Latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia conflict
The Ukrainian General Staff stated that the Ukrainian army targeted a Russian oil infrastructure facility in the Volgograd region.
Russian attacks on Dnipropetrovsk Oblast killed 8 and injured 62, with drones and guided aerial bombs hitting several communities in Synelnykove district.
The Ukrainian General Staff reported that the Ukrainian army targeted a Russian oil infrastructure facility in the Volgograd region.
Ukrainian military struck Russia's oil infrastructure facility in Volgograd region, Ukrainian Staff says.
A pensioner in Moscow gave gold and 26 million rubles to telephone scammers. The scammers sent a message from the 'treasury' about a threat to her personal data, then frightened her with a search and offered to declare her funds. She handed over the money and gold to couriers, the prosecutor's office said.
Over the past week, Ukrainian forces have struck almost all key land routes between occupied Crimea and the Kherson region, including the Chonhar bridge, the bridge on the Arabat Spit, and the Perekop–Armyansk bridge.
Video shows strikes by FP-2, Begemot, and other UAS on pontoon bridges near the Chongar bridge, a rail bridge, and trucks by the Phalanx Multi-Domain Task Forces.
Peter Dickinson, UkraineAlert Editor at the Atlantic Council, said that Putin's nuclear threats are aimed more at intimidating Ukraine's Western allies than Kyiv itself, as Ukrainians largely view Moscow's nuclear warnings as a bluff.
The Russian Defense Ministry reports on the operation in Ukraine: Russian forces are advancing in Konstantinovka, completing clearance of the Pervomaisky district, and have taken control of 172 buildings in the city over the past day. Air defense systems shot down 15 guided bombs and 540 drones. Russian forces struck energy and transport facilities used by the Ukrainian military, as well as storage sites for long-range Ukrainian drones. The Russian army improved its positions and occupied more a
A whale that became entangled in nets in the Murmansk region has been rescued. Andrei Chibis said the rope has been fully removed and specialists are making a final check to ensure the animal is safe. He added that weather is worsening but scientists remain on site to monitor the whale's condition.
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck a training ground in the Zaporizhzhia region where three Russian units were preparing, according to Madyar. The strike hit the Vostochny training ground overnight, which was being used by Russia's 40th Marine Brigade.
In Sumy region, two people died as a result of strikes, the regional military administration reported. On the night of Saturday, June 13, in Sumy region, two civilians died as a result of Russian strikes, according to the head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration, Oleh Hryhorov. In the Seredyna-Buda community, Russians attacked a private residential building with two strike drones. Unfortunately, a 57-year-old woman who was in the house died at the scene.
Russia is expanding its drone war against Ukraine. New launch sites for Shahed-type drones have been built near the Belarusian border, allowing Russian forces to strike deeper into Ukraine while increasingly using Belarusian airspace as part of their attack routes.
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, National Police explosives experts have removed nearly 490,000 munitions, according to National Police Chief Ivan Vyhivskyi on Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service Day.
Ukraine drone strikes kill one, spark fire at Russian port of Temryuk, governor says.
A marine terminal in Russia's Krasnodar Krai is on fire after a Ukrainian drone strike, according to the regional governor.
Fuel crisis hits St. Petersburg: at Tatneft gas stations, private drivers are limited to 20 liters of gasoline per car, while corporate cards have no limit. Another chain has introduced a 50-liter limit.
The Cabinet allocated about 5 billion rubles to provide children, adolescents, and pregnant women with diabetes with portable glucose monitoring systems.
A chemical plant is on fire in Armyansk, occupied Crimea. Locals report a strong sulfur smell, thick smoke, and a power outage after a substation was also struck. Workers have been sent home, and water is being supplied on schedule.
One person was killed and three others were injured in a drone attack on the Kuban region. The governor of Krasnodar Krai, Veniamin Kondratyev, reported the arrival of Ukrainian drones. According to him, falling debris from a UAV in the Temryuk district caused a fire at a marine terminal. 96 people and over 30 pieces of equipment, including from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, are fighting the fire.
Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces struck the 'Vostochny' training ground, Tor-M2 air defense system, air defense assets, command posts, and enemy deployment sites overnight on June 12, the SBS press service reported. One of the key targets was the 'Vostochny' training ground in the Zaporizhzhia region, where the enemy was training personnel involved in combat operations on the Hulyaipole axis.
Ukraine will introduce fixed contracts of 6-14 months for infantry and assault personnel, a change long sought by soldiers and society.
FIRMS detected three separate fires on the Krasnoperekopsk-Armyansk-Chaplynka T2202 highway, likely caused by Ukrainian drone strikes targeting a remaining open Russian logistics route into occupied Kherson from Crimea.
Russian forces launched a massive guided bomb attack on Kherson from early morning. Numerous fires broke out across different districts of the city.
Ukrainian drones struck the Taman port complex again overnight, with Russian air defense launches, explosions and at least two fire signatures observed. One fire was recorded at the Tamanneftegaz LPG terminal, with another near truck parking and warehouse infrastructure.
Notable that Fedorov is saying openly now that Ukraine is "seizing the battlefield initiative."
At night, occupied Melitopol was attacked by Ukrainian drones. Reportedly a substation was hit during the attack.
Russian forces shelled Kherson region, 15 people injured and one killed, according to the head of the regional military administration Oleksandr Prokudin.
Ukraine's air defense shot down 110 of 118 enemy targets, with 19 strike drones hitting 11 locations and 3 strike drones hitting 3 locations. The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that as of 08:30, 110 enemy drones of types Shahed, Gerbera, Italmas, and others were shot down or suppressed in the north, south, and east of the country.
Russia launched 118 drones and loitering munitions overnight, including Shahed, Gerbera, Italmas, Banderol and Parodiya types from multiple directions. Ukraine says 110 were downed or suppressed, with three impacts recorded and debris falling at six locations.