Ukraine and Albania sign road transport deal, opening freight “transport visa-free”
Agreement makes Albania Ukraine's 37th direct-transport partner.
Russian strikes kill four across Ukraine, hit children’s riding school in Sumy
Drone kills three horses at the stable as attacks span five oblasts
G7 leaders agree to boost Ukraine’s air defense, weigh licensing missile production
Joint statement stops short of binding commitment on production licenses
Canada hits Russia with new sanctions at G7, a day after Lavra strike
Carney condemns the monastery attack and targets Russia's shadow fleet and energy revenues
Zelenskyy at G7: Trump “positive” on missile licenses, but Europe needs a cheaper option
Washington's interceptor lines are stretched, and Zelenskyy wants Europe building its own.
Britain to supply enriched uranium to Ukraine’s reactors in $282 million deal
Fuel pledge aims to keep the grid running through winter
Ukraine strikes Krasnodar fuel depot as Russia’s gasoline crisis widens
The depot fed filling stations in a region that ran dry weeks ago.
Ukraine strikes Moscow’s largest oil refinery, 15 kilometers from the Kremlin
Putin pulled nearly all of Russia's key air defense to the capital. It was not enough.
Macron wants Washington to tell Ukraine “we are with you” as the G7 summit in Évian
Europeans now shoulder nearly the entire burden of Kyiv's war effort, while America still provides weapons and intelligence, France's president said on 15 June
Kallas calls the Lavra attack a war crime and announces new EU sanctions
The Foreign Affairs Council listed 34 individuals and 47 entities, including Lukoil-Western Siberia, two Chinese drone-component suppliers, the Kremlin's Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, and 15 people tied to Alexei Navalny's persecution and death.
Russia has damaged or destroyed nearly 2,000 Ukrainian cultural heritage sites since 2022 — prosecutor general calls Lavra strike deliberate erasure
Moscow's forces have looted over 7.8 million artifacts from museums in occupied territory since 2014, Ukraine's chief legal authority reported on 15 June 2026.
Netherlands transfers sixth mine countermeasures vessel to Ukraine—named Henichesk after ship sunk in 2022
Ukrainian Navy commander Oleksii Neizhpapa raised the fleet flag at the handover ceremony attended by five allied naval commanders on 15 June.
France compares Lavra strike to bombing Notre-Dame, calls for tougher sanctions
France's foreign minister compared the monastery strike to bombing Notre-Dame, as EU officials convened in Luxembourg on 15 June.
Nearly 42,000 Kyiv residents sheltered in metro during overnight Russian attack, including 3,400 children
All 46 underground stations stayed open through the night as Russia launched 681 aerial weapons at Ukraine.