Russian propaganda
The Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) reports an order given to the occupiers to strike civilian targets in Zaporizhzhia with FPV drones. To escalate the terror, the invaders are promised new supplies of UAVs.
The SBU intercepted a Russian document denying a UAF attack on a bus in the Bryansk region. The Russian military did not record any drones during the incident.
The Ukrainian Navy has debunked a fake report regarding the bombardment of Odesa by sea drones on June 17. In reality, the military was conducting planned defense preparation activities.
In Moscow, the arrival and departure of flights at Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports have been suspended. Rosaviatsia explained this as a security measure.
The Navy spokesperson reported on Russia's preparations for a Ukrainian landing in Crimea. The occupiers are actively strengthening vulnerable areas to defend the peninsula.
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets stated that Ukraine was not involved in the attack on a bus in the Bryansk region. He called the incident a likely Russian provocation and contacted the Belarusian side.
Weapon standards in Ukraine are higher than European ones, which is why foreign drones often fail tests. The NSDC considers allegations of corruption to be a Russian narrative.
The General Staff of the AFU refuted Russia's claims regarding a strike on a bus with children in the Bryansk region. The Defense Forces did not deploy drones in this region.
The Central Bank and Russian deputies have begun to publicly contradict Putin's statements. "VTsIOM" has stopped publishing data on the Kremlin leader's trust rating.
Keir Starmer has described the shots fired by a Russian frigate in front of a British yacht in the English Channel as reckless. The Russian vessel allegedly opened fire to prevent a collision.
Russia is canceling its main naval parade in Saint Petersburg for the second year in a row. The CCD cites significant losses of the Russian fleet in the war against Ukraine as the reason.
In Melitopol, the occupiers are campaigning for people to join the ranks of the Russian army through advertisements for drone units. People are promised high payments and safe service.
Russian frigate opened fire on the yacht Bright Future due to its proximity in the English Channel. Following the shots, the British vessel changed course; there were no casualties.
The Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich opened fire on a British yacht in the English Channel due to the vessels' proximity. There were no casualties; Britain is investigating the incident.
Tetiana Berezhna called on UNESCO to officially recognize Russia as guilty of destroying heritage. The organization records the destruction but does not specify the perpetrator of the attacks.
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.
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.
Putin's spokesperson invited Zelenskyy to Moscow and rejected his proposals. A visit by Trump's representatives is expected after the signing of the memorandum in Switzerland.
The CCD exposed a Russian fake about an attack by Ukrainian fans on 20 Israelis during the World Cup. The video was forged under the CTV News brand to discredit Ukrainians globally.
A lecturer at a Kharkiv university will be tried for passing intelligence about the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Russian special services. She conducted correspondence in English for the purpose of conspiracy.
Due to the Russian attack on the Lavra and cultural centers, Ombudsman Lubinets appealed to international organizations. The occupiers have already destroyed 742 religious sites in Ukraine.
The platform has deleted over 60 videos from the Alabuga Polytech project, where Shahed drones are manufactured. The factory is accused of illegally recruiting youth and foreigners.
The tribunal confirmed Ukraine's status as a coastal state in the Sea of Azov. Russia's actions during the construction of the bridge were recognized as a violation of international law.
In the Polish city of Biała Podlaska, 44-year-old artist Semen Skrepetskyi was shot dead. A suspect, a citizen of Belarus, was detained near the consulate.
Ukraine has begun negotiations on the EU's fundamental cluster. The other five packages could be opened within a few weeks following the decision of the member states.
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.
Russia claims a Patriot missile hit the Lavra, although the SBU discovered debris from a Shahed drone. The strike damaged the Assumption Cathedral and the Tower of John Kushnyk.
The CCD has exposed Russian disinformation regarding mass strikes on civilian targets in Kyiv. Propaganda is labeling the fire at the Lavra and the shelling of the court as Ukrainian provocations.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is initiating procedures in UNESCO due to the damage to the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra caused by a Russian strike. Andrii Sybiha demands an immediate international response to the crime.
The invaders are conducting propaganda games and competitions for schoolchildren with the aim of destroying Ukrainian identity. Children are being prepared to embrace the ideology of the Russian Federation.