Zelenskyy discussed with EU leaders the schedule for opening the next five clusters and a new sanctions package. Ukraine expects to receive the first financial tranche this month.
Zelenskyy announced a meeting with Trump on May 17 to discuss missile production licenses. The G7 supported strengthening air defense and pressure on the Russian Federation.
The General Staff reports strikes on 16 major oil refineries and the loss of 30% of Russia's capacity. Due to fuel shortages, the enemy has introduced a rationing system and limits at gas stations.
The President of Ukraine thanked Mark Carney for the sanctions against 160 entities of the Russian fleet. The parties discussed drone financing and energy support.
Attacks on oil refineries have caused fuel shortages in Russia and rising prices. The strikes also hit logistics and the production of components for explosives and the military.
Zelenskyy discussed strengthening air defense and licenses for anti-ballistic systems with the G7. Partners will provide a winter energy package and assist with reconstruction.
The Tatneft network has restricted the sale of gasoline and diesel and switched to cash payments. For passenger cars, limits range from 20 to 30 liters of fuel.
G7 countries will increase sanctions pressure on Russian oil and gas. The leaders also promised to provide Ukraine with new air defense systems.
Power outages have been recorded in five regions due to shelling and severe weather conditions. Power engineers are conducting repairs, and no consumption restrictions are planned for today.
Britain will provide Ukraine with nuclear fuel for two years for £210 million. The new sanctions will restrict the operations of over 600 Russian vessels and the shadow fleet.
In Geneva, Zelenskyy discussed with Parmelin the strengthening of Ukrainian air defense and sanctions against Russia. The parties also reviewed issues of energy support and the situation at the front.
The Council of the EU has imposed sanctions against 34 individuals and 47 entities. The restrictions target the shadow fleet, the military sector, and oil revenues.
A peace agreement between Washington and Tehran could return the West's attention to Ukraine. The expert warns of the risks of pressure on Kyiv regarding negotiations with the RF.
The restoration of oil supplies will take months due to logistical problems and security risks. Despite the deal, prices remain higher than pre-war levels.
Due to shelling, parts of Kyiv and four regions are without electricity; a power engineer was wounded in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Bad weather has cut power to another 30 settlements in the Kyiv region.
On the night of June 15, four children were born at the Kyiv Perinatal Center during enemy shelling. The facility operates autonomously and has equipped shelters.
World leaders supported the US-Iran deal. Israel has reportedly not yet signed the agreement and maintains a military presence in so-called "security zones" in Lebanon, as well as in Gaza and Syria.
Power lines in the northern part of Kyiv were damaged due to the shelling. Power engineers have already restored electricity to 105,000 families; work is ongoing.
June 15 marks Nature Photography Day, Global Wind Day, Magna Carta Day, and UN initiatives. Believers observe the Apostles' Fast and commemorate the Prophet Amos.
On the night of June 15, the enemy attacked Kyiv with drones. As a result of falling debris, buildings and cars are on fire, and power has been cut off in some districts.
Lithuania is the first in the world to dismantle Chernobyl-type reactors using robots. The buildings of the Ignalina NPP may be converted into a scientific center.
Ilham Aliyev has established the National Cybersecurity Agency to protect against attacks from the Russian Federation and Iran. The agency will safeguard critical infrastructure and state systems.
The US and Iran will sign a memorandum on a ceasefire and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. The negotiations will take place online due to Trump's visit to the G7 summit.
Gas stations in Russia's Moscow and Saint Petersburg have introduced limits ranging from 20 to 100 liters of fuel. Gasoline shortages have also been recorded in Tatarstan.
Pakistan's Prime Minister announced the signing of an agreement between the US and Iran in 24 hours. The plan involves unblocking the Strait of Hormuz and easing sanctions.
No electricity consumption restrictions are planned for Sunday, June 14. Ukrenergo advises saving electricity from 18:00 to 22:00 and shifting the load to daytime hours.
Algeria has begun construction of a section of the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline from Nigeria to the EU. The capacity of the main line will be 30 billion cubic meters of gas per year.
Ukraine and the IMF are preparing a plan for energy market liberalization and the protection of vulnerable groups. Following this, tariffs for the population will begin to be gradually adjusted.
A law on the special status of frontline territories will be developed in Ukraine. Budanov is counting on the prompt work of people's deputies and government officials to adopt what are effectively new rules.
Ukraine and the IMF have reached a staff-level agreement on the first review of the EFF program. Following approval by the Executive Board, Kyiv will receive 690 million dollars.
