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Zelenski mocks Kremlin for endlessly shifting its Donbas timeline

The Ukrainian president publicly ridiculed Russia's military strategy, accusing Moscow of constantly resetting its conquest deadlines while rejecting any genuine peace initiative.

  • Zelenski accuses the Kremlin of constantly postponing and adjusting its Donbas objectives.
  • Putin recently rejected peace proposals, calling them unacceptable.
  • Zelenski says Moscow's repeated refusals prove Russia has no interest in genuine peace.

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Diesel prices fall in Ukraine, bringing relief to farmers

Fuel prices across Ukraine are trending downward, easing pressure on farmers and transport operators in the middle of the agricultural season.

  • Diesel, petrol and LPG prices are all falling simultaneously on the Ukrainian market.
  • The drop coincides with peak agricultural season, lowering farm operating costs.
  • The trend is described as sustained, though exact price figures were not published.

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Ukrainian oligarch wounded by parcel bomb in Monaco

Vadim Ermolaev and two others were injured in the blast. The attacker fled the principality before being caught.

  • Parcel bomb exploded in Monaco, wounding three people including oligarch Vadim Ermolaev.
  • The attack is unprecedented in the principality, known for its extreme security.
  • The attacker fled; an investigation is ongoing.

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Fuel crisis hits Russia: police and National Guard deployed at gas stations

Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries have triggered fuel shortages in Siberia and Crimea, forcing Russian authorities to deploy security forces to manage queues at pumps.

  • Police and National Guard units deployed to Irkutsk fuel stations to manage long queues.
  • Shortages stem from Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian refineries and fuel depots.
  • Crimea also facing persistent fuel supply disruptions.

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Explosion in Monaco targets Ukrainian oligarch sanctioned by Kyiv, reports say

Three people, believed to be Ukrainian nationals, were wounded Monday evening in a residential building in Monaco. The alleged target is Vadim Yermolaiev, a businessman with interests in Russian-occupied Crimea.

  • Explosion Monday evening in a Monaco residential building leaves three people wounded, reportedly Ukrainians.
  • Alleged target: Vadim Yermolaiev, a Ukrainian oligarch placed on Kyiv's sanctions list in 2023.
  • Yermolaiev holds economic interests in Russian-occupied Crimea; circumstances of the attack remain unclear.

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Russia resumes Arctic LNG 2 exports using a vessel under its own flag

A tanker freshly registered under the Russian flag has loaded its first LNG cargo from the US-sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 facility.

  • A Russian-flagged LNG tanker has loaded its first cargo from sanctioned Arctic LNG 2.
  • The facility has been under US sanctions imposed over Russia's war against Ukraine.
  • Russia is increasingly re-flagging vessels to bypass Western export restrictions.

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Zelensky vows response to Russian strikes on civilian targets

The Ukrainian president said retaliation will be aimed at undermining the Russian state system and its ability to wage war.

  • Zelensky: Ukraine will respond to Russian strikes on civilian targets.
  • The response will aim to weaken Russia's state system and war-making capacity.
  • No concrete details about the form or timeline of retaliation were given.

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Kremlin denies Lukashenko passed any message from Zelensky to Putin

Spokesman Peskov dismissed speculation about a Belarusian mediation role after Putin and Lukashenko met informally at Valdai over the weekend.

  • Peskov: Lukashenko conveyed no message from Zelensky during his meeting with Putin.
  • The two leaders met informally at Valdai over the weekend with no public agenda.
  • The Kremlin declined to clarify whether Belarus could play any future mediating role.

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ARES: the quiet channel Ukraine built to stay close to NATO

Ukraine's General Staff quietly stood up an expert military council in spring 2026 that acts as an unofficial bridge to the Alliance.

  • ARES, created in spring 2026, is officially presented as a General Staff advisory body.
  • In practice, the council serves as a discreet liaison channel with NATO structures.
  • The membership and working procedures of ARES have not been publicly disclosed.

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