Ukraine’s special forces disabled the rail bridge feeding Russian-occupied Crimea
The crossing in eastern Crimea carries freight and troops onto the peninsula via the Kerch Bridge.
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EU leaders agree to renew Russia sanctions for a full year for the first time as Bulgaria’s pro-Russian leader vows to veto the next batch
Rumen Radev wants the Russian oil company that runs his country's only refinery struck from the list, and he objects to sanctions on a Russian Orthodox bishop.
A French factory that makes drones for Ukraine was firebombed with Molotov cocktails
French intelligence now treats Russian interference as its leading theory.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1576: Drones hit a refinery 15 kilometers from the Kremlin. “Safe Moscow” is no more.
The Kapotnya refinery took its second strike in three days as an SBU unit said the capital's sense of security is eroding.
“Safe Moscow” is no more – drone strikes are eroding the sense of security felt in Russia’s capital, SBU unit says
A Ukrainian SBU drone unit says repeated strikes on a key Moscow refinery are eroding the idea that Russia’s capital remains insulated from the war.
UK to fund 150,000 Ukrainian-made drones and 350 air defense missiles in £752 million package funded by Russian assets
London says the aid will strengthen Ukraine’s defenses against Russian missile and drone attacks.
Ukraine, Germany to jointly develop anti-ballistic air defense system amid increased attacks
Deal expands Ukraine–Germany defense cooperation, opening path for joint air defense development and production of ground-based “TerMIT” robotic systems for Ukraine’s forces amid ongoing Russian strikes.
Oil storage site burns in Russia’s Rostov Oblast after Ukrainian strike on key fuel logistics hub behind occupied territory
Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces say they struck an oil depot and fuel storage base in Gukovo, confirming a strike that OSINT analysts linked to a major fire at a fuel facility in Rostov Oblast.
Finland ends nuclear weapons ban as parliament approves major NATO-aligned defense shift
Decision allows nuclear weapons to be transported or stationed in Finland if required for collective defense.
Russian services collecting Moldovans’ data for fraud operations, security agency warns
SIS says coordinated data harvesting feeds transnational scam networks targeting citizens’ banking and personal information.
What does Russia do when sanctions strand ten ice-class tankers? It offers to buy them
Novatek’s Singapore arm is negotiating for ten ice-class carriers it has struggled to build at home.
Russia returns another 522 bodies to Ukraine in latest repatriation
Forensic identification of the war dead now stretches past a year
Sweden adds $108 million to US-led arms initiative for Ukraine
The contribution is Stockholm's fourth to the program and lifts its total funding under it to $543 million.
Russia set to import gasoline by sea as Ukrainian strikes cut refinery output
For one of the world's largest oil exporters, a seaborne gasoline cargo arriving in June marks a significant reversal.
Politico: photos of the burning Lavra helped turn Trump toward Ukraine at the G7
Zelenskyy showed the US president images of the fire-struck Dormition Cathedral. Three G7 officials called it the summit's decisive moment.
Russian ballistic strike on Dnipro and drones on Nikopol kill two, injure 15
Daytime ballistic missile hits a Dnipro business; FPV drones pound Nikopol district
“A matter of time”: Kostiantynivka now faces slow Pokrovsk-style siege, DeepState says
Russian forces are advancing from several directions and seeking to cut key logistics routes, raising fears for one of Ukraine's last major strongholds in Donetsk Oblast.
Bloomberg: Trump to ask US arms makers to license missile production in Ukraine and Europe
Allies confirm the talks, but name no deal, timeline, or manufacturer yet.
“Poland and Ukraine need each other more than their leaders admit”— a Polish advocate for Ukraine on why the memory feud helps Moscow
Polish journalist Jerzy Wójcik, Sestry.eu co-founder, on what the UPA row is costing Ukrainians in Poland
Occupied Crimea seizes 100 motorbikes in two days because they sound like drones
An occupation adviser accused locals of letting the enemy "recruit your children for nighttime rides."