Welt: France rallies West to send military instructors to Ukraine, but Germany, Italy, and Spain fear consequences
Macron plans to create a coalition to send military instructors to Ukraine.
Ukrainian Intel: Number of damaged Russian Su-57s could be two
At least one Russia’s newest Su-57 fighter jet was hit for the first time at Akhtubinsk airfield in Astrakhan, about 600 km from the front lines in Ukraine.
Sullivan: Russian operation in Kharkiv Oblast has lost momentum
In late May, the US, Germany, France, and other Ukrainian allies authorized Kyiv to use Western weapons to strike Russian territory.
Ukraine “radically changes” tactics with Western greenlight to strike Russia
Ukrainian forces have started striking Russian military targets in the Belgorod and Kursk oblasts, using Western weapons after the US and NATO allies permitted attacks on Russian territory.
Zelenskyy: Slow US aid delivery hinders Ukraine’s defense against Russia
He urged partners to speed up aid delivery, stressing that Russia kills Ukrainians daily.
Russian attack leaves major Ukrainian hydroelectric station in critical condition
Ukraine has already lost 70% of its available generation capacity.
Zelenskyy on Trump: Does he really want to be a loser president?
The US will cease to be a world leader if Trump forces Ukraine to end the war on Russia's terms, Zelenskyy stated.
75-year-old woman becomes 9th victim of Russian strike in Kharkiv on 31 May
According to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, the city requires at least two batteries of Patriot missile defense systems.
Ukraine’s power grid teeters on brink: 70% generation lost to Russian strikes
The $400 million in Western aid pales in comparison to the $12.5 billion in damages Russia inflicted on Ukraine's grid amid air defense shortage.
Echoes of Yanukovych-era state censorship rock Ukrainian state media Ukrinform
Oleksii Matsuka, now finds himself at the center of a censorship scandal that has rocked Ukraine's state news agency, Ukrinform, during his brief but tumultuous tenure as director general.
At last, Ukrainian troops in Kharkiv Oblast get artillery shells to halt Russians – Euractive
For months, Ukrainian army faced artillery shell shortages due to delays in US military aid, which Russia exploited by opening a new front in Kharkiv Oblast.
All Western aid decisions for Ukraine lag by one year – Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President characterized the current situation as one big step forward, but two steps back before that."
Pentagon: Ukraine hits 14% of Russia’s oil output, electricity resilient
Ukraine has intensified attacks on Russian targets, including refineries, to deplete Putin's war resources.
Zelenskyy to AFP: Ukraine’s air defense at 25%, Russia’s Kharkiv assault to come in waves
In the new interview, he discussed air defense, the Russian offensive, China's role in peace talks, and the West’s stance on the war’s outcome.