Ukraine recaptured 100 square kilometers in May. Its deep strikes cost Russia $1 billion
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Freezing the war along today’s lines is “the quickest way” to peace, Ukraine’s leader told Sky News
Zelenskyy insisted it is no concession, but a way to save children and bring soldiers home, paired with monitoring missions and allied guarantees.
Premature births are climbing in Ukraine’s front-line regions, and doctors blame the ongoing war
Doctors in Zaporizhzhia now deliver babies and treat miscarriages on the same afternoons that glide bombs hit the city, AP reports.
Britain, France, and Germany back Ukraine’s peace terms and press Putin for a ceasefire
After meeting Ukraine's president in London, the three leaders set out five conditions for a just and lasting peace and welcomed Kyiv's push for direct talks.
Russian crude reaches the sea through tunnels under a mountain ridge—and Ukraine hit the storage end near Novorossiysk
Pipelines link the Grushovaya depot to Novorossiysk's loading berths about 12 km away. Locals counted about 50 blasts before a huge fire lit the mountains above Russia's main Black Sea oil port.
WSJ: Putin’s sanctioned inner circle keeps buying Western business jets through a web of middlemen
A WSJ investigation traces Bombardier and Gulfstream business jets from European dealers through Dubai and Bermuda into Kremlin hands.
Hungary’s anti-corruption watchdog says Orbán’s former inner circle should be prosecuted over billions in missing EU funds
Péter Magyar is trying to convince Brussels that Hungary can be trusted with more than €10 billion in cash frozen over rule-of-law concerns.
Ukraine foils Russian plot to assassinate intelligence official with FPV drone
Russian spy recruited to kill GUR spokesman Andrii Yusov with FPV drone for $100,000 bounty
ISW: The strikes will likely cascade into deeper disruption across Russia’s rear supply network
Russia leans on two key highways to feed its war. Cut them, and fuel, shells, and troops stop reaching occupied Crimea, Luhansk, and Donetsk—and Ukraine's drones are working on cutting it.
French NATO jets shoot down drone over Latvia in country’s first intercept
Second Baltic intercept in three weeks as spillover from Russia's war on Ukraine accelerates
Putin warned former Soviet republic of “Ukrainian scenario” over EU ties. Its pro-EU party wins elections with 49.81% anyway
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's pro-EU Civil Contract party has won the country's parliamentary elections with 49.81% of…
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1565: Russia strikes Chornobyl nuclear site — Ukraine hits Crimea fuel supply
A Russian drone damaged a nuclear fuel storage facility in the Chornobyl exclusion zone, while Ukrainian Special Forces struck a fuel depot and maritime terminal in occupied Crimea as part of an "asymmetric" campaign to disrupt Russian logistics.
Ukraine honors Euromaidan Press war correspondent Zarina Zabrisky with the Order of Merit
Recognition for years of Kherson dispatches and the documentary
Over 2,000 Russian casualties in first six days of June, Madyar reports amid surge in drone strikes on occupied territories
Madyar reported strikes on 26 targets across occupied Ukraine and Russia’s Bryansk Oblast, including rail, energy, fuel, and telecom infrastructure.
Ukrainian Special Forces target Crimea fuel system, hitting depot and maritime terminal in “asymmetric” middle-strike operation on occupied territory
Ukrainian officials say the operation is part of efforts to disrupt logistics networks supporting Russian forces in occupied territory.
“Extremely rare” 300-ton Russian rail recovery crane destroyed in partisan sabotage operation, ATESH claims
ATESH claims the loss will slow down repair capacity at major junctions, where rapid recovery is critical for maintaining rail flow.
Russian drone strikes nuclear fuel storage site in Chornobyl zone
A drone attack damaged a key building at Ukraine’s centralized spent fuel storage facility, triggering a fire that emergency teams later extinguished.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1564: Ukraine’s long-range drones reach Kronstadt
From the Baltic to Crimea, Ukraine's drone campaign tightens the noose.
“The worst environmental catastrophe since Chornobyl disaster”: Three years after Russia destroyed Kakhovka Dam, real death toll is still unknown
On 6 June 2023, Russian forces destroyed the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant while occupying the dam, flooding 80 settlements, forcing nearly 4,000 people to evacuate, and killing at least 34.
Russian pilot saw man in Ukraine’s Kramatorsk and chose to kill him. FPV drones are operated in real time
The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine has formally classified these strikes as crimes against humanity.