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Stray Ukraine drones worth the price of hitting Russia, says Estonian minister

Margus Tsahkna asserts that EU negotiations with Moscow are premature

Russian missile and drone attacks kill at least eight in Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemns the 'horrific attacks' and urges allies to boost Ukraine's air defences.

Russian strikes in Ukraine kill at least 8, injure 29

Russian missile and drone attacks in the cities of Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia in southeastern Ukraine killed eight people and ‌wounded dozens, Ukrainian authorities said on Monday.

Russia lacks forces to cross Dnipro River in Kherson Oblast but is terrorising civilians with strikes, Ukrainian marines say

Russian forces on the Prydniprovskyi front, unable to conduct assault operations on the left bank of the Dnipro River and in the island area of the delta, are terrorising civilians with strikes.

By VALENTYNA ROMANENKO

Putin details Russia’s fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes

Putin's comments mark the first time he has detailed the extent to which Ukraine's deep-strike successes have hampered Russia's fuel production.

Ukraine strikes another Russian oil refinery as Putin admits fuel shortages

Ukraine kept up its heavy drone assault on Russia, setting fire to a major oil refinery in the south, as President Vladimir Putin acknowledged for the first time on Sunday that the country was facing a “certain deficit” of fuel and vowed to strengthen protection of oil facilities and boost fuel output.

By FRANCE24

Zelenskyy condemns 'horrific attacks' as Russian strikes kill 8, wound 35 in Ukraine

Putin awards Chechen Human Rights Defender for ‘protecting citizens’ rights’

Human rights activists have previously criticised Mansur Soltaev for denying reports of abductions, torture, and other violations in the republic.

By Elizaveta Chukharova

Vladimir Putin finally admits Russia faces ‘problems’ in Ukraine war as drones reach 700km beyond border

Kyiv’s attacks cause fuel shortages in several regions

By Nick Squires

Putin says Russia will press on with front-line campaign

President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Russia will press ahead with its battlefield aim of fully capturing four Ukrainian regions, rejecting what he said was a new proposal by Ukraine to rein in hostilities in the more than four-year-old war. Putin, speaking to a Russian state ‌television interviewer, also said Russia needed to boost its air defense capacity to counter intensified Ukrainian drone attacks aimed mainly at its oil industry. He said Russia was coping well in tackling fuel supply

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'Certain Shortage': Putin Flags Fuel Crunch After Ukraine Strikes

Kyiv calls the attacks fair retribution for Russia's near-daily barrages on Ukrainian civilians and energy infrastructure since its February 2022 offensive.

Putin admits Russia is facing fuel crunch after Ukraine strikes

Putin Admits Ukrainian Strikes Driving Fuel Shortages

The Kremlin leader said Russia is facing a “certain shortage” of fuel but stressed that it had not yet reached a “critical” phase.

Ukrainian drones have struck nearly every major Russian refinery. Which facilities have yet to be hit?

Ukrainian forces have been systematically targeting Russian oil refineries. By the end of May 2026, the Reuters news agency reported, not a single major refinery in the European part of Russia had escaped a Ukrainian drone attack. Many have been hit multiple times. The strikes have forced plants to cut or halt production, setting off a large-scale fuel crisis across the country.

Injury toll from Russian drone strike on minibus in Zaporizhzhia rises to seven, three killed

In Zaporizhzhia, a Russian FPV drone struck a minibus carrying passengers in the city's Kosmichnyi district. Two men were killed at the scene, while another victim died in an ambulance from injuries sustained in the attack.

“We will not save the regime in Kyiv”: Putin rejects Ukraine’s request for a partial de-escalation

The Russian president acknowledged the problems caused by Ukrainian drones, insisted on the plan to capture the entire Donbas region, and once again rejected the possibility of a meeting with Zelensky The post “We will not save the regime in Kyiv”: Putin rejects Ukraine’s request for a partial de-escalation appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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