Iranian General Who Empowered Russia’s Drone Programs Killed in Israeli Strike
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Iranian General Who Empowered Russia’s Drone Programs Killed in Israeli Strike

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Israel’s high-stakes airstrike on June 13 eliminated Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, head of Iran’s IRGC Aerospace Force and a key facilitator of the Shahed drone transfers to Russia—drones that have battered Ukrainian cities since 2022. Hajizadeh, sanctioned by the EU and U.S. in 2022, oversaw the export of hundreds of Iranian-made Shahed loitering munitions—dubbed “Geran‑2” in Russian service—used extensively in attacks on Kyiv, Kharkiv, and other urban centers.

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Ukraine Hits Russia’s Tambov Powder Plant for Third Time, Alongside Strikes in Kursk and Voronezh
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Ukraine Hits Russia’s Tambov Powder Plant for Third Time, Alongside Strikes in Kursk and Voronezh

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On the night of June 11, 2025, Ukraine’s Defense Forces carried out coordinated strikes against Russian military targets, including a renewed attack on the Tambov Powder Plant, an ammunition depot of the 106th Airborne Division in Kursk, and a warehouse at Buturlinovka airfield in Voronezh. The strikes were confirmed by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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Ukraine Repels Record Russian Air Assault, shooting down almost 500 Drones and Missiles
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Ukraine Repels Record Russian Air Assault, shooting down almost 500 Drones and Missiles

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Ukraine’s air defense forces repelled what officials described as the largest aerial attack of the full-scale war on the night of June 8–9, 2025. According to the Air Force of Ukraine, Russia launched an unprecedented 479 Shahed-type attack drones and 20 missiles, targeting cities and civilian infrastructure across the country. Ukraine’s multi-layered defense responded with striking efficiency. Of the 479 drones, 277 were destroyed by air defense units.

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Ukraine Continues Deep Strikes on Russian Military and Defense Industry Targets
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Ukraine Continues Deep Strikes on Russian Military and Defense Industry Targets

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In a coordinated overnight operation, Ukrainian forces struck several high-value military and industrial targets deep within Russian territory. Using long-range drones, Ukraine targeted facilities in Kazan, Cheboksary, and the Nizhny Novgorod region — locations previously considered insulated from direct attack. These strikes underscore Ukraine’s widening ability to degrade Russia’s war infrastructure far from the front lines.

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Ukraine Hits Russian Azot Plant Again, Key Supplier of Explosives Components
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Ukraine Hits Russian Azot Plant Again, Key Supplier of Explosives Components

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Ukraine has carried out another drone strike on the Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, a critical node in Russia’s military-industrial supply chain and the country’s second-largest producer of ammonium nitrate, a substance widely used in explosives manufacturing. The strike occurred overnight and was recorded on multiple Russian social media channels. Video footage shows the moment of detonation and the resulting fire, which continued for several hours.

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Ukraine Burns Russian Helicopters, Oil Refinery and Factory
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Ukraine Hit Helicopters, Oil Refinery, and Military Plant in Russia

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In a continued display of its growing reach and tactical precision, Ukraine launched a series of overnight drone strikes across Russia. A Mi‑8 helicopter was completely destroyed and a Mi‑35 attack gunship was heavily damaged at an airfield in the Bryansk region. A fire was also ignited at “Progress” electronic factory deep inside the Tambov region. In Saratov region, a drone strike caused a massive fire at an oil depot that supplies the Engels-2 military airbase —

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China Arms Russia’s Drone Surge as Washington Looks the Other Way
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China Arms Russia’s Drone Surge as Washington Looks the Other Way

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Ukraine’s dominance in drone warfare is eroding—and fast. Once a symbol of Ukrainian innovation and battlefield adaptability, the drone war is shifting in Russia’s favor. The reason is clear, if largely unspoken: Chinese parts, Chinese support, and a growing silence from Washington. In 2024, Ukraine produced nearly one million tactical drones. It aimed for 2.5 million in 2025—an ambitious plan to offset artillery shortages and manpower constraints.

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Kerch Bridge Hit by a Blast as SBU Says Operation Is Just Beginning
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Kerch Bridge Hit Again as Kyiv Expands Deep Operations

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In a bold escalation of its campaign against Russian infrastructure, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has claimed responsibility for an attack on the Kerch Bridge, saying the operation has been “months in the making” — and that it’s only just getting started. Over a ton of TNT used in underwater sabotage. Second explosion reported hours later.

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