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06.05.202520:02
Russians have struck Zaporizhzhia at least 13 times.
There is damage in various parts of the city, with several fires reported. A private house has been destroyed, and two people are believed to be under the rubble.
There is damage in various parts of the city, with several fires reported. A private house has been destroyed, and two people are believed to be under the rubble.
06.05.202516:19
Russia has fired ballistic missiles at a suburb of Sumy, killing a child and injuring six others, the regional military administration reported.
Most of the injured are children. One child is in extremely serious condition.
Most of the injured are children. One child is in extremely serious condition.
06.05.202510:48
🇵🇱 Poland is facing an unprecedented attempt by Russia to interfere in its presidential election, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski said.
According to him, the interference is taking place “through the spread of disinformation combined with hybrid attacks on Poland’s critical infrastructure, aimed at paralyzing the normal functioning of the state.”
He noted that the attacks have targeted water utilities, thermal power plants, energy infrastructure, and state administration bodies. The level of Russian cyber threats in Poland has more than doubled compared to last year.
According to him, the interference is taking place “through the spread of disinformation combined with hybrid attacks on Poland’s critical infrastructure, aimed at paralyzing the normal functioning of the state.”
He noted that the attacks have targeted water utilities, thermal power plants, energy infrastructure, and state administration bodies. The level of Russian cyber threats in Poland has more than doubled compared to last year.
06.05.202503:43
POV: Ukrainian sniper.
05.05.202521:19
The Russians attacked the Odesa region with strike drones, resulting in casualties, according to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration.
“As a result of the Russian strike on the Odesa region, several civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged, including private residential buildings. Fires broke out in some areas and are currently being promptly extinguished by our rescuers.
The body of a killed person was found in one of the houses. Additional information about the victims is being clarified,” Kiper said.
“As a result of the Russian strike on the Odesa region, several civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged, including private residential buildings. Fires broke out in some areas and are currently being promptly extinguished by our rescuers.
The body of a killed person was found in one of the houses. Additional information about the victims is being clarified,” Kiper said.
05.05.202517:09
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that President Zelenskyy’s expectations of a “Ukraine-friendly” government in Hungary will not come true.
Speaking during a parliamentary debate, Orbán stated that Ukraine had reached an agreement with Brussels to “accelerate its accession to the EU” and now expects Hungary to support the process. He added that these expectations will not be fulfilled.
Speaking during a parliamentary debate, Orbán stated that Ukraine had reached an agreement with Brussels to “accelerate its accession to the EU” and now expects Hungary to support the process. He added that these expectations will not be fulfilled.
06.05.202519:22
On the morning of May 6, 2025, an F-16 of the Ukrainian Air Force returns to base after hunting “Shahed” UAVs. Only one of the six AIM-9 air-to-air missiles remains on the pylons.
06.05.202514:33
Friedrich Merz has been elected Chancellor of Germany, Deutsche Welle reports.
The Bundestag approved his candidacy on the second attempt, with 325 deputies voting in favor—just above the required 316.
The Bundestag approved his candidacy on the second attempt, with 325 deputies voting in favor—just above the required 316.
06.05.202509:04
Ukrainian forces have stabilized the situation in the Pokrovsk area and, in some places, taken the initiative, according to Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi.
“The Pokrovsk direction remains one of the most challenging sections of the Russian-Ukrainian front. However, thanks to the courage and skillful actions of our Defense Forces, we have managed to stabilize the situation in this operational zone of the Donetsk region and, in some areas, gain tactical advantage. The 425th Separate Assault Regiment 'Skala' is among the units successfully employing active defense tactics and inflicting losses on the enemy,” Syrskyi said.
“The Pokrovsk direction remains one of the most challenging sections of the Russian-Ukrainian front. However, thanks to the courage and skillful actions of our Defense Forces, we have managed to stabilize the situation in this operational zone of the Donetsk region and, in some areas, gain tactical advantage. The 425th Separate Assault Regiment 'Skala' is among the units successfully employing active defense tactics and inflicting losses on the enemy,” Syrskyi said.
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06.05.202501:17
A drone has captured the aftermath of intense fighting—showing the village of New York, Donetsk region, in ruins.
05.05.202520:54
In Russia’s Kursk region, the village of Glushkovo, located on the border with Ukraine, is being evacuated “due to the complicated situation,” ASTRA reported.
“Residents currently in the village need to evacuate temporarily,” said village head Khudyakov. He added that the evacuation will be carried out by personnel from the country’s combat army reserve (BARS).
“Residents currently in the village need to evacuate temporarily,” said village head Khudyakov. He added that the evacuation will be carried out by personnel from the country’s combat army reserve (BARS).
05.05.202516:17
Ukraine is counting on the Czech Republic’s support in pressuring Russia to agree to a 30-day ceasefire, President Zelenskyy said following a meeting with deputies and the President of the Czech Senate, Miloš Vystrčil.
“We discussed sustainable peace, the need for a complete and unconditional 30-day ceasefire, and additional pressure on Russia until a lasting silence begins. We are counting on the Czech Republic’s support.
I thank the Senate for adopting nine resolutions in support of Ukraine and for its role in advancing the international Crimean Platform.
