Yevhen Ustimenko
The Head of the CCD of the NSDC, Andriy Kovalenko, stated that Russia has lost its influence in the world and that the collapse of the state is inevitable. At the same time, Russian dictator Putin still believes in hegemony.
The President also discussed the Ankara summit with the NATO Secretary General and held talks with the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom and Norway, Keir Starmer and Jonas Gahr Støre.
Due to the Russian strike on July 3, warehouses of a retail chain are on fire in Dnipro. Eight people were injured, three of whom are in critical condition.
In the Lyman direction, a Russian soldier stole Tramadol from a medic and deserted. The Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) released an intercepted conversation regarding the occupier's escape.
As a result of the shelling of Dnipro, ATB warehouses, high-rise buildings, and a kindergarten were damaged. The victims are in hospitals, and the cleanup of the aftermath is ongoing.
The occupiers struck ATB warehouses in Dnipro, wounding six people. Five victims were hospitalized, three of whom are in serious condition.
The President dismissed Oleksii Osypenko and appointed Oleh Myronenko as Deputy Commander of the National Guard of Ukraine. Both are Heroes of Ukraine.
Oil prices rose by 2% due to Iranian attacks on Kuwait and U. S. strikes. A terminal at Kuwait's airport was damaged, and aviation operations have been partially restored.
The Cabinet of Ministers has submitted a bill to create an early warning system for new psychotropic substances. The Ministry of Health will be granted the authority to develop substance control regulations.
The Defense Procurement Agency has signed contracts for the supply of 1,500 motorcycles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Thanks to the tender, nearly 12 million hryvnias were saved, Mykhailo Fedorov stated.
Enterprises can obtain loans at 10% for the construction of gas installations and energy storage systems. Financing of up to 25 million euros is provided for a period of 5 years.
Gasoline sales have been restricted in Russia's Kursk and Belgorod regions due to shortages. In occupied Sevastopol, fuel is now being issued only via coupons. Restrictions have also been introduced in the occupied Luhansk region.
On June 2, Ukrainians submitted over 2,500 applications regarding damaged property via Diia. More than 340,000 objects have already been recorded in the Registry since the start of the war.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Putin's actions a sign of defeat in the war. He stated that the Russian dictator will never be able to conquer Ukraine and that he should admit it.
HUR provided data on Russian missile production and foreign accomplices. The Kremlin's plans to restrict Ukraine's strategic ties with other countries have been exposed.
Poland proposes to exclude Ukrainian men aged 18-60 from EU protection programs. This would deprive them of residency rights and benefits in order to support the defense of Ukraine.
The SBU dismantled six channels for the sale of captured weapons, detaining military personnel and civilians. 130 grenade launchers and 20,000 rounds of ammunition were seized.
AFU struck an oil depot, two Tu-142 aircraft, and an Iskander-M near Taganrog. A UAV warehouse and enemy deployment points in three regions were also attacked.
One of the wounded died following the attack on Zaporizhzhia on May 30. The number of casualties has increased; a 24-year-old man sought medical assistance.
On the night of May 30, air defense destroyed 284 targets, including 5 missiles and 279 drones. Nine UAV hits were recorded across seven different locations.
During the past 24 hours, 291 combat engagements took place; the enemy lost 1,430 personnel. The AFU struck a command post and nine areas of enemy manpower concentration.
On the morning of May 30, the occupiers struck the industrial infrastructure of Zaporizhzhia. As a result of the attack, a 40-year-old man sustained severe injuries and is currently in the hospital.
In Pereiaslav, a 15-year-old BMW driver collided with a Skoda driven by a 17-year-old. The victim died in the hospital; police have launched an investigation.
SBU drones hit the Yaroslavl-3 oil station and a gas terminal in the port of Temryuk. Oil reservoirs and a gas pipeline on the pier caught fire at the facilities.
The European Commission has paid Poland the first €6. 56 billion under the SAFE defense program. This represents 15% of the total funding volume of €43.7 billion.
Former Dnipro police officers have been notified of suspicion for torturing a detainee. The man received over 20 blows and was admitted to intensive care in critical condition.
The SBU struck an FSB electronic intelligence center in the Krasnodar Krai. The facility was used for missile guidance and intercepting satellite signals.
For the first time, a missile threat was declared across the entire Urals and in 20 regions of the Russian Federation. Airports in Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, and Perm have been closed to incoming flights.
The European Commission has unblocked €10 billion for Hungary for energy and transport. Prime Minister Péter Magyar negotiated the funds before the late August deadline.
Russian troops attacked Naftogaz facilities in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions, causing significant fires. A repeated strike was recorded at one of the facilities.