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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Mariya Kucheryavets |Kateryna Shkarlat
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
The Russian government has supported a draft law that provides for the confiscation of the property of citizens who have left the country and criticize Vladimir Putin's regime, according to The Moscow Times.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
"The enemy attacked energy infrastructure in the Hlukhiv community with an FPV drone. As a result of the strike, more than 20,000 consumers in four communities of the Shostka district were left without power," Hryhorov reported. According to him, critical infrastructure facilities have switched to alternative power sources. Restoration work is ongoing.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
The ministers were asked whether NATO member states would refer to Russia as a common enemy in the final communiqué of the Alliance summit, which will take place in The Hague on June 24–26. Budrys’ responseThe Lithuanian Foreign Minister said that those topics would certainly be included in the joint declaration, as had already been the case in Washington, at the Madrid summit, in Brussels, and Vilnius in 2022, since they concerned key security issues and Russia posed a military threat.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Dmytro Oliinyk |Kateryna Shkarlat |Kostiantyn Kryvolap
"Turning off all mobile communication and mobile internet might not make much sense. But in areas where a cruise missile is flying, operators can disable stations. The point is that right now, the Russians are trying various ways to improve the navigation capabilities of their Shaheds so they can achieve better targeting," Kryvolap said. According to him, the Russian forces tried to do this by deploying a large number of Kometa antennas for satellite communication.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Mariya Kucheryavets |Kateryna Shkarlat
Key questionsHas Russia truly not yet launched its "retaliatory strike" for Operation Spiderweb? Why has Russia targeted air strikes on western Ukraine? Why is Putin convening the Security Council this week specifically? Is a full mobilization in Russia possible, and how is it connected to the Security Council? What is the US saying about Russia’s recent attacks on Ukraine? How are satellites helping the enemy identify targets?
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
Brodsky noted that in the early 1990s, the Patriot system saved Israel during the first Gulf War when Iraq launched missile strikes on Israeli territory. At that time, the US provided Israel with such air defense systems. "By the way, these systems are currently in Ukraine. These are Israeli systems that were in service with Israel in the early 1990s. We agreed to transfer them to Ukraine. Unfortunately, this topic has not been discussed much.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
According to him, seven people were injured yesterday in the Nedryhailiv community as a result of enemy strikes, and three more were wounded in the Esman community. "Among the injured is a pregnant woman. She underwent surgery, her condition is stable, and fortunately, the baby’s life is not in danger. Wishing the expectant mother a speedy recovery," Hryhorov said. He noted that today, 213 settlements across 18 communities are subject to evacuation.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
"Today I am in Kyiv - a city scarred by war but unshaken in spirit. In recent weeks, Russia has ramped up its missile& drone attacks, targeting civilian infrastructure, homes& even hospitals. This morning, our train had to pass through the shower of missiles and drones striking the cities of Rivne and Dubno," the minister wrote. He also recalled that just a few days ago, a Russian strike on Kharkiv killed and injured dozens of people, including children.
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3 weeks ago | 
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Kateryna Shkarlat
According to the outlet, the Trump administration is trying to persuade Graham to significantly weaken his sanctions bill against Russia. White House officials have secretly contacted the senator’s office in recent weeks regarding this issue. As the WSJ writes, the US leader fears that such harsh sanctions could hinder his goal of restoring relations between the US and Russia, despite his desire to end the war in Ukraine.
