Russia launched its most extensive aerial assault of the full-scale war overnight, firing 472 drones and missiles at Ukraine, with Kyiv’s civilian population bearing the brunt. The attack killed 17 people, including a child and a pregnant woman, and injured at least 114. Ukrainian authorities say the toll is likely to rise as more victims are recovered from the rubble.
Today, the strategic port city of Odesa hosted the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit, where leaders from across Southern Europe convened to strengthen regional security and confront ongoing Russian aggression. The high-level gathering underscored a growing alignment among Black Sea and Balkan nations, united by the shared understanding that the fate of the region—and Europe—hinges on what happens in Ukraine.
In today’s early hours, Russia launched one of its largest combined drone and missile attacks against Ukraine in recent months, striking multiple districts of Kyiv and targeting medical facilities in Odesa. Preliminary information is 5 dead and 25 injured. In total, the Russians used 315 drones and 7 missiles, including 2 ballistic missiles of North Korean manufacture.
Kyiv and Odesa Hit in Major Overnight Attack as Russia Intensifies Aerial Campaign Read Post »
Russia launched a large-scale aerial attack across Ukraine overnight, in one of the most extensive single assaults since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. The strikes, which began on the evening of 5 June and continued into the early hours of 6 June, killed at least four civilians, injured more than twenty, and caused widespread damage to residential and energy infrastructure.
Russia Launches Large Aerial Assault on civilian population across Ukraine Read Post »
Overnight, Russian forces launched another wave of attacks across Ukraine, striking cities from Chernihiv to Kherson. The assault—carried out primarily with drones and guided bombs—targeted civilian infrastructure and residential areas, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more. The attacks underscore Moscow’s continued strategy of terrorizing population centers far from the front lines.
