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Ukrainian drones strike Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk

Fire breaks out at one of Russia's key ammonia and explosives precursor facilities after a long-range drone attack deep inside Russian territory.

  • The Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk was hit by Ukrainian drones and set ablaze.
  • The facility produces chemical compounds used in Russia's munitions industry.
  • The strike is part of Ukraine's ongoing campaign targeting Russian industrial infrastructure.

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Six killed in Gaza despite October ceasefire agreement

Israeli strikes killed at least six people on Sunday. Hamas and Israel trade blame over violations of the truce signed last October.

  • At least six people killed Sunday in Gaza following Israeli strikes.
  • The October 2025 ceasefire remains nominal as daily violence persists.
  • Hamas and Israel accuse each other of violating the terms of the truce.

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Zelenski: Europe needs Ukraine as a shield against Russia

The Ukrainian president argued that long-term European security cannot be ensured without Ukraine standing firm against Russian military pressure.

  • Zelenski argues that Europe's security depends directly on Ukraine's military resistance.
  • EU-Ukraine accession talks were formally opened on June 12 in Luxembourg.
  • President Nicușor Dan hailed the moment as a historic milestone for EU enlargement.

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Russian deserters and activists in exile: flight, fear and life on the margins

Russians who refused the war describe how their decision to leave upended their lives — and what it means to live in exile branded as traitors.

  • Igor Shchenko, a former Russian soldier, deserted after the invasion began and now lives in exile.
  • Russian activists abroad describe double marginalization: rejected at home, viewed with suspicion in the West.
  • The wave of desertions and political emigration surged after Russia's partial mobilization in September 2022.

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May 2026: deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022

The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission verified over 2,000 civilian casualties in May — the highest monthly toll recorded since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion.

  • UN verified 274 civilians killed and 1,763 injured in May 2026.
  • It is the highest monthly civilian casualty toll since April 2022.
  • Actual figures are likely higher — HRMU counts only confirmed cases.

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Kim Jong Un congratulates Putin, reaffirming the Pyongyang-Moscow axis

North Korea's leader sent a message of full support for Russia's domestic and foreign policies, reinforcing the partnership between the two regimes.

  • Kim Jong Un congratulated Russia on its National Day and reiterated Pyongyang's full backing for Moscow.
  • The North Korea-Russia alliance includes ammunition supplies and North Korean troops deployed in Ukraine.
  • The partnership between the two regimes has deepened steadily since Russia's 2022 invasion.

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FSB Colonel with Transnistria and Donbas Missions Targeted in Home Attack

Andrei Pinciuk, former first "security minister" of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, survived an armed attack at his home in the Moscow region.

  • FSB colonel active in Transnistria and the Donbas attacked at his home on Saturday.
  • Pinciuk was the first 'security minister' of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.
  • Russian authorities have not confirmed the incident; the source is exile outlet Meduza.

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Russian MP warns Putin of imminent social collapse

The Telegraph reports that a State Duma member has issued an unusually blunt warning directly to the Kremlin about mounting social tensions.

  • A Russian MP has publicly warned Putin that Russia risks social collapse.
  • The message, cited by The Telegraph, is addressed directly to Vladimir Putin.
  • Open criticism of the Kremlin remains extremely rare in present-day Russia.

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Rubio congratulates Russia on its national day, calls for Ukraine negotiations

The US Secretary of State used Russia Day as a platform to signal Washington's desire for a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine.

  • Rubio congratulated Russian citizens on Russia Day, June 12.
  • The message calls for a negotiated settlement to the war in Ukraine.
  • No reference to Russian aggression or Ukrainian sovereignty was included.

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Zelenski: without Ukraine, Europe would struggle against Russian threat

The Ukrainian president argues that four years of war have given Ukraine a unique military expertise that Europe cannot afford to overlook.

  • Zelenski warns Europe would face major difficulties without Ukraine's military experience.
  • Four years of war have given Ukraine unique expertise in drones, air defence and electronic warfare.
  • The statement follows the official opening of Ukraine–EU accession negotiations on June 12.

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