Explosion in Luhansk kills ex-'mayor' Pilavov – media
In Russian-occupied Luhansk, a collaborator and former "head of the city administration," Manolis Pilavov, was killed in an explosion.
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Kyiv bids farewell to fallen F-16 pilot Maksym Ustymenko
In Kyiv, a farewell ceremony was held for F-16 pilot Maksym Ustymenko, a Hero of Ukraine, who was killed while defending the country during a large-scale Russian air attack on the night of June 29.
Deputy commander of Russian Navy killed in Kursk region
Major General Mikhail Gudkov, deputy commander of the Russian Navy, was killed in the Kursk region.
Denmark vows 'maximum pressure' on Hungary to lift veto on Ukraine's EU membership talks
Denmark aims to use its six-month presidency of the EU Council to put "maximum pressure" on Hungary to lift its unyielding veto on Ukraine's EU membership negotiations, which has triggered visible exasperation in Kyiv and Brussels.
Air Force major exposed as Russian agent in western Ukraine
In the Lviv region, Ukraine's military counterintelligence, in coordination with the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, has detained a mole working for Russia's FSB — a major of the Ukrainian Air Force who was spying on Ukraine's military aviation.
Piotr Lukasiewicz, Charge d’Affairs a.i. of Poland in Ukraine
Poland and Ukraine’s security is indivisible
CBS: Pentagon reviewing US weapons shipments to all countries, including Ukraine
The United States has paused weapons deliveries to Ukraine over concerns about U.S. military stockpiles falling too low.
Two dead, 21 injured in Poltava after Russian attack
In Poltava, after the morning strike by Russian drones, 21 people have already sought medical assistance. The aftermath of the attack is still being dealt with.
US has not fully halted arms deliveries to Ukraine – State Department
The United States has not stopped supplying all weapons to Ukraine, and the U.S. Department of Defense has many other reliable options for supporting the country.
Share of unscrupulous suppliers for Ukraine’s DOT not exceed 1%
The share of those suppliers of Ukraine’s State Operator For Non-Lethal Acquisition (DOT) that had been affected by restrictive measures due to contract violations does not exceed 1%. As of June 2025, there were only seven of them.
War update: 185 clashes recorded along the front in past day, 58 in Pokrovsk sector
There were 185 armed clashes between the Defense Forces of Ukraine and Russian invaders in the past 24 hours, with 58 taking place in the Pokrovsk sector.
Ukraine seeing larger numbers of anti-Ukrainian propaganda literature published in Russia
The State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine reports an increase in the release of anti-Ukrainian books in Russia.
Abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia may be considered genocide - OSCE PA Special Rapporteur
Russia's abduction of Ukrainian children and the subsequent deprivation of their Ukrainian identity may amount to the crime of genocide.
Russian drone hits apartment block in Odesa
Four people were injured after a Russian drone targeted an apartment block in Odesa, badly damaging part of the building.
Naftogaz signs fourth agreement for LNG supplies with Poland’s ORLEN
Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC and Poland’s ORLEN have signed a new contract for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States.
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OSCE PA Special Rapporteur calls for tougher sanctions on Russia to return abducted Ukrainian children
Imposing tougher sanctions on Russia could help prevent the abduction of Ukrainian children and support efforts to bring back those already taken.
Carina Odebrink, Special Rapporteur of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Swedish MP
I believe Putin will face justice in The Hague for the abduction of Ukrainian children
Pause in military support for Ukraine must end as soon as possible, says Trump's spiritual advisor
Every delay in military aid to Ukraine costs lives, so the pause in supplying weapons to Ukrainians must end as soon as possible, as there is no room for compromise with a regime that bombs civilian targets, burns churches, and kills innocent women and children.
Azerbaijan may strengthen cooperation with Ukraine amid tensions with Russia – expert
Serhii Danylov, deputy director at the Association of Middle East Studies, believes that the growing tensions between Azerbaijan and Russia are creating new opportunities for closer ties between Kyiv and Baku. However, due to the complex geopolitical landscape, it is unlikely that Azerbaijan will provide Ukraine with weapons.
Zelensky revokes Ukrainian citizenship of Metropolitan Onufriy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree revoking the Ukrainian citizenship of Orest Berezovsky, better known as Metropolitan Onufriy, the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate).
Ukraine returns bodies of two soldiers found with Russian army ID tags
In accordance with international humanitarian principles and existing repatriation agreements, Ukraine has returned the bodies of two deceased individuals bearing military identification tags of the Russian Armed Forces to the Russian side.
MoD turns to U.S. for clarifications on defense supplies
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has requested a phone call with U.S. counterparts to clarify the details of further defense supplies.
Xi not to attend BRICS summit, MFA China confirms
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not participate in the BRICS summit in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro on July 6-7 as the country will be represented by Prime Minister Li Qiang.
Nawrocki meets with Rutte in Brussels
Poland’s President-elect Karol Nawrocki met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels on Tuesday.
Budanov: Iran-Israel conflict has minimal impact on Ukraine
The conflict between Iran and Israel has had virtually no impact on Ukraine.
Top spy: One of two Shahed CRPA antenna developers has died
One of the two Russian engineers responsible for developing CRPA antennas for Shahed-type drones has already been killed.
Top spy: No military threats to Dnipro except Russian missiles and drones
Currently, apart from periodic Russian missile and drone attacks, there is no other military threat to the city of Dnipro.
Ihor Zhovkva, Deputy Head of the Presidential Office
NATO countries will include Ukraine aid in their respective defense budgets beginning in 2026
Over 100 Crimean residents killed fighting against Ukraine in past two months – journalists
Over the past two months, journalists from Crimea.Realities have identified 106 new obituaries of residents from the Russian-occupied peninsula who died fighting against Ukraine on the side of the Russian Federation.
Russia now much less dependent on weapons supplies from Iran – Budanov
Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense, has commented on how developments in the Middle East, particularly the tensions between Iran and Israel, could affect arms supplies to Russia.