Sybiha on Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit: It was a meeting of like-minded partners
The countries that took part in the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit share the view that the security of Ukraine and the countries of Southeast Europe is indivisible.
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Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit participants support Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations
The participants of the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit reaffirmed their support for Ukraine's path toward full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership, and called on the international community to strengthen sanctions against Russia.
Zelensky, European leaders honor fallen defenders in Odesa
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the leaders participating in the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit paid tribute to the fallen defenders of Ukraine in Odesa.
Trump on Russia's war against Ukraine: 'Who would think that a drone turned out to be such a powerful weapon?'
The war between Russia and Ukraine has demonstrated that unmanned aerial vehicles are a powerful weapon in modern warfare.
Bulgaria's PM: Russia must not be allowed to impose dark Soviet future on Ukraine
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov said that countries in Southeast Europe must do everything possible to prevent Russia from imposing on Ukraine a future reminiscent of the dark Soviet era.
Zelensky at Odesa summit: Russia is main source of threats for all countries in Southeast Europe
Russia is the main source of threats for all countries in Southeast Europe, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Romanian president: Ukraine must be helped to negotiate peace from position of strength
Romanian President Nicusor Dan stated that since Russia had adopted a strategy aimed at delaying and undermining the peace process, the only way to achieve a just peace is to help Ukraine negotiate from a position of strength.
Commander says Moskva's destruction marks end of large warship era
After the destruction of the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the cruiser Moskva, it became clear that the era of large ships was over. Ukraine, even without a full-fledged fleet, managed to rethink its approach to naval warfare—and now sets the tone on the world stage in the use of naval drones.
Austrian MEP: Russia shows no will for peace, acts more brutally than before
Putin's Russia has become even more brutal, so it is now important to strengthen support for Ukraine, primarily from the European Union, and to increase sanctions pressure.
Russian drone hits sappers during demining in Kharkiv region, one dead, several wounded
Russian military attacked rescuers with a strike drone while they were clearing mines from agricultural land in the liberated territories of the Izium district of the Kharkiv region.
SSU shows exclusive footage from today’s exchange of fallen soldiers’ bodies
The Security Service of Ukraine has released exclusive photos and videos from the repatriation events that took place on June 11.
German Ambassador to Ukraine Martin Jäger may be appointed head of BND – media
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is considering appointing Germany’s Ambassador to Ukraine, Martin Jäger, as the next head of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND).
Ukrainian Government eases procurement rules for domestic drones, EW systems
The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the acceptance procedure for domestically produced tactical-level unmanned systems and electronic warfare (EW) equipment.
EU, Germany pledge additional EUR 18M to Ukraine’s Energy Efficiency Fund
The European Union and Germany are allocating additional €13 million and €5 million respectively to the Energy Efficiency Fund of Ukraine.
Mykola Tochytsky, Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications
The top priority challenges facing Ukraine’s museum sector are replenishing personnel numbers and securing adequate funding
Source: SBU used custom-designed drones for Operation Spiderweb
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) deployed UAVs specifically developed and manufactured by its own engineers for the special operation known as "Spiderweb," a source within the SBU has told Ukrinform.
Bodies of 1,212 fallen defenders repatriated to Ukraine
The bodies of 1,212 fallen defenders have been returned to Ukraine as part of repatriation efforts, according to the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
Russian air strike on Kupiansk damages over 80 houses
On the night of June 11, Russian aircraft dropped two aerial bombs, including one weighing one and a half tons, on the city of Kupiansk in the Kharkiv region. More than 80 houses, a kindergarten, and cars were damaged.
Ukrainian troops destroy enemy convoy of 19 motorcycles and buggies, take prisoners
Russian troops suffered losses when they tried to storm the positions of the 10th Edelweiss Brigade with motorcycles and buggies. Ukrainian soldiers managed to destroy the enemy, burn their equipment, and take prisoners.
SSU releases new footage of “Spider Web” operation to destroy Russian strategic aircraft
The Security Service of Ukraine has released a new video about the special operation “Pavutina” (Spider Web), which resulted in the destruction of 41 military aircraft at four Russian airfields.
Situation on front line: AFU repels 57 enemy attacks in Pokrovsk direction and 35 in Novopavlivka direction
On the front line over the past day, June 10, 220 combat clashes between the Ukrainian Defense Forces and Russian invaders were recorded.
Ukraine’s air defenses down 49 out of 85 drones launched by Russia overnight
Ukraine’s Air Defense Forces neutralized 49 out of 85 drones launched by Russia during an attack that began late on June 10.
U.S. must help Ukraine, not turn their back on it – Marcy Kaptur
Marcy Kaptur, Co-Chair of the Congressional Ukraine Caucus and Democratic Congresswoman, has called on U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to establish relations with Ukraine that will ensure the country’s victory in its fight for freedom.
Russia’s total combat losses in Ukraine approximating 999,000 personnel
The total combat losses of Russian forces since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, up to June 11, 2025, amount to approximately 999,200 personnel, with 1,120 casualties in the past 24 hours alone.
Injury toll in Russia’s drone attack on Kharkiv rises to 60, two killed
As a result of the Russian drone attack on Kharkiv overnight on June 11, two people were killed and 60 injured, including nine children.
No Russian warships in Ukrainian seas
There are currently no Russian warships in the Black Sea or the Sea of Azo, while in the Mediterranean Sea, Russia is keeping one Kalibr missile carrier.
Coordination Headquarters warns POWs’ relatives about increased scammer activity
The Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War is warning about a surge in fraudulent activity. Scammers posing as representatives of Russian authorities allegedly responsible for prisoner exchanges have been calling the relatives of Ukrainian defenders, urging them to send electronic appeals to state and international organizations.
America stands with Ukraine: State Dept reaffirms backing for air defense systems
The U.S. administration supports the need to meet Ukraine's requirements for air defense systems.
Ukraine’s religious leaders appeal to international community to stop Russian attacks on shrines
Heads of Ukrainian churches and religious organizations have published a joint appeal to the international community to take all measures to stop Russia’s barbaric acts, including missile and drone strikes targeting Ukrainian shrines and temples.
SSU showed exclusive footage of prisoner exchange
The Security Service of Ukraine has released exclusive video footage of the prisoner exchange that took place on June 10.