War in Ukraine
The enemy attacked railway infrastructure and rolling stock in Zaporizhzhia. As a result of the strike, a train driver was killed, and two other railway workers were injured.
Due to the war, Russia has lost 3% of its military-age men, while Putin hides in a bunker. Every subsequent step by the Kremlin only worsens the situation at the front.
Zelenskyy held a meeting on strengthening air defense, drone production, and energy support. Secret negotiations and new prisoner exchanges are being prepared.
AFU struck an oil depot, two Tu-142 aircraft, and an Iskander-M near Taganrog. A UAV warehouse and enemy deployment points in three regions were also attacked.
President Zelenskyy signed decrees on sanctions to synchronize with the EU's 20th package. Control over the implementation of the decisions has been assigned to Rustem Umerov.
An F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet over Iran was likely hit by a Chinese MANPADS. The aircraft crew was rescued, and the U.S. is investigating weapon supplies by Beijing.
SBU FPV drone operators are destroying the enemy's rear logistics. Over 500 units of Russian vehicles and specialized equipment were hit in a week.
Due to the shelling of eight settlements in the Donetsk region, one person was killed and six others were wounded. 55 residential buildings and infrastructure facilities were damaged.
A man was killed due to a drone attack on an industrial facility and a house in Zaporizhzhia. Another person was wounded, and fires broke out at the impact sites.
The SBS struck an Iskander complex and two Tu-142 aircraft at an airfield in Taganrog. The operation was coordinated by the Deep Strike Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
Due to sanctions, three-quarters of Russia's large companies have lost profits. Gazprom and other giants are massively refusing to pay dividends.
An enemy drone hit a gas pipeline in the center of Kherson late in the evening on May 29. Three civilians were injured, suffering blast injuries and acute stress.
In Galați, Romania, a Russian drone hit a house and injured two people. ISW claims a deliberate violation of the Alliance's airspace by Russia.
In Shostka, residential buildings and administrative structures were damaged due to the overnight attack. In Sumy, a drone hit a gas station; preliminary reports indicate no casualties.
One of the wounded died following the attack on Zaporizhzhia on May 30. The number of casualties has increased; a 24-year-old man sought medical assistance.
On the night of May 30, air defense destroyed 284 targets, including 5 missiles and 279 drones. Nine UAV hits were recorded across seven different locations.
During the past 24 hours, 291 combat engagements took place; the enemy lost 1,430 personnel. The AFU struck a command post and nine areas of enemy manpower concentration.
On the morning of May 30, the occupiers struck the industrial infrastructure of Zaporizhzhia. As a result of the attack, a 40-year-old man sustained severe injuries and is currently in the hospital.
Two fire hotspots have been recorded at the oil depot in Feodosia following overnight strikes. A plume of smoke from the facility has stretched 9.5 kilometers toward the sea.
The Russian command has introduced night transportation and a speed limit of 120 km/h on the R-280 highway. To protect the convoys, they are deploying scarce electronic warfare (EW) systems and military personnel from the front lines.
Two people were killed due to a drone strike on a car in the Belgorod region. In Armavir, a fire broke out at an oil depot following a UAV attack.
As a result of a UAV attack in the port of Taganrog, a tanker and a fuel tank caught fire. Two people were injured due to a strike on a private house.
Russia attacked the Shostka community with drones, damaging residential buildings and administrative facilities. Preliminarily, there were no casualties; recovery efforts are ongoing at the sites.
Over the past day, the AFU eliminated 1,430 occupiers and 70 enemy artillery systems. Total Russian losses since the start of the war have exceeded 1.36 million people.
In June, Ukraine celebrates Constitution Day and various professional holidays. Religious dates have shifted due to the transition to the Revised Julian calendar.
AFU drones flew 3,000 km using the Osiris module, which operates without GPS. The system compares terrain imagery with maps, following the principle of cruise missiles.
Greece has transferred 66 M110A2 self-propelled guns, 68 M114 guns, and 56 M101 howitzers to Ukraine. The volume of artillery deliveries significantly exceeded previous official reports.
The Shevchenkivskyi Court has overturned the seizure of UkrArmoTech's accounts. The enterprise continues to fulfill 11 contracts for the supply of equipment to the Defense Forces.
Japan has allocated $14. 7 million to NATO's PURL initiative for the procurement of non-lethal equipment. The funding will cover Ukraine's priority needs.
Airlogix and Sentinel are establishing a joint venture in Canada to manufacture UAVs. The produced reconnaissance drones will be handed over to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.