The main events are on the 1,224th day of the Russian war in Ukraine.
Here’s what things stand on Wednesday, July 2:
Battle
- A Ukrainian Drone attack Three people were killed in an industrial project in Central Russia and 35 others were injured, regional governor Alexander Brechlov said in a Telegram.
- Unknown officials of Ukraine’s Security Service, SBU, told the Associated Press News Agency that the drone hit the Kupol Electromechanical plant.
- A man was killed in a Russian attack on a Vehicle vehicle to evacuate civilians from Pokarovsk in Donosta region of Ukraine, police said.
- The Ministry of Defense in Moscow said that 16 in the Rostov region of Russia and four Ukrainian drones in the Saratov region of Russia landed overnight with 16 and four at the Russian-Violent Crimea.
- Ukraine’s Air Force on Tuesday said that Russia started 52 cords and Deco -Docoine drones overnight in the country.
- The United N molywiller watchdog, an UN -Energy Agency, said on Tuesday that a drone attack was reported near the Zaporizia nuclear power plant in Ukraine last week, which damaged several vehicles near the site’s coolant lake.
Weapons
- Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced a new joint weapons production program with members of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG), which is a coalition of about 50 countries. “The program will give” a special legal and tax framework “to help establishing new factories” both abroad “, Umrov said in a post on social media.
- The Reuters have stopped the shipment of air protection missiles and other accurate weapons to Ukraine, due to concern that US reserves are very low, citing two unknown resources. Pentagon did not immediately comment on the report.
- The Russian-British Dual National appeared in the London court on Tuesday. Russian supporters in East Ukraine have been accused of sending cryptocurrency to buy weapons and military equipment for a futuristic military.
Politics and diplomacy
- French President Emmanuel Macron has demanded a ceasefire in Ukraine in the first call with Russian President Vladimir Putin since 2022.
- Kremlin’s statement said that Putin reminded Macron that “Ukrainian conflict is a direct result of the policy of Western states”.
- Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Pacekov told reporters that “no one is late here”, US angel Keith Keloga accused Russia of being a “stall (ING) time”, while “civilian goals in Ukraine bombed”.
- Pacekov further said: “We are naturally trying to achieve through political and diplomatic media through special military actions. So we are not interested in drawing anything.”