We are also grateful for the support of our European integration. Ukraine is ready to open the first negotiation clusters as part of the EU accession process.
We hope that the unity and determination of EU member states will help make this happen as soon as possible.”
“We discussed sustainable peace, the need for a complete and unconditional 30-day ceasefire, and additional pressure on Russia until a lasting silence begins. We are counting on the Czech Republic’s support.
I thank the Senate for adopting nine resolutions in support of Ukraine and for its role in advancing the international Crimean Platform.
We are also grateful for the support of our European integration. Ukraine is ready to open the first negotiation clusters as part of the EU accession process.
We hope that the unity and determination of EU member states will help make this happen as soon as possible.”
06.05.202518:44
As a result of today’s Russian strike on the outskirts of Sumy, three people were killed: a child and two adults.
The victims were a six-year-old boy, a 20-year-old woman, and a 41-year-old man.
Four children and four adults are currently hospitalized with injuries. Two are in extremely serious condition.
The enemy targeted civilian infrastructure in the suburbs of the regional center at around 17:35. Damage is still being assessed.
The victims were a six-year-old boy, a 20-year-old woman, and a 41-year-old man.
Four children and four adults are currently hospitalized with injuries. Two are in extremely serious condition.
The enemy targeted civilian infrastructure in the suburbs of the regional center at around 17:35. Damage is still being assessed.
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06.05.202512:55
205 defenders have returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity, President Zelenskyy reported.
According to the Coordination Headquarters, those released include servicemen from the Armed Forces of Ukraine—specifically the Navy, Air Force, Airborne Assault Troops, and Territorial Defense Forces—as well as the National Guard and the State Border Service.
Among them are three officers and 202 soldiers and sergeants.
According to the Coordination Headquarters, those released include servicemen from the Armed Forces of Ukraine—specifically the Navy, Air Force, Airborne Assault Troops, and Territorial Defense Forces—as well as the National Guard and the State Border Service.
Among them are three officers and 202 soldiers and sergeants.
06.05.202507:41
Every kilometer that separates the enemy from the world’s capitals, from European cities, from the everyday way of life—is thanks to the Ukrainian infantry on the battlefield. Culture and Western values stand strong because the Ukrainian infantry stands firm.
@landforcesofukraine
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05.05.202523:57
MiG-29s struck a Russian fortified position with SDB bombs, hitting infantry, ammunition, and one aspiring pilot of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
05.05.202519:30
❗️The Ukrainian Air Force struck a UAV control point near the village of Tyotkino in Russia’s Kursk region, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.
The site housed crews operating reconnaissance and attack drones. As a result of the May 4 strike, up to 20 occupiers were eliminated and their equipment was destroyed.
The site housed crews operating reconnaissance and attack drones. As a result of the May 4 strike, up to 20 occupiers were eliminated and their equipment was destroyed.
05.05.202513:57
North Korea has sent around 15,000 labor migrants to Russia amid a severe labor shortage caused by war losses, demographic decline, and emigration, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing South Korean intelligence.
The North Koreans, who entered on student visas, are primarily working in Russia’s Far East, reportedly for low wages and shifts of up to 12 hours a day. According to the article, Russian authorities hope to bring even more of these workers to larger cities.
The North Koreans, who entered on student visas, are primarily working in Russia’s Far East, reportedly for low wages and shifts of up to 12 hours a day. According to the article, Russian authorities hope to bring even more of these workers to larger cities.
06.05.202517:20
❗️On May 8, Ukraine, together with the rest of Europe and the world, will mark the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazism.
We honor the memory of the Second World War, which left no Ukrainian family untouched. The front line swept through our land twice, and the Ukrainian people suffered immense losses—eight million lives lost, including five million civilians and three million military personnel.
More than six million Ukrainians fought in the ranks of the Red Army. Hundreds of thousands more joined resistance movements and the armed forces of the anti-Hitler coalition.
Today, a cruel and unprovoked war of aggression is being waged against the Ukrainian people—one of the nations that helped defeat Nazism and paid a terrible price for peace and freedom in Europe. During this war, Russian forces have committed hundreds of thousands of war crimes: 620 people killed, nearly 2,000 injured, and at least 20,000 Ukrainian children forcibly deported.
Executions of civilians, mass graves, rape, looting, hostage-taking, torture and execution of prisoners of war, the use of indiscriminate weapons, strikes on residential areas, energy facilities, and civilian infrastructure—the Russian army has committed and continues to commit atrocities in Ukraine on a scale not seen in Europe since World War II.
This is the same army that will march through Red Square in Moscow on May 9. These are not the liberators of Europe—they are occupiers and war criminals. Marching beside them is not a celebration of victory over Nazism, but a sharing of responsibility for the blood of murdered Ukrainian children, civilians, and defenders. Russia is inviting foreign military personnel to this parade in an attempt to whitewash its war crimes and justify its aggression.
The participation of foreign military personnel in this event is unacceptable and will be seen by Ukraine as a profound insult to the memory of the victory over Nazism and to the millions of Ukrainians who fought to liberate their homeland and all of Europe eight decades ago.
