Ukraine intensifies attacks on Crimea to raise cost of Russian occupation Volodymyr Zelenskyy says strikes on oil facilities part of ‘long-range sanctions’ intended to isolate the territory The Guardian - UK · Jun 22
A Russian drone strike in Ukraine kills 3 from one family, including a 13-year-old boy A Russian drone strike on Sumy in northeastern Ukraine has killed three family members, including a 13-year-old boy The Independent UK · Jun 22
Why are Poland and Ukraine at odds about their history? Poland has expressed strong disapproval after Ukraine named a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), a group responsible for massacring Poles during World War Two. This historical dispute, particularly over the Volhynia massacres, has strained relations despite Poland's staunch support for Ukraine against Russia. Warsaw demands recognition of… The Economic Times · Jun 22
Zelenskyy pledges to ‘bring war back to Russia’ after drones swarm toward Moscow – as it happened Russia intercepted 300 Ukrainian drones across the country and temporarily suspended operations from Moscow airport The Guardian - UK · Jun 22
Ukraine strikes near Crimean bridge as Zelensky warns of ‘massive Russian attack’ IN FULL The Independent UK · Jun 22
Moscow reopens airports, shoots down nearly 60 drones Moscow thwarted a massive drone assault overnight, with nearly 60 unmanned aerial vehicles intercepted en route to the capital, leading to temporary airport closures. This follows a recent Ukrainian strike on Russia's sole oil refinery. Meanwhile, Russian attacks in Ukraine claimed two lives and injured six, with a Turkish cargo… The Economic Times · Jun 22
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv warns ceasefire offer may expire as ‘our patience is not endless’ Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure disrupt fuel supplies The Independent UK · Jun 22
Ukraine war briefing: Dispute over second world war army unit threatens to divide Poland and Ukraine Poland prime minister Donald Tusk hopes to defuse a ‘mistake’ from spiralling further; gasoline sales suspended in Crimea. What we know on day 1,580 The Guardian - AU · Jun 22
Moscow shoots down almost 60 drones, airports reopen Moscow's mayor says almost 60 drones heading for the capital have been intercepted, following last week's renewed strike on the city's only oil refinery. AAP · Jun 21
Revealed: the total cost of replacing stolen Israeli and Russian flags Also, which department suffers from chronic avoidance? The Canberra Times · Jun 21
Former USSR leader Leonid Brezhnev’s great-grandson captured by Ukrainian forces while fighting for Russia: Reports Reports indicate Anton Milaev, adopted great-grandson of Leonid Brezhnev, has been captured by Ukrainian forces. Milaev, reportedly a sapper, was last heard from in November 2025. Ukrainian military intelligence and prisoner of war coordination sources have allegedly confirmed his custody in the Kherson region. His presence on a Ukrainian 'enemies'… The Times of India · Jun 21
A Ukrainian family built a community in Cleveland. Now, they face deportation After the US said seeking affordable medical care for their son would not impede their re-entry, Tamila Vashchuk and her 10-year-old were issued removal orders The Guardian - US · Jun 21
Poland and Germany renew historic ties to defend Europe's eastern flank Poland and Germany entered a new era in bilateral relations this week after signing a new defence agreement amid heightened tensions with Russia. It comes 35 years on from a landmark pact that ended decades of enmity and laid the foundations for an increasingly strategic partnership. Radio France Internationale · Jun 21
If you're surprised by how well the stock market is doing, so is Jamie Dimon—he says there's a 'little tsunami' heading for the economy "I am surprised because I think that you have Ukraine, Iran, oil, Russia, and our relationship with China. That stuff is really important for the free world, but it's not necessarily the economy today." Fortune · Jun 21
The Guardian - UK · Jun 21 ‘A hunting ground for foreign regimes’: why violent attacks on dissidents are on the rise in Britain Iran and China among those accused of targeting critics living in the UK, as arson attack on prime minister Keir Starmer’s properties linked to Russia
The Times of India · Jun 21 Crimea halts civilian gasoline sales as Ukraine steps up attacks on Russia In a later post on social media, Aksyonov announced that fuel sales would be suspended for individuals and private businesses for an unspecified period. “Fuel will be sold only to government agencies that ensure the functioning and security of the Republic of Crimea,” Aksyonov said. “I ask everyone to remain…
Bangkok Post · Jun 21 Ukrainian strikes on Russian-annexed Crimea kill 4, pause fuel sales MOSCOW - Four people were killed and fuel sales were suspended in Russian-occupied Crimea, the Moscow-backed authorities there said on Sunday, after a massive Ukrainian barrage hit the Black Sea peninsula.
The Independent UK · Jun 21 Zelensky tells Belarus to dismantle tech used by Russia – or face force IN FULL
The Independent UK · Jun 21 Ukrainian attacks prompt Russian-held Crimea to halt civilian gasoline sales Officials in Russia-occupied Crimea have suspended civilian gasoline sales as Ukraine increases attacks on fuel supplies
France 24 · Jun 21 Russia pauses fuel sales as Ukrainian strikes kill several, wound dozens in Crimea A massive Ukrainian barrage in Russian-occupied Crimea killed at least four people and wounded dozens, Moscow-backed authorities there said Sunday, adding that fuel sales at Crimean petrol stations were suspended. Ukraine said it targeted military and energy facilities in Crimea – Moscow's key logistics base for its four-year military offensive…
Euronews · Jun 21 Row between Poland and Ukraine over medals intensifies After Poland’s president stripped his Ukrainian counterpart of the country’s highest state honour, current and former Ukrainian officials are renouncing their own awards.
Euronews · Jun 21 Russian-occupied Crimea suspends petrol sales amid fuel crisis Kyiv's targeting of Russia's energy industry has sparked a major fuel crisis in Crimea, with long queues for petrol stations and limited supply.
The Economic Times · Jun 21 Indian captain of sanctioned Russian oil tanker arrested in UK; family seeks government intervention An Indian captain, Ajay Pant, has been arrested in the UK and charged with breaching sanctions after his Russian oil tanker was intercepted in the English Channel. Pant's family in Uttarakhand has appealed to the Indian government for his release. The vessel, MV Smyrtos, was carrying Russian crude oil to…
The Economic Times · Jun 21 Indian refiners increase Russian and UAE oil imports ahead of Hormuz recovery India's crude oil imports hit a milestone in June, as Russia emerged as the primary supplier, followed closely by the UAE's near-record imports. This shift represents a calculated diversification strategy, influenced by attractive discounts and apprehensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Venezuela is stepping into a crucial role, while the…
The Times of India · Jun 21 Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries cause fuel shortages, long queues Ukrainian drone and missile strikes on Russian oil refineries have triggered a deepening fuel crisis across Russia, with restrictions on gasoline purchases now imposed in 53 regions and motorists facing long queues and rationing, according to a Wall Street Journal report.