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Boc banned the Russian flag in Cluj. Moscow calls for sports sanctions

A Russian MP asked TASS that Romania be stripped of the right to host international competitions, after Cluj's mayor barred the Russian flag from the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup.

  • Boc refused to allow the Russian flag at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Cluj.
  • A State Duma MP told TASS that Romania should lose the right to host international tournaments.
  • The Russian statement has no legal effect; no international federation has reacted.

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Belarus builds ammunition depots and tactical roads along Ukraine's border

Zelenski presented intelligence maps showing accelerated military infrastructure construction on Belarusian territory near the Ukrainian border.

  • Zelenski presented maps showing ammunition depots and tactical roads built in Belarus.
  • The infrastructure is being constructed directly along the border with Ukraine.
  • Kyiv says the operation is coordinated under direct orders from Moscow.

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Ukraine suspends assault regiment commander over abuse allegations

A journalistic investigation reported mistreatment and suspicious deaths within the unit, prompting Kyiv to act swiftly.

  • The commander of a Ukrainian assault regiment has been suspended from his post.
  • A journalistic probe documented mistreatment and suspicious deaths within the unit.
  • Kyiv acted swiftly after the investigation's publication, releasing no further details.

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Zelensky launches 40-day campaign to pressure Russia into ending the war

The Ukrainian president approved a 40-day action plan aimed at compelling Moscow to agree to a ceasefire.

  • Zelensky approved a 40-day campaign to compel Russia toward peace negotiations.
  • The nature of the plan — military, diplomatic, or both — has not been made public.
  • A fixed deadline suggests Kyiv wants to set the pace of any future talks on its own terms.

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Russia bombs Druzhkivka: one woman killed, four wounded

Three FAB-250 glide bombs struck the Donetsk region town on June 25. Victims suffered blast injuries and shrapnel wounds.

  • Three FAB-250 glide bombs hit Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, on June 25.
  • One woman was killed; four others were wounded by shrapnel and blast waves.
  • The attack falls on day 1,583 of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia recruits a third fewer soldiers. A new mobilization wave looms

The influx of contract soldiers dropped sharply in spring 2026, increasing pressure on the Kremlin to resort to another forced mobilization.

  • Contract recruitment fell by one third in spring 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.
  • Russia has relied on volunteers to avoid a repeat of the 2022 forced mobilization.
  • Analysts warn pressure for a new forced mobilization is growing as the volunteer pool dries up.

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Zelensky approves a 40-day SBU operation inside Russia

Ukraine's president has authorized the Security Service to strike directly on Russian territory, with the stated aim of bringing the war to a faster end.

  • Zelensky approved a 40-day SBU operation involving direct strikes on Russian territory.
  • Special operations units will act alongside the security service.
  • The stated aim is to shorten the war; operational details have not been disclosed.

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Explosions rock Kyiv after Russian missile alert

Ukrainian air forces and local authorities issued a missile alert Thursday evening; multiple blasts were heard across the capital shortly after.

  • Multiple explosions heard in Kyiv Thursday evening following a missile alert.
  • Ukrainian air forces and local authorities issued the warning.
  • AFP journalists on the ground confirmed the detonations.

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FIFA readmits Russia to a junior tournament, first time since the Ukraine invasion

More than four years after the full-scale invasion began, Russia is cleared to return to an international football competition for youth players.

  • FIFA clears Russia for a junior competition, the first since the 2022 invasion.
  • The announcement came via an official statement with no details on the event or conditions.
  • Russia had been banned from all FIFA and UEFA competitions since February 2022.

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Kyiv hit by missiles as air defenses engage

Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed air defense systems were active after Russian missiles were reported heading toward the Ukrainian capital.

  • Explosions heard in Kyiv on Thursday evening during an active air raid alert.
  • Russian missiles targeted the Ukrainian capital; air defenses were engaged.
  • Mayor Klitschko confirmed the situation on Telegram with no immediate casualty report.

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