Loud explosions and power outages were reported across temporarily occupied Crimea amid an overnight drone attack on June 29, according to local monitoring channel Crimean Wind.
Loud explosions and power outages were reported across temporarily occupied Crimea amid an overnight drone attack on June 29, according to local monitoring channel Crimean Wind.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian strikes hit the city of Kharkiv and 24 settlements across the Kharkiv region, leaving two people dead and 26 injured, including two children.
Col. Volodymyr Kononnikov, commander of Ukraine’s 154th Separate Mechanized Brigade, was found dead on June 28, Ukraine’s Operational Command South reported on Facebook.
As of the morning of June 29, Russian attacks have left consumers without electricity in six Ukrainian regions, with the most difficult situation reported in the Sumy region.
A court in Orenburg has sentenced three employees of the Pose bar to prison in the first known case brought under Russia’s ban on the non-existent ”extremist LGBT movement,” the court’s press service announced.