Here’s what things stand on Monday, June 30:
Battle
- According to Ukrainian Air Force, Russia launched its biggest air attack on Ukraine since Sunday’s full-time invasion of Sunday.
- Ukrainian troops stopped 475 weapons, but the army said the F -16 pilot Lt. Lt. Col. McCim Estimenko Been killed “The grand enemy air attack” is “overtaking”.
- At least four people were killed in aerial attacks in Kharson, Kharkiv, Dniprotevsk and Costiannivaka region, as the Associated Press reported by local authorities.
- Aerial attacks were also far -reaching, targeted territories, LVIV, where the drone attack caused a major fire in the industrial facility in the city of Drohobich, and some parts of the area were cut off.
- During the attack, he said, along with other NATO countries to ensure the safety of Polish Airspace. None of the Russian missiles had entered Poland’s airspace, the command said.
- In addition, two people were killed due to a Russian firing with a 70 -year -old woman found under a nine -storey building in Zaporia region, AP said.
- The Russian Defense Ministry said that they stopped three Ukrainian drones overnight and claimed the control of the village of Novakranka in the Russian-Vivek Donestak region.
- The RIA Novosty News Agency has said that a Ukrainian drone was killed by a Russian-controlled area of Ukraine’s Luhansa region, while Russia’s Kursk actress said that two people were injured in the Ukraine attack in the border area.
Weapons
- Ukraine President Volodimir Zelensky said the air attacks underline the need to provide further support from the United States and Western associate countries to strengthen air rescue in the country.
- He also signed Decree to pull out Ukraine out Oatmeal convention Russia has said that the party has never been the party of the agreement, which is banning the production and use of anti-reflective mines.
- Senior Ukrainian MP, Roman Costinco, said parliamentary approval still needs to be withdrawn from the agreement. He said that the MLAs would vote for this decision.
- Ukraine’s Foreign Affairs Ministry also said, “The country has made a difficult but necessary political decision to stop the implementation of unrelated responsibilities in the Ottawa session as it has made” asymmetric benefits “for Russia.
Politics and diplomacy
- Lindsay Graham, a member of the US Senate, told ABC News that President Donald Trump told him, “It’s time to move his bill.”
- Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pacekov told the state television that the impact of imposing European countries would be realized. Strict approval on Russia?? He said, “As serious as a package of approval, which I say again, we consider illegal, it will be more likely to go to the shoulder. This is a double sword,” he said.
- Russian Spy Chief Sergey Narishkin published on Sunday that he spoke to the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States, John Ratclif, and he had ever agreed to call each other.
