The former director of the Mariupol museum is suspected of handing over paintings by Aivazovsky, Kuindzhi, and Kalmykov to the occupiers. According to the investigation, the canvases, valued at 26 million UAH, were transported to occupied Donetsk.
Unmanned Systems Forces struck the "Bordel" hub in Donetsk and five radar stations in Crimea. Fire Point drones were used for the attacks on the occupiers' facilities.
The AFU struck the Moscow Oil Refinery and the Poltavskaya oil depot in the Krasnodar Krai. A defense enterprise in Tula and enemy warehouses in the Donetsk region were also hit.
In the occupied city, electricity outages and fuel shortages have persisted for ten days. The problems began after explosions on June 6 and the subsequent loss of power at the port.
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.
The CCD has exposed Russia's use of cinema to justify aggression and legitimize the occupation. Propaganda is funded through the IRI and the RT Documentary network.
Strikes on Chonhar and Crimea complicate Russian logistics in southern Ukraine. Expert Stupak notes that there will be no rapid collapse of the front or enemy retreat.
Defense forces struck substations and infrastructure of the Mariupol port, cutting off its power. The shadow fleet vessel Lady Augusta was also hit.
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 Russian command has banned the movement of military trucks on the Mariupol-Simferopol highway due to strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In two weeks, cargo traffic there has decreased by 71%.
On the night of June 8, UAVs struck an oil depot in Novorossiysk and a mine and torpedo base of the Russian Navy. In Mariupol, hits were recorded at three electrical substations.
Occupiers have banned passenger transportation on highways to Crimea and in the Luhansk region. Movement was restricted due to Ukrainian drone strikes on military logistics.
The UAV strike in the Leningrad region may have targeted, among others, a naval plant, a Russian Navy arsenal, and an oil depot. Authorities claimed 141 drones were shot down and reported internet connectivity issues.
AFU struck command posts and enemy clusters in the temporarily occupied territories and the Belgorod region. Destruction of oil depots in Crimea and the Kirov region has been confirmed.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported the return of 185 military personnel and one civilian from captivity. Among those released are defenders of Mariupol and Azovstal.
On the night of June 5, the Unmanned Systems Forces struck 5 vessels in the ports of Mariupol and Berdyansk. Heavy FP-2 drones were used for the attack.
The USF hit a Pantsir-S1 air defense system, a Neva radar, a tugboat, and command posts in Crimea and the Donetsk region. In Shyrokyne, at least 11 units of enemy equipment were destroyed.
In occupied Mariupol, residents are being offered unfinished housing or apartments belonging to legal owners. Refusing such options carries the risk of losing one's place in the queue.
The AFU are deploying Hornet and MORRIGAN drones to destroy Russian logistics at distances of up to 150 km. Mass production of these systems will create a kill zone in the enemy's rear.
UAVs of the Third Army Corps struck targets at the Izvaryne checkpoint. Now, the occupiers' key logistical routes in the Luhansk region are under the fire control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The Defense Forces hit an ST-68 radar station in Feodosia and UAV control points in the Donetsk region. Ammunition depots and a Russian command post were also destroyed.
The ATESH movement recorded explosions in Donetsk and Mariupol during a drone attack. Power outages occurred in several cities due to strikes on energy infrastructure.
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.
ATESH partisans reported a massive UAV attack on occupied cities on the night of May 28. Explosions were recorded in Donetsk, Luhansk, and Mariupol.
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.
The National Guard is striking equipment on the Mariupol-Taganrog highway to disrupt Russian logistics. Hornet drones have reached the border, threatening a fuel blockade of Crimea.
Darya Sliesarenko lost her wedding dress due to a Russian attack on the Kyiv shopping center 'Kvadrat'. On social media, dozens of Ukrainian women have offered the girl their own gowns.
The AFU are deploying Hornet AI-powered drones to strike enemy logistics at ranges of up to 120 km. This creates conditions for weakening Russian defenses in the rear.
The occupiers are redirecting supplies from Mariupol to a route through Hranitne. This has complicated logistics and slowed down the movement of equipment due to bridge repairs.
A large-scale wave of forced evictions has begun in Mariupol. The occupiers are ignoring documents and threatening residents with criminal prosecution.
