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Iran reactivates underground missile bases hit by US strikes

Ninety-four days into the conflict, Tehran has regained control of some buried arsenals. Germany is pressing Israel to halt its advance in southern Lebanon.

  • Iran has partially reactivated underground missile bases struck by the US months ago.
  • Germany urges Israel to stop its military advance in southern Lebanon.
  • The conflict reached day 94 with no ceasefire agreement in sight.

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Zelensky: Russia trains abducted Ukrainian children to fight against Ukrainians

In a CBS News interview, Zelensky says Kyiv holds evidence that Moscow indoctrinates and militarizes deported Ukrainian minors.

  • Zelensky says Russia is militarily training deported Ukrainian minors and sending them to the front.
  • The children are indoctrinated to hate their country and people, according to the Ukrainian president.
  • The ICC already issued arrest warrants in 2023 over the deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia.

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Miruță on the Galați drone: "The evidence is clear — it's Russian"

The dismissed Defence Minister dismisses claims the drone was Ukrainian and sarcastically invites Russia to collect the remaining wreckage itself.

  • Miruță: the Galați drone is Russian-made — the evidence leaves no room for doubt.
  • The dismissed minister sarcastically invites Russia to retrieve the remaining wreckage.
  • ISW: Galați is the first instance of a Russian drone causing NATO-territory civilian casualties.

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Drone hits apartment block in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine, killing a child

Pro-Russian officials blame Ukraine for striking a residential building in occupied territory. A 50-year-old woman also died; four others were wounded in what may be a separate Russian attack.

  • A child was killed after a drone struck an apartment block in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine.
  • A 50-year-old woman also died; four people were wounded, two seriously, in related incidents.
  • All information comes from pro-Russian authorities — Ukraine has not confirmed the attack.

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Russia drones Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia railway, killing a train driver

A Russian drone strike hit rail infrastructure in the Zaporizhzhia region on May 30, killing a locomotive engineer and wounding several workers.

  • A locomotive engineer was killed in a Russian drone strike on Zaporizhzhia's rail network.
  • Ukraine's ministry confirmed the attack and condemned systematic targeting of railways.
  • The strike follows a Russian drone hitting a residential block in Galați, Romania, the day before.

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Goșu: "The Russian consulate in Constanța was a spy nest"

Historian Armand Goșu argues that closing the Russian consulate and Bucharest's restraint after the Galați drone strike are calculated choices, not signs of weakness.

  • The Galați drone raises a key question: accident, or an act of aggression requiring NATO's Article 4?
  • Historian Goșu: the Russian consulate in Constanța functioned as a Black Sea intelligence hub.
  • Bucharest chose deliberate restraint after the drone incident, prioritizing de-escalation.

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Zelenski warns: Russia is preparing a new wave of mass attacks

The Ukrainian president urges civilians to heed air raid alerts as he warns of a rapidly escalating threat.

  • Zelenski warns Russia is preparing new large-scale attacks on Ukraine.
  • Civilians are urged to observe air raid alerts without delay.
  • A Russian drone already hit a residential building in Galați on 29 May 2026.

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A Russian drone hit Galați. Nearby villagers ask: are we at war?

Fifty kilometres from the crash site, people in rural communities are struggling to make sense of a Russian drone falling on a Romanian apartment block.

  • A Russian drone crashed on a Galați apartment block on the night of 29 May 2026.
  • Villagers near the site oscillate between fear and a desire to downplay the event.
  • Authorities stick to their pattern: delayed confirmation, call for calm, NATO reference.

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