A court has sentenced Volodymyr Saldo in absentia to 15 years for the theft of 3,000 tons of grain. This is the third verdict against the collaborator for crimes against national security.
Overnight, drones attacked bridges across Chonhar and onto the Arabat Spit. Traffic through Chonhar is completely blocked, while a reversible traffic flow has been introduced in Henichesk.
Due to a traffic accident on Olena Teliha Street, traffic is congested in the direction of Oleksandr Dovzhenko Street. Police are asking drivers to plan their travel routes through the city in advance.
Defense Forces struck the Tamanneftegaz oil terminal and Russian command posts. Three storage tanks, a pipeline, and occupiers' ammunition depots were damaged.
A "courtesy visit" was paid to the Crimean Titan plant on the night of June 13. Production has been suspended.
The AFU struck an oil facility in the Volgograd region and enemy command posts. Areas of occupier concentration in the rear and at the front were also attacked.
Two people were killed and another person was wounded due to UAV and artillery attacks on Zaporizhzhia. Critical infrastructure and residential buildings were damaged.
Occupiers report strikes on Chongar Bridge and traffic closure toward Dzhankoi. A reversible traffic mode has been introduced at the crossing to the Arabat Spit.
Two women were killed in the Seredyna-Buda and Bilopillia communities due to UAV strikes. Another man was injured as a result of an attack on a car.
The occupiers plan to resettle 2,200 people by 2027 in the occupied territories. The CCD calls the program propaganda due to the meager scale of assistance.
The invaders are increasing the number of pickup truck patrols near Chongar and the North Crimean Canal. This is a reaction to constant Ukrainian UAV attacks.
General Staff confirmed strikes on the TANECO, TAIF-NK, and Tolyattikauchuk plants in the RF. Command posts, ammunition depots, and enemy logistics hubs were also destroyed.
Fighters of the 1st Separate Assault Regiment named after Kotsiubailo and the SBU disabled a bridge in Armyansk. As a result of the attack, 50 of the occupiers' trucks carrying fuel and ammunition were destroyed.
In Novooleksiivka, Kherson region, residential quarters are being built for two thousand Russian security forces and officials. Local residents have still not received compensation for their lost housing.
Satellites have confirmed damage to the bridge leading to the Arabat Spit. Strikes were also recorded on the Chonhar Bridge and crossings over the North Crimean Canal.
Four bridges on the route to Crimea came under fire. The Chongar Bridge has been completely disabled following a second drone strike.
Andriy Kovalenko, Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation (CPD) of the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC), reported the destruction of the Chonhar Bridge. This facility was a key logistical route for Russian forces in Crimea.
Six regions have been de-energized due to shelling, and a UAV attacked an energy workers' vehicle in the Kharkiv region. No consumption restrictions are forecasted for June 10.
The Ukrainian military struck an ammunition depot in the Belgorod region and enemy command posts. The destruction of eight fuel tanks in the port of Mariupol has been confirmed.
The Chonhar Bridge has been struck by drones once more; vehicle traffic across the facility has been completely halted. Transport is being rerouted through Armiansk and Perekop.
In Kyiv, a court will decide on pretrial restrictions for Pavlo Pleshyvtsev regarding a fatal traffic accident. Four people died as a result of the crash; the prosecutor's office will petition for detention without bail.
Due to strikes on infrastructure and bridges, a shortage of fuel and basic products has emerged in Crimea. Occupation authorities cite "natural lulls in harvest cycles" as the reason.
The USF struck the deployment point of the 90th Engineering Regiment of the Russian Federation in Pionerske. A gas storage facility and logistics facilities of the occupiers were also destroyed in the Donetsk region.
Police have detained a Mercedes driver for a fatal collision with pedestrians in Kyiv. The accident resulted in the deaths of four people, while three others remain hospitalized.
In Kyiv, Pavlo Pleshyvtsev, driving a Mercedes, crashed into a pedestrian underpass, killing four people. Previously, the man had repeatedly violated traffic rules and had already caused accidents.
Russian troops shelled a gas station in the Kosmichnyi district of Zaporizhzhia. Preliminarily, two people were injured, one of whom has been hospitalized.
Occupiers in Crimea are stealing fuel and reselling it for 160 rubles per liter. Due to the shortage, shadow advertisements are appearing en masse across the peninsula.
Due to Russian shelling, consumers in six regions of Ukraine have been cut off from power. In the Sumy region, an enemy drone wounded an oblenergo worker during an attack on a vehicle.
In the occupied territories of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, Russians are seizing gasoline at gas stations under threat. The military is reselling part of the fuel to local residents.
Due to shelling of energy facilities, power outages occurred in eight regions. Power engineers are conducting repairs; no scheduled restrictions are forecasted for today.
