Yevhen Ustimenko
At the Hrushiv checkpoint, border guards discovered 120 arctic fox pelts in a bus traveling from Warsaw. The driver was transporting the undeclared goods as an ordinary parcel.
A buildup of vehicles was recorded on the border with Poland on June 6. The largest queues are observed at the Ustyluh and Krakivets checkpoints.
Defense Forces struck the 'Kronshtadt' base, oil depots in the Russian Federation, and UAV control points. Strikes were also carried out against command posts and warehouses of the occupiers.
Russian troops hit the roof of a supermarket and a residential building in Zaporizhzhia. As a result of the attack, a 10-year-old boy and his father were hospitalized.
SOF fighters control the Melitopol-Chongar route and are destroying enemy equipment. The logistics of supplying fuel and weapons to Crimea have already been significantly complicated.
Among the Ukrainians released on June 5 was railway worker Yevhen Rebrov, who spent three years in captivity. He has already met with his son and is on his way home.
A Swedish court has authorized the transfer of the vessel Caffa, suspected of transporting grain from Crimea, to Ukraine. The owners have three weeks to appeal the decision.
Russian troops shelled a gas station in the Kosmichnyi district of Zaporizhzhia. Preliminarily, two people were injured, one of whom has been hospitalized.
Putin claimed the complete seizure of the Luhansk region and 85% of the Donetsk region. He demands "long-term agreements and the resolution of war objectives through negotiations."
Fedorov and the Norwegian Defense Minister discussed the supply of Patriot missiles and drone funding. Aid priorities were coordinated ahead of the Ramstein meeting.
The Russian dictator sees no point in meeting with Zelenskyy after receiving his letter about peace. He demands "agreements" and responded to remarks regarding his age.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allocated 2 billion hryvnias to Kyiv for the protection of energy facilities and heating. The funds will be directed towards the implementation of the capital's winter resilience plan.
Dmitry Peskov stated that Vladimir Putin has not yet provided an assessment of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's letter. The Kremlin urged to wait for the dictator's official reaction.
The Ombudspersons of Ukraine and the Russian Federation agreed on the verification of lists of prisoners of war and civilians. Five Ukrainians have already returned home, and three families have been reunited.
Due to the effects of Russian electronic warfare, Ukraine lost control of four drones. One device exploded in the port of Constanța, while others fell into the sea with no casualties reported.
As a result of the strike on the gas station, a woman was killed and seven people were injured. Meanwhile, in the Dnipro district of Kherson, the death toll from the June 3 shelling has risen to three.
Four cars collided on Lvivske Highway due to a drunk Ford driver. One man was killed, and six others, including two children, were hospitalized.
In the Kherson region, six people were injured due to drone strikes on Red Cross vehicles and a gas station. Two men are in critical condition.
Kaja Kallas stated that the war is spreading to the EU due to a drone explosion in Romania. Next week, defense ministers will discuss strengthening support for Ukraine.
The National Police conducted 60 searches of officials from Military Medical Commissions (VLC) and Medical-Social Expert Commissions (MSEC). The total amount of false information in the officials' declarations reaches 200 million hryvnias.
The Russian Federation is pressuring Armenia ahead of the June 7 elections to remove Pashinyan. Simultaneously, the Kremlin is restricting imports and plans to mobilize 100,000 voters from the Armenian diaspora in Russia.
More than 68,000 Ukrainians have mastered new specialties thanks to state vouchers. The program covers up to 33,000 hryvnias of the tuition cost.
Shmyhal proposed that Azerbaijan create a new energy security architecture between the Caspian and Europe. He also spoke about the experience of countering Russia's energy terror.
Officials of the Uzhhorod TCC are suspected of torture and illegal detention of people. The victims were handcuffed to a metal ladder.
The NHSU advises limiting social media and not starting the day with news to maintain peace of mind. It is important to verify sources and avoid emotional arguments and bots online.
The enemy attacked a logistics enterprise in the Dnipro district for the second time. Meanwhile, the State Emergency Service has extinguished a fire covering 40,000 square meters following yesterday's strike on the warehouses.
Russian troops attacked the center of the Yampil community in the Sumy region on June 4. As a result of the shelling, two people were killed, and four more women were injured.
Syrskyi has revoked the right of eight units to independently train recruits. The decision was made following quality inspections of training and conditions across 72 units.
The President signed a law on a military ritual for defenders whose bodies are missing. Honors will be paid at cenotaphs, with the presentation of the State Flag of Ukraine to the relatives.
The AFU struck a Svetlyak-class ship, a gunpowder factory, and an oil terminal in St. Petersburg. Destruction of storage tanks and a strike on the Progress plant have been confirmed.