The Moscow refinery halted oil processing after drone strikes. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed significant damage to units and tanks.
Since the beginning of June 20, 66 combat engagements have taken place on the front. The most tense situation is on the Pokrovsk direction, where the occupiers carried out 16 attacks.
In the village of Chaichyne, a 41-year-old man was killed as a result of a Russian UAV attack, and two others were injured. An investigation into the war crime has been launched.
Israel and "Hezbollah" accused each other of violating the ceasefire. At least 10 people, including civilians, were killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon.
Oleh Doroshchuk became the bronze medalist of the Diamond League stage in Doha. He cleared heights up to 2.24 m on his first attempt but could not take 2.27 m.
In the village of Parutyne, two men aged 40 and 45 were injured in an attack by a Russian "Molniya" type drone. One victim was hospitalized, a bakery and three cars were damaged.
In the Boryspil district of Kyiv region, a fire broke out at warehouses due to an attack by Russian drones. A 40-year-old man was hospitalized with poisoning.
Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko reported that 3,000 IDP families from the temporarily occupied territories have purchased housing under the eRestoration program. The most vouchers were used in the Kyiv region.
Latvia has signed an agreement to receive a €3. 5 billion defense loan from the EU under the SAFE program. The funds will be directed toward the development of unmanned systems and strengthening NATO's eastern flank.
Australia has confirmed its first case of H5 bird flu on the mainland. The virus was found in a dead migratory seabird on the south coast of Western Australia.
Great Britain is creating a new inexpensive long-range weapon for Ukraine that will not depend on American components. The development has a range of over 500 km and will cost about 400 thousand pounds.
In temporarily occupied Crimea, after a night attack by drones, fires were recorded at the Tavriyska Thermal Power Plant and a gas distribution station. There is no official information from the occupation authorities about the extent of the damage.
The partisan movement "ATESH" reported damage to an electrical substation in Taganrog that powered the defense enterprise "Atlant-Aero". This led to the disruption of production of "Molniya" strike-reconnaissance drones and other drones for Russian troops.
In Kharkiv, the body of a deceased person was found under the rubble of a building destroyed by KABs. The number of wounded has increased to nine, five have been hospitalized.
Over the past day, the Defense Forces of Ukraine eliminated 1240 Russian military personnel. Also, 88 artillery systems and 2246 drones were destroyed.
NATO announced the Persistent Airfield Denial competition to find technologies for the long-term disabling of enemy airfield infrastructure. The prize fund of the competition is 250 thousand euros.
Israel's Permanent Representative to the UN Danny Danon criticized the special representatives for including Israel on the "blacklist". The dispute escalated into an open conflict, where the diplomat ordered the UN representative to be silent.
US President Donald Trump unveiled a new presidential aircraft Air Force One, built on the basis of a former Qatari airliner. The plane received a dark blue design and will be used for foreign trips, in particular for the NATO summit.
Volvo recalls about 64,000 hybrid vehicles due to possible battery overheating after full charging. Owners are advised not to charge the car until inspection at service centers.
U. S. President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the renewal of the ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah group in Lebanon. Trump called Netanyahu a "warrior prime minister" and urged giving him credit.
In Kharkiv, a Russian KAB hit a two-story building, up to four people may be trapped under the rubble, including a child. Five people are reported injured, one person has been freed from the debris.
A migrant boat capsized off the eastern coast of Libya on June 12. Only ten survived, 11 deaths confirmed, 40 missing.
Brent and WTI crude oil prices rose on Friday but are ending the week with a decline of about 8% after the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Iran tightens control over the Strait of Hormuz, requiring permission for vessel passage.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that decisions on drug reimbursement are an internal matter of the country. The US has launched an investigation into pharmaceutical prices in Germany.
The Norwegian government has banned AI access for students in grades 1-7 for educational assignments. Older students will be able to use the technology under teacher supervision.
Greece plans to facilitate Montenegro's accession to the EU during its presidency of the EU Council in 2027. Athens considers Montenegro the most realistic candidate for membership among the Western Balkan countries.
Steve Witkoff arrived in Switzerland for possible negotiations on a nuclear deal. Vice President Vance's participation remains in question, and the talks depend on a stable ceasefire in Lebanon.
Poland's Prime Minister stated that the conflict between the presidents benefits Russia. He called on the leaders to calm emotions, not fuel tensions.
A U. S. federal court rejected Joe Biden's attempt to prohibit the publication of records obtained during the special counsel investigation. The judge ruled that the public interest in the materials outweighs the right to confidentiality.
In eastern DR Congo, a six-month-old girl who died from Ebola was buried. She is the third child from a single orphanage to fall victim to the disease outbreak.
