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Zelensky's letter to Putin was written for other ears

The open invitation to face-to-face peace talks was nominally addressed to the Kremlin, but its real audience was the St. Petersburg investment forum and Western partners.

  • Zelensky proposed direct peace talks with Putin via an open letter.
  • The letter appeared during the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg.
  • The strategy aims to shift the reputational cost of refusal onto Moscow.

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Diaconescu after Constanța drone: "This is an attack. We need diplomats"

The former foreign minister calls for urgent action and outlines how Romania could secure additional US military support.

  • Diaconescu calls the incident an attack and demands an urgent diplomatic response.
  • He says the US can offer military help, but only if Romania pursues active diplomacy.
  • The incident follows a Russian drone strike on a Galați apartment block on May 29.

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Zelensky: Putin "chooses war again" by rejecting a bilateral meeting

The Ukrainian president fired back after the Kremlin leader ruled out any direct talks, accusing Moscow of deliberately prolonging the conflict.

  • Putin ruled out any direct meeting with Zelensky, offering no alternative.
  • Zelensky called the Russian response "weak" and accused Moscow of choosing war.
  • The impasse comes as international efforts to restart negotiations were gaining momentum.

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Russian strike on baby food factory near Kyiv kills four

The plant manufactured dairy products for children. Combined with overnight bombardments, Friday's attacks killed at least seven civilians in the region.

  • Four killed and seven wounded in the strike on a children's dairy factory near Kyiv.
  • Three more had died in overnight bombardments — seven dead in total.
  • The attack triggered a fire; emergency teams responded to the scene.

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Zelensky presses NATO for air-defense systems after Rutte's Kyiv visit

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Kyiv alongside ambassadors from all 32 member states. Zelensky called for expanded military support, with ballistic missile defense topping the list.

  • Rutte and all 32 NATO ambassadors met Zelensky in Kyiv on June 4.
  • Ukraine is urgently requesting ballistic missile defense systems from European allies.
  • Zelensky is pushing for tougher sanctions to cut off Russia's war financing.

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Russian drones strike Zaporizhzhia: residential block hit, civilians wounded

The attack lasted several hours and targeted residential areas. Regional official Ivan Fedorov confirmed casualties on Telegram.

  • Russian drones damaged a residential building in Zaporizhzhia on Thursday evening.
  • Regional head Ivan Fedorov confirmed civilian casualties via Telegram.
  • The exact number of wounded had not been released in the initial statement.

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Ukraine tests FP-7.X missile, the core of its FREYA anti-ballistic system

Ukrainian defence firm Fire Point reports a successful test of an interceptor missile designed to cut reliance on Patriot batteries.

  • Fire Point successfully tested the FP-7.X missile, the basis for the FREYA anti-ballistic system.
  • FREYA aims to offer a cheaper domestic alternative to Western-supplied Patriot interceptors.
  • No technical specifications have been released by the company.

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Kremlin disinformation: Ukraine supposedly plotting to invade Belarus

Pro-Russian media are pushing a fabricated scenario in which Kyiv, backed by NATO, plans a military invasion of Belarus to widen the war.

  • Pro-Kremlin media claim Ukraine plans to invade Belarus, with zero supporting evidence.
  • The narrative frames NATO as the aggressor and serves to justify the Russian-Belarusian Union State.
  • Veridica classifies the scenario as classic war propaganda from Russian-linked sources.

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Putin seizes oligarchs' fortunes and hands them to Kremlin insiders

Fabricated anti-corruption cases, dual-citizenship charges and "enemy support" accusations are the tools Moscow uses to strip billionaires of their assets.

  • 15.1 billion dollars seized through anti-corruption cases in Russia, per Bloomberg.
  • Pretexts include corruption charges, dual citizenship and alleged ties to the West.
  • Assets are redistributed to Kremlin insiders, not channelled to the state.

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