Vadim Khlyudzinsky
19 people injured in the capital, including a pregnant woman and a child. Residential buildings were damaged in five districts of the capital; three victims are in critical condition.
During the night attack on June 15, a fire broke out on the territory of the Lavra. The brethren and rescuers managed to evacuate ancient icons and church relics.
As a result of the nighttime attack on Dnipro, a college was destroyed and an enterprise was damaged. One person is reported wounded, and a school and a cultural institution were also damaged.
As a result of the overnight attack on Kyiv, 11 people were injured, including a pregnant woman. The shelling caused a fire on the grounds of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.
During firefighting efforts in Kharkiv, 5 SES employees were killed as a result of repeated shelling. Another five rescuers sustained injuries of varying severity.
Metropolitan Epiphanius confirmed the strike on the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. As a result of the massive attack, a fire broke out on the territory of the shrine.
On the night of June 15, Kyiv came under a combined attack by the enemy. Due to the massive strike, local residents are forced to take shelter in metro stations.
The enemy attacked Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro with ballistic missiles and UAVs. In the capital, 140,000 subscribers are without power, and the roof of the Assumption Cathedral in the Lavra is on fire.
On the night of June 15, the enemy attacked Kyiv with drones. As a result of falling debris, buildings and cars are on fire, and power has been cut off in some districts.
The parties agreed on a complete ceasefire and the lifting of the naval blockade. The official signing of the agreement will take place on June 19 in Switzerland.
Lithuania is the first in the world to dismantle Chernobyl-type reactors using robots. The buildings of the Ignalina NPP may be converted into a scientific center.
On the evening of June 14, the enemy attacked the Kholodnohirskyi district of Kharkiv, causing a fire at an enterprise. Residential buildings were not damaged; there is currently no information regarding casualties.
Donald Trump announced a deal with Iran. The document prohibits nuclear weapons and will open the Strait of Hormuz for shipping.
Frontline fighters will receive 300,000 hryvnias, while veterans will be able to be discharged. Wounded personnel will retain 100,000 in payments throughout a year of treatment.
The CEC of Armenia announced the victory of Nikol Pashinyan's party, which received 49. 74% of the vote. The political force will have 61 mandates and will be able to form a government independently.
Viktor Orbán has been re-elected as the leader of Fidesz following the party's transition to the opposition. Despite falling ratings, he received unanimous support from party members.
Over the past day, Russian troops lost 1,440 personnel and 2,132 unmanned aerial vehicles. The total number of eliminated enemy personnel has reached 1,382,870.
On the night of June 14, drones attacked the Azot chemical plant in Russia's Tula region. The plant supplies raw materials for Russian production of explosives and ammunition.
As a result of shelling in 17 communities of the Sumy region, two women were killed and four men were wounded. Police recorded strikes by Russian drones and artillery.
A program has been launched in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) to train local elites loyal to the Kremlin. Imperial myths are being imposed on the youth for their future work in the interests of Moscow.
On June 14, rains with thunderstorms will occur across Ukraine, except for the southeast. In Kyiv, cloudy weather with precipitation and temperatures up to 22 degrees is expected.
The DPRK Ministry of Foreign Affairs called its status as a nuclear power irreversible and condemned the actions of the United States. Pyongyang officially considers the issue of denuclearization to be permanently closed.
About 200 protesters tore down fences at the construction site of a luxury resort in Albania. Residents are demanding compensation for confiscated land.
Gas stations in Russia's Moscow and Saint Petersburg have introduced limits ranging from 20 to 100 liters of fuel. Gasoline shortages have also been recorded in Tatarstan.
Mauricio Sulaimán supported the referee's decision to stop the Usyk vs. Verhoeven fight moments before the end of the round. He called the official a protector of the athletes' health, rather than a timekeeper.
American scientists have confirmed the involvement of Russian satellites in GPS disruptions across Europe and the USA. The interference harms navigation and mobile services for civilians.
The Brazil national team drew 1-1 with Morocco in a 2026 World Cup group stage match. Vinícius Júnior responded with a precise strike to Ismael Saibari's goal.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated that the signing of an agreement with the US will not take place on June 14. Tehran calls for caution due to the "hesitation of the other side."
Russian politicians are demanding that Putin end the war due to the threat of social collapse. The dictator's approval rating has fallen to a record 29.5 percent.
Finland has authorized employees to stop working during air raid alerts while retaining their wages. Employers will pay for the missed time, and the government promises compensation to businesses.