Armed Forces of Ukraine

Over the past day, Ukrainian defenders eliminated over a thousand Russian soldiers, and also destroyed dozens of units of enemy equipment. Among the enemy's losses are artillery systems, UAVs and vehicles.

During June 14, 178 combat engagements took place at the front, the Russian army carried out massive strikes. The most tense situation remains in the Pokrovsk, Novopavlivsk, and Toretsk directions.

Two Kyiv residents demanded $200,000 from a foreign company for assistance in allowing EW systems to be tested for the Armed Forces. They were detained after the transfer of money, and preventive measures have already been chosen for them.

Military personnel and fighters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs system, who had been in captivity since 2022, have returned to Ukraine. This is the fourth exchange of prisoners of war this week, Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported.

As part of the agreements in Istanbul, Ukraine has returned 1,200 bodies of deceased citizens, handed over by the Russian side. Examinations and identification of the repatriated bodies are being conducted.

Ukrainian soldiers struck factories producing explosives in the Samara region and Stavropol Territory of the Russian Federation. Explosions and fires were recorded in industrial zones as a result of the strikes.

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrskyi announced an increase in UAV interceptors due to regular drone attacks. On the night of June 14, air defense forces shot down 43 of 58 enemy Shahed-type UAVs.

The SBU thwarted a terrorist attack in Odesa, an FSB agent was detained who was planning to blow up a Ukrainian soldier. He planted explosives on a playground, but was detained.

Aerial reconnaissance of the Kharkiv border detachment destroyed nine enemy vehicles, communication antennas and a field warehouse with ammunition with drones. Enemy positions and shelters were also hit.

The Dutch government has agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2032, supporting NATO's goal. This decision may lead to a conflict with parliament.

The SBU announced the return of the bodies of dead soldiers, for the first time involving special wagons of Ukrzaliznytsia for quick delivery for identification. Repatriation became possible thanks to the cooperation of many departments.

According to Syrskyi, since the beginning of the year, Ukrainian soldiers have destroyed 1,262 tanks and 2,748 armored vehicles. Also, Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters destroyed a mine warehouse in the Kursk region.

Ukroboronprom emphasized that any changes to the components of military equipment take place under the supervision of state bodies. The modernization process is multi-stage and lasts from several months to two years.

The spokesman of the "Khortytsia" operational-strategic group denied the statements of Russian propagandists about the capture of Dvorichna. The situation is difficult, but the Ukrainian military is holding its positions, despite the Russians' efforts to expand the bridgehead.

Fighters of the 413th battalion "Raid" of the SBU of the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed a warehouse of anti-tank mines in the Kursk region, which were without camouflage. They also hit an armored vehicle and other enemy equipment.

After a year in Russian captivity, the heart of Dmytro Shapovalov stopped. He dreamed of an apple, and after the exchange he returned to the ranks of the Armed Forces, but died on June 9.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated that the country will participate in the financing of long-range weapons for Ukraine and will provide 9 billion euros in aid. Part of the funds will go to the purchase of necessary materials for the Armed Forces.

Severely wounded and sick Ukrainian defenders, including the defenders of Mariupol, have been released from Russian captivity. They will receive medical assistance, rehabilitation, and payments.

Defenders of various military branches, including those who were considered missing, have returned to Ukraine. The oldest released is 59 years old, and the youngest is 22.

A group of seriously wounded and sick soldiers, including the defenders of Mariupol, have been returned to Ukraine. Some of the released soldiers were considered missing in the war.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have received the domestic "Volyniak" unmanned aerial complex, capable of destroying enemy equipment and personnel at any time of the day and in any weather. It can also deliver equipment.

On the southern front, the Russians are 15-20 km from the Dnipropetrovsk region. To break through, they need to capture several villages, but they are not successful.

The Ukrainian government is working on the reservation of clergy, speeding up the relevant procedures. An institute of medical chaplaincy is also being created to strengthen the spiritual support of the military.

Ukrainian forces struck an important defense industry facility in the Moscow region. Explosions were recorded on the territory of the "Resonit" technology park, where electronics for weapons are produced.

Overnight on June 12, the Russian Federation launched 63 drones at Ukraine, attacking the Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Odesa regions. Air defense forces shot down 49 "Shahed" drones, but hits were recorded in 7 locations.

On June 11, Robert Brovdi, known as "Magyar", officially became the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: "Paperwork and a three-day trip to Kyiv are completed".

The bodies of fallen servicemen were returned to Ukraine today as a result of the joint work of many state structures. The SBU thanked the Red Cross for assistance in repatriation.

The Tambov Powder Plant, a 106th Division ammunition depot in the Kursk region, and the Buturlinovka airfield depot were hit. The results of the fire damage are being clarified.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved an experimental project to strengthen Ukraine's air defense, involving volunteers and members of the territorial defense. They will be paid UAH 100,000/month in proportion to their participation.

In the conditions of war, Ukraine solves problems with equipment repair, looking for spare parts abroad and developing import substitution. The lives of military personnel depend on the serviceability of the equipment.