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
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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.
Russian drone strike on Dnipro damages organ music house, college, and injures one
A 64-year-old man was hospitalized in moderate condition after the overnight attack, which also sparked a fire at a local enterprise.
Russia kills 5 in Kyiv, injuries 35 in overnight strike with 681 weapons—including six Zircons
Emergency services worked across roughly 50 sites in the capital after fires broke out in nearly every district
Ukraine denies biolab claims as Gabbard map mislocates Kyiv and invents city “Cherniv”
The foreign ministry said Russia's accusations were already reviewed by BTWC states and the UN Security Council in 2022.
Ukraine to supply NATO ally Latvia with strike drones, ground robots, naval systems
Defense ministers spell out the Drone Deal's two-way flow
EU opens first accession talks cluster for Ukraine and Moldova after years of delays and vetoes
The European Union has opened the first cluster of accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova, marking the formal start of negotiations on core political and legal standards.
“Heroes of UPA” unit will keep its name, Budanov’s office says despite Polish pressure
Polish media reported Kyiv was weighing a compromise to narrow the honor to UPA fighters who battled only the Soviet Union.
All three Rosneft Samara refineries now offline or reduced as drones halt Kuibyshevsky operations yesterday
All three plants in Rosneft's Samara refining hub are now affected by Ukrainian strikes, with Kuibyshev's two primary units damaged on 10 June.
Chonhar bridge halted twice, now Arabat Spit crossing hit — Kherson’s occupied south loses two routes
Vladimir Saldo said eight municipalities lost power overnight in a separate Ukrainian drone attack on the same oblast.
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
Ukraine’s drones hit 5 vessels in occupied Azov ports overnight — Azerbaijan says 5 of its nationals died as Russia blames Kyiv
Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert "Madyar" Brovdi called the boats smugglers carrying looted grain, fuel, and military supplies with names painted over and radars off.
Ukraine women’s volleyball team wins first-ever Nations League match, beating Germany in tiebreak
The squad—in its debut Nations League season—trailed by six points in the second set before completing a comeback to take it 30–28.
Russian drone barrage kills four at Kyiv-Oblast food plant, wounds six civilians in Kharkiv oblast
Two families with children were among the casualties as Russia launched 216 drones and two guided missiles overnight.
Two Ukrainian para-armwrestlers fined 250 euros each for walking off a Budapest podium during Russia’s anthem — one competed as his father served at the front
Dmytro Lutsyshyn of Zhytomyr and a teammate stepped down from the medal stand in protest, drawing penalties under the championship's awards regulations.
Ukrainian police gather evidence against hundreds of foreign fighters serving Russia—one was caught trying to slip into the US from Mexico
National investigators presented the findings to FBI counterparts on 4 June, building criminal cases over mercenary participation in Moscow's invasion.
Germany, France, and UK sketch plan to bring Putin to the negotiating table
The final decision on whether to pursue talks rests with Zelenskyy — European allies will not push Kyiv to embrace a strategy it does not agree with.