The Moscow Times
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At Least 7 Killed in Overnight Russian Attacks Against Ukraine
Kyiv region Governor Mykola Kalashnyk said four people were killed in an attack on a factory that makes dairy products for children.
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Kyiv region Governor Mykola Kalashnyk said four people were killed in an attack on a factory that makes dairy products for children.
While Ukraine has gained some ground and intensified strikes on Russia's rear areas, experts caution that Kyiv is far from a strategic turning point.
If implemented, the deal could be a major turning point in strained bilateral ties and lead to Budapest dropping its veto on aid to Ukraine.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking during a visit to Kyiv, urged young Russians not to be taken in by military recruiters.
The Russian military launched a massive missile and drone strike against Ukraine in the early hours of June 2. In Kyiv, multi-story apartment buildings were damaged. According to the latest reports, six people were killed and more than 60 were wounded in the capital. In Dnipro, the Russian attack killed 11 people, including two children, and wounded 37 others. A four-story apartment building in the city was partially destroyed. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russian forces launched a total of 73 missiles and 656 drones overnight. In addition to Kyiv and Dnipro, cities in the Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, and Khmelnytskyi regions were also struck.
Russian forces struck several Ukrainian regions overnight on June 2 with missiles and drones, hitting the Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin convened a meeting to discuss the investigation into Ukraineโs strike on a college building in the city of Starobilsk in the occupied Luhansk region.
Rift after Kyiv named a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, which Poland accuses of genocide.
Kyiv has stepped up strikes on Moscow's infrastructure in the fifth year of war, hitting targets as far as the Urals in recent weeks.
Fires hit fuel facilities in Russia's Saratov and Rostov regions after an overnight Ukrainian drone attack, with Moscow blaming falling debris and Kyiv claiming direct strikes on a Rosneft refinery.
Russia has released a propaganda documentary titled โSVOi Detiโ (โOur Special Military Operation Childrenโ). It tells the story of Ukrainian children taken to Russian recreational camps as part of a youth program called โPoslezavtraโ (The Day After Tomorrow) for what Moscow calls โintegration sessions.โ Both were produced by Russiaโs childrenโs rights commissioner, Maria Lvova-Belova, who faces an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for her role in the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children from occupied territories. Officials in Kyiv, independent researchers, and journalists believe that programs like โPoslezavtraโ are designed to indoctrinate and re-educate Ukrainian children. The film premiered on May 26, 2026, at the Gorky Film Studio, according to a post on Lvova-Belovaโs Telegram channel. Three days later, it was released on the Okko streaming platform. Hereโs what we know about the movie and its creators.
A video compilation of statements by pro-Kremlin pundit Boris Rozhin about the Russian militaryโs endless assault on the village of Mala Tokmachka in Ukraineโs Zaporizhzhia region surfaced in mid-April and quickly became the most popular military meme so far in 2026. The villageโs name had already appeared regularly in dispatches from Russian milbloggers as โnearly clearedโ โ week after week, month after month. As the meme evolved, it took on a range of meanings, becoming a commentary on the lies of Russian military officials and their blogger allies, and a symbol of the senselessness of a war in which hundreds of lives have been spent fighting over a single small village. The name has also been used as shorthand for the gap between the Russian militaryโs ambitions and its capabilities (โWeโll take Tokmachka โ then we march on Europeโ). Ukrainian media outlets and bloggers, meanwhile, have turned Mala Tokmachka into a symbol of the Ukrainian Armed Forcesโ resilience. By their count, the battle has lasted more than 1,500 days, ostensibly longer than any successful defense in world history. Meduza examines how Mala Tokmachka became so significant to both Moscow and Kyiv.
Ukraine has cut tariffs for gas storage services and introduced new incentives for long-term capacity bookings as Kyiv seeks to accelerate stockpiling ahead of a winter.
A series of large-scale strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) on Bryansk, Moscow, Perm, Tuapse, and many other targets deep inside Russia has left a clear impression: Kyivโs long-range campaign is hitting harder than it used to. The images are certainly vivid: โoil rainโ blanketing an entire city, a mass drone raid on Russiaโs capital, and refineries under near constant attack. Despite all this activity, however, itโs hard to tell whether anything has changed in Ukraineโs strategy. Assessing the frequency and effectiveness of the strikes is challenging โ both Moscow and Kyiv conceal their real losses and exaggerate the impact of their own strikes. The available sources that offer a reliable picture of the long-range warโs progress are few and far between. Meduza examines what we can confirm under these conditions.
Russia called on Washington to evacuate its Kyiv embassy, threatening "systematic strikes" on the Ukrainian capital amid similar warnings to other diplomatic missions.
Russiaโs Foreign Ministry threatened Ukraine with strikes on โdecision-making centersโ in Kyiv, after which Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke by phone with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Lavrov said the United States and other countries with diplomatic missions in Kyiv had been advised to evacuate their diplomatic personnel and other citizens.
Russiaโs Foreign Ministry warned that Russian armed forces would strike defense enterprises, โdecision-making centers,โ and command posts in Kyiv in retaliation for a strike on a dormitory in the self-proclaimed Luhansk Peopleโs Republic.
The warning comes after Russia launched a devastating weekend attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region using a combination of drones and missiles.
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya arrived in Kyiv on the morning of May 25 for her first official visit.
Russian forces launched a large-scale overnight attack on Ukraine on May 24, using drones, ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as the Oreshnik missile system. A day earlier, officials in Kyiv had warned that Russia was preparing to deploy the weapon following a Ukrainian strike on a college in the Russian-occupied Luhansk region. Russiaโs Defense Ministry later confirmed that it had used the Oreshnik system โ only the third time it has done so during the full-scale war.