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The Latest Breaking News from Vladimir Putin

Why Putin is facing problems as Ukraine steps up attacks on Russia

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The Independent UK

Putin rejects Ukraine's truce proposal, vows to fight until Russia achieves territorial goals

President Putin firmly dismissed Ukraine's ceasefire request, insisting that military actions will persist until Donbas and Novorossiya are fully liberated. He pointed to Ukraine's troop shortages and the success of Russian offensive operations as justification for his stance. Despite recognizing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian targets, he maintained their limited…

The Times of India

Putin admits Ukrainian drone strikes are driving Russian fuel shortages

President says attacks on infrastructure are causing ‘obvious’ problems but that they are ‘not critical’

The Guardian - UK

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Russia-Ukraine War Update: Putin Admits Fuel Problems as Ukraine Attacks Two Russo Oil Refineries

Ukraine's strategic strikes on Russian oil refineries have led to fuel shortages, prompting rationing and economic concerns. President Putin acknowledges the crisis, while diplomatic tensions rise.

International Business Times UK

'Relatable': Hit horror film 'Obsession' is resonating with girlfriends globally

PRESS REVIEW – Monday, June 29: Papers discuss the ongoing search efforts in Venezuela and the government's "negligence”. Next: In Japan, maternity leave is a taboo topic. So are LGBTQ+ rights. Also: Le Monde analyses “Vladimir Putin or the solitude of homo sovieticus”. Finally, the hit horror film "Obsession" turns…

France 24

Newsletter: Air-con culture war cranks up as heatwave moves east

Also in this newsletter: A flavour of last night's US Indpendence bash hosted by Ambassador Bill White, and a preview of talks taking place between EU and Chinese trade chiefs in Brussels later today.

Euronews

Putin admits oil deficit and adjusted fuel plans amid Ukrainian strikes on refineries

A fresh overnight Ukrainian assault set southern Russia’s major Sloviansk refinery on fire, killing one person.

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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky mocks Putin’s failure to capture Donbas ‘15 times already’

Putin admits fuel supply problems have created shortages in Russia as Kyiv continues attacks on his oil refineries

The Independent UK

Fuel crunch in Russia: Putin admits 'certain shortage' as Ukrainian drone attacks batter Russia’s energy infrastructure

Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Sunday, acknowledged that sustained Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure have caused fuel shortages in several regions, while insisting the disruptions are manageable and vowing to continue Moscow's military campaign.

The Times of India

Putin says Russia will press on with front-line campaign regardless of Ukraine proposals

President Putin declared Russia's intent to fully capture four Ukrainian regions, dismissing a Ukrainian proposal for a ceasefire as a tactic to ease pressure on its forces. He emphasized the need to bolster air defenses against Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Russia's oil industry, while asserting these strikes do not impact…

The Economic Times

Ukraine war briefing: Putin expects US negotiators in Moscow; fuel rationing in Siberia as crisis bites

Russian president says he expects to host US representatives once Middle East crisis eases; Siberian region of Irkutsk sets 50-litre limit at state-run outlets. What we know on day 1,587

The Guardian - AU

Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the country was suffering from "a certain shortage" of fuel in an interview published by the Kremlin Sunday, after repeated Ukrainian strikes in their four-year war.

Bangkok Post

International disorder follows a familiar pattern

The shambolic diplomacy between US President Donald Trump's administration and Iran provides further evidence that world affairs have become unintelligible. But take a step back and you will see that all of today's major conflicts are of a piece, and that despite the apparent entropy, a powerful logic of adaptation…

Bangkok Post

Ukrainian strike ignites Russian oil refinery as Putin acknowledges 'difficult period'

Debris from downed Ukrainian drones sparked a blaze at a major oil refinery in Russia on Sunday, according to local authorities. This comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country was “going through a difficult period”. In recent months, Ukraine has stepped up its long-range attacks on Russian…

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The Times of India

Putin admits 'problems' as Ukraine ramps up attacks deep inside Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that Russia is facing "problems" as Ukraine intensifies its long-range attacks deep inside Russian territory, while insisting that Moscow will secure its borders and overcome the growing challenges.

The Independent UK

How Ukraine’s audacious drone campaign sparked a fuel crisis 3,500km behind enemy lines

IN FOCUS: Drones, once auxiliary to the war on the ground, have grown into a giant-slaying weapon in Ukraine’s arsenal over four years of ingenuity, writes James C. Reynolds

Fortune

The end of Putin’s regime will spring from war spending chaos, former central bank advisor says, amid military mutiny threat and fuel-shortage brawls

"It’s less dramatic than a palace coup, but this is what decline looks like."

The Times of India

Why Ukraine's biggest attacks could make Putin even more dangerous: The 'drowning man' warning

Ukraine has dramatically expanded its long-range strikes inside Russia, targeting military-industrial facilities in what President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says is a campaign to force Moscow to end the war. Yet while Kyiv's growing ability to hit deep inside Russian territory is reshaping the battlefield, analysts warn that the broader strategic picture…

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The Times of India

The sun king of Mar-a-Lago

Donald Trump's second term is characterized by an unprecedented belief in his own power, drawing parallels to historical autocrats. A new book reveals his focus on legacy, a disregard for moral distinctions, and a willingness to push the boundaries of executive authority. He reportedly enjoys manipulating those around him, even…

The Economic Times

Germany could revive conscription by mid-2027, senior MP tells AFP

Germany is struggling to recruit soldiers and will have to decide by July 2027 at the latest whether to reintroduce compulsory military service, a senior parliamentarian has told AFP. Faced with a growing threat from Russia and an unpredictable United States, Berlin is looking to revamp its army and has…

The Times of India

Sergei Ivanov, once seen as Putin's potential successor, dies at 73

Sergei Ivanov, a former Russian defense minister and longtime ally of President Vladimir Putin who was once seen as a potential successor to the Russian leader, has died at the age of 73.

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Russian-occupied Crimea declares ‘emergency’ as Zelenskyy’s forces step up attacks

Ukrainian president says Crimea at centre of Kyiv’s ‘policy of ensuring justice’ against Moscow. What we know on day 1,585

International Business Times UK

Putin's Chilling 'Doomsday Radio' Suddenly Broadcasts 20 Secret Codes as Russia 'Plots False Flag Attack'

Russia's Doomsday Radio broadcast 20 cryptic messages as Poland's foreign minister warned of a possible Russian 'false flag' attack, fuelling fresh security concerns.

International Business Times

Russian Authorities In Crimea Declare State Of Emergency Due To Continued Ukrainian Attacks

Russian-installed authorities in Crimea declared a state of emergency to deal with increased attacks from Ukraine, which have led to severe fuel shortages.

International Business Times

Russian Hardliners Reportedly Call On Putin To Consider Using Tactical Nuclear Weapons Against Ukraine

Russian hardliners are urging President Vladimir Putin to escalate attacks against Ukraine as Kyiv is increasingly able to strike deep inside the country and target critical infrastructure, according to a new report.

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