In June, 265 Ukrainian civilians were killed and 1,816 wounded as a result of russian strikes. This is the highest casualty rate since the first months of the full-scale invasion.
In Odesa region, rescuers have completed the liquidation of the consequences of Russian strikes, which caused fires and destruction.
Leader of the far-right National Rally party Marine Le Pen said she would take part in the presidential election. She noted that serving the sentence with an electronic bracelet would be suspended pending appeal.
The number of dead in Venezuela has risen to 1,943 people, with 10,571 injured. Rescuers continue searching in the destroyed Los Cocos residential complex.
The depositary Euroclear filed a lawsuit with a Belgian court to block a Russian court's decision to pay 220 billion euros. Euroclear insists that only Belgian courts have jurisdiction over it.
In 15 regions of Russia, restrictions on gasoline sales have been introduced, and in occupied Crimea, a state of emergency has been declared. The cause of the shortage is attributed to Ukraine's strikes on oil refining infrastructure.
Net donors and beneficiaries criticized the initial EU budget proposal. Germany demands spending cuts, while Spain considers the budget insufficient.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called Trump's words that she begged him to take a photo completely fabricated. Italy's Foreign Minister canceled a visit to the US due to offensive comments.
US President Donald Trump stated that Apple has agreed to cooperate with Intel in the development and production of chips on US territory. The deal is expected to strengthen Intel's position and reduce Apple's dependence on TSMC.
NATO defense ministers have agreed to modernize nuclear capabilities and strengthen planning. The decision was made against the backdrop of increasing nuclear risks.
Pyongyang has recalled its ambassador from London due to sanctions against the Songdowon camp. Diplomatic relations have been downgraded to the level of a North Korean chargé d'affaires.
The US and Iran signed a memorandum on a 60-day ceasefire. Trump declared readiness to resume bombing in the event of a violation of the agreements.
The tanker Smyrtos was removed from Cameroon's registry in May. Britain intercepted the vessel on suspicion of illegally transporting Russian oil.
Lula urged Trump not to interfere in the Brazilian elections following his criticism. The president's opponent is Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of a Trump ally.
Trump thanked the leaders of China and the Russian Federation for their neutrality during the war with Iran. The statement was made at the G7 summit following the conclusion of a ceasefire agreement.
The Dutch government will provide €500 million for the purchase of drones and weaponry. Half of the amount will be spent on drones from Dutch companies.
Due to attacks on oil refineries, Russia plans to import gasoline from Asia by sea in June. This decision is driven by fuel shortages in more than ten regions of the country.
In the autumn, Denmark will send 850 troops to Latvia to replace the Swedish contingent. Minister Jeppe Bruus called this a step toward deterring Russia.
Mark Rutte stated that NATO is closely monitoring the military training of Russians in China. The Alliance is not naive and controls every aspect of this cooperation.
Oil prices dropped due to a peace agreement between the U. S. and Iran to unblock the Strait of Hormuz. However, a full restoration of supplies could take months.
Binance's MiCA license application will be rejected, causing the exchange to lose access to the EU market. The company promises to minimize inconvenience for its users.
The Governor of the National Bank announced a plan to bring the financial sector in line with EU standards by 2028. Currently, banks are 78% ready, while insurers are at 55%, he says.
A drone strike damaged a unit at the Gazprom Neft plant, which accounts for 53% of its capacity. Reuters sources report a complete shutdown of the refinery's operations.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy showed Donald Trump the consequences of the Russian strike on the Lavra. G7 leaders agreed to increase pressure on the Russian Federation and provide Ukraine with more air defense missiles.
The US-Iran agreement has reduced the intensity of fighting in Lebanon, but Israel is not withdrawing its troops. Authorities are urging displaced persons not to return home yet.
Marius Borg Høiby has been sentenced to four years for rape and violence. The Oslo District Court acquitted the Crown Prince's stepson on two other counts.
The President of Romania has appointed Adrian Veștea as the candidate for Prime Minister, replacing Eugen Tomac. The politician has ten days to form a new government.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will present a defense investment plan by the NATO summit in Ankara. The conversation with NATO Secretary General Rutte took place amid intensifying political pressure
Trump will meet with Middle East leaders and Zelenskyy at the G7 summit in France. The parties will discuss the economy, artificial intelligence, and supply chains.
The Trump administration plans to reduce the number of fighter jets from 150 to 100 and withdraw part of the fleet. This will limit the Alliance's reconnaissance capabilities.
