The US, Qatar, Algeria and Nigeria have called on the EU to review methane emission rules. They warn that strict requirements could complicate energy supplies to Europe.
20-year-old conscript Maksym Myronov died in the Kursk region after refusing to sign a contract. The official cause is a self-inflicted shot, but the family discovered a through-and-through head wound and suspects murder.
US President Donald Trump stated that the American economy is ready for rapid growth after the cessation of the war with Iran. Polls show that only a third of Americans approve of his economic policy.
In temporarily occupied Bakhchysarai, a fire broke out at the warehouses of the 133rd separate logistics brigade of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation. The brigade is responsible for supplying fuel, food, and ammunition.
The Trump administration has announced the allocation of $17. 5 billion to accelerate the construction of ten new nuclear reactors due to rising electricity demand. Construction could start by 2030, with commissioning expected in the middle of the next decade.
The US Navy is building boat ramps and Arctic structures in Latvia as part of the Baltops 2026 exercises. Western officials warn of a possible threat from Russia to the Baltic NATO countries.
The US Senate, where Republicans hold the majority, voted to end military actions against Iran. The resolution demands the cessation of operations unless Congress grants authorization.
In Germany, due to a failure of the GSM-R digital radio network, train traffic was completely halted across the country. Traffic resumed after more than two hours, and passengers were promised vouchers for taxis and hotels.
The city of Obeid in Sudan may face a humanitarian catastrophe due to the siege by a paramilitary group. Humanitarian organizations have suspended aid deliveries due to the deteriorating security situation.
Polish government spokesman Adam Szłapka stated that Poland does not need intermediaries in relations with Ukraine. He also reminded about the Ukraine Recovery Conference URC 2026 in Gdańsk.
On the night of June 24, explosions occurred in several areas of occupied Crimea, including near the railway station in Kirovske. Local residents reported drones and missiles flying overhead, and in Simferopol, windows shook from the blasts.
At a meeting with the government, Putin acknowledged a fuel shortage in the regions and Crimea, but linked it to Ukrainian strikes. The Russian authorities are considering a ban on diesel exports and are strengthening security measures.
Swiss Nord Stream 2 AG demands the cancellation of the EU decision on the gradual phase-out of Russian gas imports by 2027. The company considers the new restrictions as expropriation of the asset.
Italy's Prime Minister said that the criticism from the US president struck her, but emphasized the need for stable relations between Rome and Washington.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that only 24% of Americans consider war with Iran worth the cost. Trump's approval rating has fallen to 34%, the lowest of his second term.
The UK government will unveil a defense investment plan ahead of the NATO summit on July 7, despite Prime Minister Starmer's resignation. The plan has already triggered ministerial resignations due to disputes over insufficient funding.
In the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation, a ban on the sale of fuel in containers was introduced to prevent an artificial shortage. The authorities acknowledged problems with delivery due to threats of drone strikes.
Armen Grigoryan will visit Gdańsk on June 24-25 to participate in an international conference on the recovery of Ukraine. The visit is of a working nature amid deepening cooperation between Armenia and the West.
On the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula, approximately half of the territory was left without electricity supply. The occupation authorities have introduced preventive rolling blackout schedules due to attacks on the energy system.
During an inspection of the Mykolaiv TCC, six men who were being held illegally were released. Among them are individuals with the right to a deferment, including a man with broken ribs and the father of a child with a disability.
In Paris, due to heat exceeding 40 degrees, the working hours of the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre were reduced. France recorded the hottest day in the history of observations.
At the G7 summit, Trump was impressed by Ukrainian strikes on targets deep inside Russia. He agreed to tighten sanctions against the Russian energy sector.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored in the match against Uzbekistan at the 2026 World Cup, becoming the first player with goals at six World Cups. Portugal crushed the opponent 5-0.
The Special Operations Center "Alpha" of the SBU celebrates 32 years. The unit leads the ranking in destroying Russian manpower and equipment using drones.
At a school in Tacloban City, two students aged 14 and 15 opened fire, killing three schoolchildren and wounding at least 20 people. The suspects cited bullying, and police are investigating the motives for the attack.
The US Department of Defense informed senators of the need for an additional $80 billion to cover the costs of the war with Iran. The request may face resistance due to political disputes.
India and China noted positive dynamics in relations after the meeting of India's Prime Minister's advisor and China's Foreign Minister. Beijing stated that relations are emerging from a low point following the 2020 border conflict.
After the night attack on the Kerch Peninsula and in the port of "Kavkaz", new fire hotspots were recorded. Fires were detected near oil terminals, military facilities, and an electrical substation.
Russian units have infiltrated Kostiantynivka in Donetsk region and are attempting to encircle the city. Ukrainian military reports fighting inside the city, but the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine denies the enemy's success.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost about 1,390 servicemen, 74 artillery systems, and 1,851 drones. The enemy suffered the greatest losses in automotive equipment – 626 units were destroyed.
