Swedish Gripen fighter jets intercepted Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea twice in a single day. The country's airspace was not violated during the incidents.
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.
HACC extended the arrest of former minister Herman Halushchenko for two months. The bail amount was reduced from 200 million to 150 million hryvnias in the Midas case.
Since the beginning of the day, the enemy has carried out 69 attacks across the entire front line. The highest activity was recorded in the Huliaipole and Pokrovsk sectors.
In the Lviv region, a foreign national registered men in the "Shlyakh" system as members of a musical band. The service cost up to 12,000 dollars; the perpetrator has already been detained.
The EU is introducing mandatory biometric checks and accelerated deportation of migrants. Countries must either accept refugees or pay financial contributions.
Ukraine and Poland have agreed on the uninterrupted movement of buses through the Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint during the summer. There will be no restrictions, even despite planned repair works.
Analysis by The Economist indicates a critical increase in the intensity of AFU attacks. The aggressor's revenues from energy exports have fallen by one third.
In June, the number of border crossings rose to 100,000–115,000 people per day due to the holiday season. The highest traffic load is observed on the Polish border.
A new Russian base for 6,000 troops is being built near Petrozavodsk. It will feature over 50 facilities to build up forces near Finland's eastern border.
Near the border with Belarus, 2,900 NATO troops conducted their first exercises. The unit utilizes 300 drones and incorporates combat experience from the war in Ukraine.
Bucharest urged the Alliance to deploy additional radars and air defense systems following explosions in Galați and Constanța. NATO promises to adapt the defense of the eastern flank.
MFA spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated there was no political motive behind choosing Chisinau airport over Rzeszów. Logistics are determined by the protocol service.
Radosław Sikorski placed responsibility on Kyiv for the scandal over the naming of the SSO unit. He expects Ukraine to correct this error on its own.
Traffic congestion has been recorded at the border with Poland for those exiting. The largest queues are observed at Shehyni, Ustyluh, and Krakivets; Smilnytsia is clear.
Donald Tusk stated that he would not dictate flight routes to Zelenskyy after his use of the Chișinău airport. Rzeszów, according to him, remains open.
The case of propagandist Boris Korchevnikov has been referred to court. He called for the seizure of Ukrainian territories and justified the armed aggression of the Russian Federation.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi urged Poland to focus on common challenges and the fight against the enemy. He advises seeking reasons for unity in history.
Anti-drone nets will be installed on the roads of Volyn near the border with Belarus. The Regional Military Administration notes that the region continues to systematically strengthen its defensive lines.
Five EU countries propose temporarily restricting voting rights for new members of the bloc. The initiative envisages strengthening control over the rule of law.
Starting June 15, 2026, bus departures to Poland will be suspended due to repairs at the Shehyni - Medyka checkpoint. The works will continue until November 2027.
The "Progres" plant in Cheboksary was hit by FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles. The facility produces antennas designed to protect Russian missiles and drones from electronic warfare (EW) systems.
Donald Tusk stated that Poland must participate in negotiations regarding the termination of the war. Any agreements made without Warsaw's involvement will not be implemented by it.
No Russian strike groups ready for an offensive have been detected on the border with Belarus. The enemy is using Belarusian airspace for drones and is mining the territory.
In Semenivka, an FPV drone hit a car delivering bread. The 55-year-old driver was hospitalized with blast injury (acoustic trauma); energy infrastructure facilities were also damaged.
The head of the WHO called the closing of borders an ineffective method of fighting Ebola. He urged Uganda to lift entry restrictions from neighboring Congo.
The Chapter of the Order of the White Eagle discussed Zelenskyy's award and conveyed its position to the president. The head of state will make the final decision in the near future.
A drone exploded in Moldova, and Chisinau announced negotiations with Ukrainian authorities regarding the drone following the overnight explosion. The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Russia bears responsibility for the incident due to the initiated war.
SOF struck an oil pipeline hub in the Volgograd region, a radar station, and a Crimean oil depot. These strategic facilities provided logistics and airspace control for the occupiers.
French fighter jets destroyed a drone that entered Latvia. An orange alert level was declared in the border regions.
