Latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia conflict
Drone detected over Dnipro, Ukraine, triggering an air alert. An unmanned aerial vehicle was identified over the city.
A total power outage has occurred in the Russian-controlled city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine following overnight Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure in Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said fuel supply problems persist for motorists and businesses, including queues at gas stations, as Moscow weighs measures to stabilize the domestic market after refinery outages.
No electricity consumption restrictions are planned in Ukraine on Monday, June 29.
Putin says Russia faces fuel shortages as Ukrainian drones strike refineries.
Deputy Minister of Culture Zhanna Alekseeva said the Russian State Library named after Lenin is currently working on creating a closed storage for destructive literature, and that Russian libraries have stopped acquiring books by foreign agents.
The head of Ukrenergo says Ukraine may introduce emergency power outages of up to 5 hours a day during peak periods this summer if a heatwave lasts at least a week and Russia resumes large-scale attacks on the power grid.
Ukraine's 5th Border Guard Detachment destroyed Russian artillery on the Northern Slobozhanshchyna front, burning a Msta-S self-propelled howitzer, a Msta-B howitzer, a D-30 gun, a UAZ vehicle and a motorcycle.
The project to produce Solaris cars from Hyundai and Kia vehicle kits at the AGR Holding plant has been completed, Vedomosti reports citing three sources familiar with the company's business.
The death toll from a missile strike on Voronezh has risen to six, with 68 people injured. Alexander Gusev said search operations at the strike site have been completed and a sixth victim was found under the rubble. He added that 21 people remain hospitalized while the rest of the injured did not require hospitalization.
Alexander Gusev said that search operations after the June 22 rocket attack on Voronezh have ended, with the death toll rising to six and 68 people injured, up from five previously reported.
The number of casualties from the missile strike on Voronezh last Monday has risen to six dead and 62 injured, reported Alexander Gusev. "Search operations at the site of the missile attack on June 22 are complete. The total number of casualties is 68, of whom six died: unfortunately, the last missing person was found under the rubble without signs of life," the regional head wrote on his channel.
More than 100 streets in occupied Sevastopol remain without electricity after Ukrainian strikes, according to local reports. Several nearby settlements are also affected, while the Niagara and Musson shopping centers were reported closed.
Search operations at the site of the Ukrainian Armed Forces missile attack on Voronezh on June 22 have been completed, the governor said.
Footage shows a Russian strike hitting a gas station in Zaporizhzhia. A gas station in Sumy was also hit, leaving four people injured. Fuel stations in the Dnipropetrovsk region were damaged as well.
The number of dead from the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on Voronezh on June 22 increased to six, 68 people were injured, the governor said.
Authorities in Severo-Kurilsk on the Kuril Islands have introduced restrictions on fuel sales, limiting purchases to 20 liters per fill-up as a preventive measure amid panic buying linked to Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries. The next fuel shipment is expected next week.
The first 17 gambling organizers have been connected to the State Online Monitoring System (DSOM) in test mode, acting Minister of Digital Transformation Oleksandr Bornyakov told Interfax-Ukraine. He said the system's second phase requires about 44.4 million UAH, with a funding request submitted via the DREAM system already reviewed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation's public investment project selection commission.
Drone attack reported across occupied Crimea, with explosions heard in Sevastopol.
ActingEgor Kovalchuk said a Ukrainian drone attacked a civilian car near the village of Solova in Russia's Bryansk region, killing the 23-year-old driver and 15-year-old passenger and setting the vehicle ablaze. He added that four more people were wounded in attacks on the settlements of Desyatukha, Vishnevy and Pogar.
Around 08:00, Russian forces attacked a hospital in Kherson with a drone, injuring five medical staff who suffered blast injuries, according to the regional military administration.
A drone-induced fire was reported at the Ufa refinery about an hour ago, according to a tweet by Yaroslav Trofimov, who warned the Russian fuel crisis may worsen.
More footage shows an oil refinery in Ufa being hit by Ukrainian long-range drones.
Sberbank will lower market mortgage rates by 0.3-0.5 percentage points from June 26 depending on the down payment size. Minimum rates will start at 15.2% for primary housing, 15.5% for secondary, and 16.9% for house construction, all without state support.
Two people were killed in a drone attack in Russia's Bryansk region, authorities said. Acting governor Yegor Kovalchuk wrote on Telegram that a kamikaze drone struck a civilian car near the village of Solova in Starodubsky district, killing a 23-year-old driver and a 15-year-old girl. Several others were wounded in attacks across the region. Ukraine has not commented.
Ukrainian attack drones struck a Russian SAM or missile storage area near Kirovske in occupied Crimea overnight, causing a large secondary explosion. Local reports described an impact near the railway station around 00:30, followed by detonations.
Law enforcement agencies are conducting investigative actions at the Khmelnytskyi NPP site on June 25, JSC "NAEK Energoatom" reported. According to the company, the investigative actions concern certain procurement procedures carried out in previous years.
Russia is seeking to import gasoline from neighboring Kazakhstan as it deals with fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian drone attacks and refinery disruptions.
Massive drone attack reported on Sumy, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zaporizhzhia regions, with drones tracked toward Sumy, Mezhova, Komyshuvakha, and Zaporizhzhia.
Ukrainian drones targeted energy infrastructure in occupied Crimea overnight, with reported strikes on the Tavricheskaya and Balaklavskaya power plants and the Yalta substation causing widespread power outages across the peninsula.