We urge all foreign states to refrain from allowing their military personnel to take part in the May 9 parade in Moscow. This appeal especially concerns countries that claim neutrality in the face of Russian aggression or maintain a neutral position in international affairs. The participation of their troops would directly contradict that neutrality and will be perceived as support for the aggressor state.
We call on all foreign states and international organizations to honor the victims of World War II and the collective victory over Nazism—without allowing that memory to be used to justify new atrocities and new wars.
We honor the memory of the Second World War, which left no Ukrainian family untouched. The front line swept through our land twice, and the Ukrainian people suffered immense losses—eight million lives lost, including five million civilians and three million military personnel.
More than six million Ukrainians fought in the ranks of the Red Army. Hundreds of thousands more joined resistance movements and the armed forces of the anti-Hitler coalition.
Today, a cruel and unprovoked war of aggression is being waged against the Ukrainian people—one of the nations that helped defeat Nazism and paid a terrible price for peace and freedom in Europe. During this war, Russian forces have committed hundreds of thousands of war crimes: 620 people killed, nearly 2,000 injured, and at least 20,000 Ukrainian children forcibly deported.
Executions of civilians, mass graves, rape, looting, hostage-taking, torture and execution of prisoners of war, the use of indiscriminate weapons, strikes on residential areas, energy facilities, and civilian infrastructure—the Russian army has committed and continues to commit atrocities in Ukraine on a scale not seen in Europe since World War II.
This is the same army that will march through Red Square in Moscow on May 9. These are not the liberators of Europe—they are occupiers and war criminals. Marching beside them is not a celebration of victory over Nazism, but a sharing of responsibility for the blood of murdered Ukrainian children, civilians, and defenders. Russia is inviting foreign military personnel to this parade in an attempt to whitewash its war crimes and justify its aggression.
The participation of foreign military personnel in this event is unacceptable and will be seen by Ukraine as a profound insult to the memory of the victory over Nazism and to the millions of Ukrainians who fought to liberate their homeland and all of Europe eight decades ago.
We urge all foreign states to refrain from allowing their military personnel to take part in the May 9 parade in Moscow. This appeal especially concerns countries that claim neutrality in the face of Russian aggression or maintain a neutral position in international affairs. The participation of their troops would directly contradict that neutrality and will be perceived as support for the aggressor state.
We call on all foreign states and international organizations to honor the victims of World War II and the collective victory over Nazism—without allowing that memory to be used to justify new atrocities and new wars.
06.05.202512:45
Putin’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, has threatened Ukraine with an “adequate response” if it does not halt strikes during the so-called “three-day truce” unilaterally declared by Putin in honor of Victory Day.
06.05.202505:14
⚡️Moscow to be without mobile Internet until May 9 as authorities jam communications for the “safety” of the Victory Day parade.
Residents in the city center are already reporting near-total loss of mobile reception. Authorities are advising people to switch to Wi-Fi. During yesterday’s parade rehearsal, all mobile operators reportedly went down.
Residents in the city center are already reporting near-total loss of mobile reception. Authorities are advising people to switch to Wi-Fi. During yesterday’s parade rehearsal, all mobile operators reportedly went down.
05.05.202522:27
Another Russian attempt to advance in the area of responsibility of the Spartan Brigade in the Pokrovsk direction ended in failure.
Ukrainian UAV crews quickly spotted the enemy infantry and responded so swiftly that the occupiers didn’t even realize what hit them. One Russian soldier, in his eagerness to “liberate,” got caught in barbed wire—putting on quite a show in the process.
Ukrainian UAV crews quickly spotted the enemy infantry and responded so swiftly that the occupiers didn’t even realize what hit them. One Russian soldier, in his eagerness to “liberate,” got caught in barbed wire—putting on quite a show in the process.
05.05.202518:46
US Chargé d’Affaires ad interim to Ukraine, Julie Davis, has arrived in Kyiv.
According to the US mission, following the signing of a historic agreement to establish an investment fund for Ukraine’s reconstruction, Davis arrived at “a critical time to continue implementing President Trump’s policy aimed at ending the war and ensuring lasting peace and prosperity in Ukraine.”
According to the US mission, following the signing of a historic agreement to establish an investment fund for Ukraine’s reconstruction, Davis arrived at “a critical time to continue implementing President Trump’s policy aimed at ending the war and ensuring lasting peace and prosperity in Ukraine.”
05.05.202512:42
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are creating a Baltic line of defense along their borders with Russia and Belarus, according to the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense.
Lithuania plans to invest €1.1 billion over the next ten years in fortifications and mine systems, with over €800 million allocated specifically for anti-tank mines.
The plan includes the construction of 27 engineering parks equipped with “dragon’s teeth,” concrete blocks, wire, and other defensive structures. Coordination is also underway with Poland to reinforce the Suwalki Corridor.
Lithuania plans to invest €1.1 billion over the next ten years in fortifications and mine systems, with over €800 million allocated specifically for anti-tank mines.
The plan includes the construction of 27 engineering parks equipped with “dragon’s teeth,” concrete blocks, wire, and other defensive structures. Coordination is also underway with Poland to reinforce the Suwalki Corridor.
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