Russian propaganda
In the city of Galați, a drone struck a residential building, causing a fire and injuring two people. This is the first case involving casualties on the territory of a NATO country.
Monthly spending on the upbringing of Putin and Kabaeva's sons reaches 3. 5 million rubles. Foreign governesses are prohibited from discussing politics and LGBT issues with the children.
In Volgograd, a drone damaged a building two kilometers from the Titan-Barrikady defense enterprise. The plant produces launchers for Yars and Iskander missiles.
At the UN Security Council meeting, the US condemned the shelling of Kyiv with Oreshnik missiles. The US representative called Russia's actions a dangerous and barbaric escalation.
Ukrainian tennis player Oliynykova defeated Australia's Birrell in the second round of Roland Garros. In the next round, she will face Russia's Shnaider.
The First Lady visited the Book Arsenal in Kyiv and selected three new editions. President Zelenskyy presented a book to the Prime Minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson.
Oleinykova was forced to remove the Kalinouski Regiment patch due to WTA requirements at Roland Garros. The tennis player kept the symbol in her pocket throughout the entire match.
A Pantsir-SMD-E system was installed on the 42-story Nordstar Tower skyscraper in Moscow. The building is located near the main intelligence facilities of the Russian Federation.
Russian intelligence services are spreading fakes about migrants in Ukraine. Work permit statistics completely refute the enemy propaganda.
Russians recruit Africans through job advertisements, seize their passports, and force them to go to war. Another Nigerian national was liquidated in the Kharkiv region.
In the Black Sea, drones attacked the tankers James II, Altura, and Velora, which transport Russian oil. The crews of the vessels are in satisfactory condition.
The RF is sabotaging prisoner exchange agreements and blaming Ukraine for it. Ombudsman Lubinets stated that the process is being used to conduct psychological operations (IPSO).
A Russian judge will be tried for sentencing a captured Azov member to 18 years in prison. His actions have been qualified as a violation of the laws and customs of war.
EU ministers in Cyprus rejected Russia's attempts to choose a negotiator from Europe. Kaja Kallas emphasized that the bloc will present a united front in the negotiations.
The Office of the President showed EU ambassadors components found in Russian missiles. Ukraine calls for strengthened sanctions, including those targeting Russia's shadow fleet.
The U. S. diplomatic mission in Kyiv remains open and is operating without changes. Reports regarding the departure of American diplomats are false.
Merz's sources called the rumors of his replacement 'absurd speculation. ' Earlier, media reports suggested the possible appointment of Wüst, Söder, or Spahn.
Sybiha urged the EU to play its cards for peace and to open negotiation clusters in June. Sanctions and the demilitarization of the ZNPP are crucial steps.
Foreign Minister Sybiha thanked EU ministers for their resilience in the face of Russian threats in Kyiv. He emphasized the transformation of Europe during a meeting in Cyprus.
Tehran announced the passage of 23 vessels under the protection of the IRGC and a ban on movement for hostile countries. Iranian authorities have tightened control over the strategic strait.
Russian Z-channels claim Ukraine is using balloons to deliver drones. The aerostats are invulnerable to EW and are capable of flying deep into the rear.
Tehran claimed a memorandum regarding the withdrawal of US troops and the unblocking of ports in exchange for transit. The White House called this information a fabrication.
Zelenskyy reported on Russia's plans to increase the occupation contingent by tens of thousands of people. Ukraine will share data on the new mobilization with partners.
The EU fears that the Russian Federation will attack the Baltics or the Arctic to test NATO unity. Putin may resort to escalation due to heavy losses and the stalemate at the front.
Keir Starmer and Donald Tusk have concluded an agreement on joint defense and cybersecurity. The document provides for rapid mutual support in the event of a Russian attack.
The occupiers are seizing Ukrainians' housing and settling it with people from the Russian Federation. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs promises punishment for the perpetrators and the mandatory return of stolen property.
Dmytro Lytvyn refuted The Economist's data regarding Ukraine's preparation for years of war. The Office of the President called this information a false plant.
The Ministry of Culture has added the Okhmatdyt outpatient clinic building, built in 1899-1901, to the state register of monuments. This building sustained damage during the missile attack on July 8, 2024.
The SBU announced a suspicion against the commander of the 'Wolves' unit, Davor Savičić, for torture. The Redut PMC militant abused civilians during the occupation of the Kyiv region.
The Ministry of Justice showcased a 1372 charter regarding the status of the Kingdom of Rus. The document confirms Ukraine's European ties and refutes the Kremlin's historical myths.