The DPRK has tested AI-equipped missiles designed to strike targets at a distance of 100 km. The new weapons will be deployed near the border for modern warfare.
A priest of the UOC-MP has been detained for coordinating a double Iskander missile strike on Odesa in March. The GRU agent also transmitted data regarding a local electrical substation.
The 220 mm Uragan MLRS is capable of covering large areas at a range of up to 35 km. The system's cluster munitions create a long-term mine threat to civilians.
Five regions are without power due to attacks and bad weather; energy workers were wounded in the Kharkiv region. No blackout schedules are forecasted for today.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Russian Federation is incapable of a large-scale offensive against NATO. However, the Kremlin may resort to sabotage and provocations below the threshold of invasion.
As a result of the morning air attack in the Rivne region, a civilian enterprise was damaged. There are no casualties; relevant services are working on-site.
The IMF mission, led by Gavin Gray, has begun work on the review of the EFF program. Discussions are focused on macroeconomic policy and key reforms.
In May, the Sea of Azov began to bloom abnormally and wash algae ashore due to environmental changes. Experts attribute this to the consequences of the occupation.
The US will reduce its number of aircraft and fleet within NATO force planning. European countries must urgently fill these military gaps on their own.
ISW warns of possible Russian attacks on the Kyiv-Chop highway from the territory of Belarus. Border guards currently do not record any enemy strike groups at the border.
At night, Chernihiv was attacked by drones, with 15 explosions recorded. A woodworking enterprise, a logistics company, and critical infrastructure were damaged.
The British government has imposed sanctions against 18 crypto exchanges and the A7 network. These entities helped Russia finance the war by bypassing existing restrictions.
The number of countries in the Czech shell initiative has decreased from 18 to 9.
On the night of May 27, Russia launched 163 drones, 150 of which were shot down or suppressed. 8 hits were recorded across 7 locations, and falling debris was reported in 4 places.
296 clashes took place at the front, the enemy launched over 7,000 drones. The AFU eliminated 1,000 occupiers and destroyed over 1,300 UAVs in the past 24 hours.
Germany and the Netherlands will provide a joint corps to protect Latvia and Estonia. The new structure will allow for the rapid deployment of up to 60 thousand troops.
On the night of May 27, drones attacked the Rosneft oil refinery in Tuapse. This marks the fifth attack on the facility this spring; data regarding damage is being clarified.
Following the attack on May 27, the 325th Aircraft Repair Plant caught fire in Taganrog. The enterprise is under sanctions and is engaged in the repair of enemy aviation equipment.
In Voronezh, smoke was spotted near the Baltimore military airfield after the attack. The governor reported the downing of two targets and damage to a tire repair shop.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine hit enemy warehouses and command posts in the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions. The occupiers are urgently transferring surviving supplies beyond Mariupol.
In the Dnipro district of Kherson, a Russian drone attacked a civilian car. A 65-year-old man sustained severe injuries and lost his lower leg during the strike.
In Sevastopol, a missile struck a bank building, while in Taganrog, two people were injured. Residential buildings were damaged, and over 20 drones were destroyed.
Over the past day, the AFU eliminated 1,000 occupiers and 39 enemy artillery systems. Total personnel losses of the RF amount to approximately 1,358,950 people.
Ukraine celebrates Special Operations Forces Day in honor of the operation at Donetsk Airport (DAP). Globally, the world marks Emergency Medical Services Day, Marketing Day, World Otter Day, and the anniversary of the invention of Scotch tape.
France has tested the X-Fire system with a range of up to 150 km on a Zetros chassis. The new system is intended to become a European alternative to the American HIMARS.
The United States and Poland are working on localizing the production of PAC-3 MSE missiles for the Patriot system. The project is planned to be implemented at Polish plants located near Ukraine.
The AFU are breaking records on the B1 Centauro, while Taiwan prepares the Yunpao II D3 wheeled tank. The vehicle, with capabilities comparable to the Abrams, will enter mass production in 2027.
Starmer and Tusk to sign agreement on security and joint development of air defense missiles. The countries will strengthen cooperation to counter hybrid threats from Russia.
Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN named conditions for peace: Ukraine's renunciation of NATO and a change in policy. Moscow will not agree to a deal without these key requirements being met.
Canada is preparing an agreement with Germany's SEFE for gas supplies from a new $10 billion terminal. This will help Europe replace Russian energy resources.
