At the SPIEF, Russian officials claimed economic stability despite fuel shortages and debts. ISW and intelligence point to a crisis and a Russian budget deficit of $80 billion.
Perpetrators are sending out fake electricity bills in the name of the Ministry of Energy to steal banking data. The Ministry does not collect such payments.
The Russian Federation and the US will sign an agreement on the design of a tunnel between Chukotka and Alaska on June 5. According to Dmitriev, this will be one of the major infrastructure projects between the two countries.
The US may cancel the transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Germany due to the risk of escalation with the Russian Federation. Another reason cited was a weapons shortage resulting from the military conflict with Iran.
The occupiers struck the terminal in Dnipro twice in two days. Employees were not injured, and the company promises full compensation for lost parcels.
The US House of Representatives approved $8 billion in military loans for Ukraine. The law also provides for new sanctions against the Russian Federation.
Occupiers deported children from Zaporizhzhia to Volgograd for military training. Teenagers are being taught to operate drones and prepared for service in the Russian army.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov believes that the US is acting as a supporter of Ukraine rather than a mediator. He noted that the approaches of Washington and Europe to the conflict are now identical.
The 1st Separate Center of the USF has established fire control over Donetsk Airport. Shahed launchers and enemy logistics on the airfield territory have been destroyed.
Occupiers attacked Konotop in the Sumy region with a drone, causing a fire in a private house; three children were injured. The city is without water supply and partially without electricity.
U. S. President Donald Trump approved Zelenskyy's initiative regarding a meeting with Putin. The White House chief called on both sides to make concessions.
A 44-year-old woman was killed as a result of a drone attack on a residential neighborhood in Zaporizhzhia. The number of wounded from the enemy shelling has risen to 11 people.
The President of Romania has appointed Eugen Tomac as the new Prime Minister. He will form a technical government of specialists to maintain the country's pro-Western course.
On the evening of June 4, the enemy attacked a residential neighborhood in Zaporizhzhia with drones. As a result of a hit on a high-rise building, at least 10 people were wounded, and a fire broke out.
The National Bank has set the dollar rate at 44. 27 hryvnia, while the euro has risen to 51.55 hryvnia. In banks, the cash dollar is trading within the range of 43.90-44.40 hryvnia.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost 1,410 soldiers, 1,852 UAVs, and 50 artillery systems. Total enemy personnel losses amount to 1,365,470.
Lukashenko urged Armenia not to rush into withdrawing from the EAEU for the sake of the European Union. He warned of the risk of repeating the "Ukrainian scenario" due to political games.
In Berdyansk, the occupiers involved over 200 children in manufacturing hygiene products for the Russian army. The event was held at a children's health center.
As a result of two overnight attacks on Odesa, five people were injured and infrastructure was damaged. An enemy UAV partially destroyed a nine-story building.
On Monday, rains will occur in the western and eastern regions, with thunderstorms expected in some places. The air temperature in Ukraine will range from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius.
AFU strikes on lines of communication disrupt enemy logistics from the Luhansk region to Crimea. Drones are reaching the Russian border, blocking supplies and the movement of reserves.
The price of Brent crude oil exceeded $93 due to a lack of progress regarding a US deal with Iran. Washington and Tehran have yet to reach a compromise on the terms of a ceasefire.
A Russian Geran-2 drone damaged a kindergarten and four houses in Sumy. Preliminarily, there are no casualties; air defense forces shot down some of the enemy drones.
Four people were injured due to the overnight attack on Odesa. An enemy UAV damaged a nine-story building, and two single-story houses caught fire.
In the Luhansk region, the occupiers have created a council to promote propaganda and control worldviews. The commissions include Russian military personnel and local collaborators.
In the Osnovianskyi district of Kharkiv, shelling damaged high-rise buildings and wounded two people. In Bohodukhiv, a woman was injured by a drone strike.
In Melitopol, the occupiers held a seminar where they taught schoolchildren to consider Ukrainian media as extremist. Under the guise of "information security," children's access to alternative sources of information is effectively being restricted.
A residential building and a non-residential structure were damaged due to a UAV attack in Odesa. One victim is reported to have received medical assistance.
More than half of Russia's shadow fleet is corroding and threatens an environmental disaster. The vessels are over 20 years old, lack insurance and proper maintenance, and should be scrapped.
Russians launched a strike on Kharkiv, hitting the vicinity of a high-rise building. Garages and cars are burning in the city; information regarding casualties is currently being clarified.
