFV with the Spanish Guardian 30 module has appeared online. The system features digital fire control and a panoramic sight.
Canadian diplomats visited Caracas to assess the state of the embassy. Mark Carney's government is considering restoring presence and investing in resource extraction.
Microsoft has unveiled the lead-based Majorana 2 chip for quantum computers. The commercial launch of the systems is scheduled for 2029.
Israel continues strikes on Lebanon despite Trump's calls not to attack Beirut. Negotiations for a full cessation of hostilities are ongoing in Washington.
Venezuela's new bill allows private firms to obtain energy concessions for up to 25 years. The reform is intended to overcome the country's capacity shortage.
The White House will hold a new correspondents' dinner on July 24 following the disruption of the April event due to a shooting. Donald Trump has confirmed his participation in the event.
A US aircraft struck the tanker Lexie with a Hellfire missile in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel had ignored military demands as part of a maritime blockade of Iranian ports.
Fuel shortages have been recorded in Russia's Murmansk and Tver regions due to attacks on oil infrastructure. In some cities, gas stations have been out of operation for weeks.
The Prime Minister of Latvia has instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to develop a plan to halt exports and imports with the Russian Federation. Exceptions may be possible for pharmaceuticals following the coordination of decisions with the European Union.
BALTOPS exercises are starting in the Baltic Sea with the participation of 15 countries and 20 ships. The maneuvers will last until June 20 to demonstrate the unity of the Alliance.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty called on Poland to maintain good relations with Ukraine. He criticized the commemoration of the UPA, but emphasized the importance of dialogue.
The Rada proposes to reduce the NMT to three subjects starting from 2027. Mathematics may become an elective instead of a mandatory subject for all applicants.