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Russian missile strikes kill four in Ukraine

Russia launched a new wave of ballistic missile attacks on several Ukrainian cities overnight, leaving at least four people dead and 36 others injured, according to Ukrainian authorities. The northeastern city of Kharkiv suffered the heaviest casualties, with three people killed and 20 injured after missiles struck a postal terminal in the city's outskirts. Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov said the victims were men aged between 24 and 62, while three of the injured remain in critical condition. In the capital, Kyiv, one person was killed and 16 others were wounded as multiple explosions were reported across the city. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the assault as one of the largest ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022. Ukraine's Air Force said Russia fired 41 missiles during the overnight assault, including Iskander ballistic missiles […]

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Russia arrests Putin critic planning to run in September elections

Russian authorities have arrested a political activist who had announced plans to run in regional elections scheduled for September. The opposition figure, known for his criticism of President Vladimir Putin, was detained in one of Russia’s regions as pressure grows on independent and anti Kremlin candidates ahead of the polls.unn+1 Local media and rights groups say security agencies are increasingly using charges such as discrediting the army, extremism and administrative violations to sideline inconvenient candidates and block them from the ballot.unn According to reports, the arrested activist had been preparing to contest the vote but now faces legal action that could disqualify him from running, in line with Russian laws that bar people with certain convictions or repeated administrative penalties from holding public office.dw+1 Analysts note that the move fits a wider pattern in Russia, where prominent critics of the […]

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Russian Strikes on Kyiv Kill at Least 11 People

At least 11 people were killed and 46 others injured after Russia launched another wave of overnight missile strikes on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, according to local authorities. Among the injured are five children. Three additional fatalities were also reported in the surrounding Kyiv region. Emergency crews continue search and rescue operations at more than 20 affected locations, where several residential buildings suffered severe damage. In some districts, apartment blocks partially collapsed, raising concerns that more victims may still be trapped beneath the rubble. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said ballistic missiles struck multiple areas of the city, sparking fires in residential complexes. Warehouses and a vehicle repair workshop were also damaged during the attacks. Residents endured another night of air raid sirens, powerful explosions and air defence activity as Ukrainian forces attempted to intercept incoming missiles. Many sought shelter in underground […]

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Russia says nuclear weapons are key to preventing global war

Russia has said nuclear weapons remain the main shield against a possible global war. The comment came from the Kremlin amid growing concerns about global insecurity and a new arms race. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the world’s security system is weakening and that nuclear deterrence is now the only thing preventing a wider war. Speaking in Moscow at a foreign policy forum, Peskov said the current international situation is becoming more unstable. He said nuclear weapons are still the strongest guarantee against a global conflict, even though they do not stop regional wars. His remarks come as tension remains high between Russia and the West. The last nuclear arms control treaty between Russia and the United States expired in February, leaving no replacement agreement in place. Russia has repeatedly defended its nuclear policy as a way to protect national […]

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Trump says Russia should make a deal with Ukraine to end war

US President Donald Trump has said that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are both open to "do something" about the ongoing war in Ukraine, raising fresh questions about possible diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions and advance negotiations. Trump's remarks come as international attention remains focused on prospects for a ceasefire, peace talks, and broader efforts to bring an end to the conflict. While no specific framework or proposal was outlined, the comments have sparked discussion among political observers and foreign policy experts about whether renewed diplomatic momentum could emerge. Trump told reporters that his attention is turning back to Russia and Ukraine after concluding a short-term deal with Iran, and he said the focus will now be on Russia's war in Ukraine. The President's comments suggest both leaders may be willing to pursue a peace agreement, […]

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Russia calls on US and Iran to return to negotiating table on Strait of Hormuz

Russia has urged the United States and Iran to return to the negotiating table to resolve their ongoing conflict over the Strait of Hormuz, describing the diplomatic channel as the only viable path to de escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf region. The Russian Foreign Ministry issued the statement calling on both Washington and Tehran to resume talks aimed at reopening the crucial waterway that handles nearly 20% of global oil exports. Moscow emphasized that negotiations offer the best chance to prevent further military escalation. Russia's call comes after Iran announced the closure of the Strait and threatened to attack any vessel attempting to pass through, while US President Donald Trump has demanded other nations send warships to police the waterway through a naval coalition. Moscow stressed that diplomatic engagement should address the root causes of the crisis including sanctions […]

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Armenia Votes on Future Between Europe and Russia

A parliamentary election in Armenia could shape the country's future direction, as voters choose between deeper integration with the West and a return to closer ties with longtime ally Russia. The vote comes at a crucial moment for the South Caucasus nation of around three million people. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is seeking another term while promoting stronger cooperation with Europe, a policy that has increasingly strained relations with Moscow. Over the past several years, Armenia has gradually moved away from Russia's political orbit. Under Pashinyan's leadership, the government has launched steps toward European integration, strengthened relations with Western partners, and advanced peace negotiations with neighboring Azerbaijan through agreements supported by the United States. The Armenian leader has also worked to increase his country's engagement with European institutions. Earlier this year, Yerevan hosted a major gathering of European leaders and […]

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Zelensky Holds Key Talks With European Leaders

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in the United Kingdom on Sunday for high-level talks with key European leaders as efforts continue to strengthen support for Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia. The meeting, hosted by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Downing Street, also brings together French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The three nations form the E3 group, which has remained among Ukraine’s strongest supporters throughout the conflict. According to Zelensky, the discussions will focus on military cooperation, European security, air defense capabilities, and the diplomatic path toward ending the war. He emphasized the importance of ensuring that Europe plays a central role in any future negotiations concerning Ukraine’s future. In a message shared on social media upon his arrival in London, the Ukrainian leader stressed that Europe must remain united and actively involved in […]

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Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strike Near St. Petersburg

Ukraine launched one of its largest drone operations against the St. Petersburg region, prompting Russian authorities to describe the assault as unprecedented. The attack coincided with the final day of Russia’s annual economic forum, a major event aimed at attracting international investors. According to officials in the Leningrad region, Russian air defenses intercepted more than 140 drones during the operation. Regional Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko said the strikes triggered a fire at a military facility and led to the evacuation of nearby residents. He added that only minor damage was reported to surrounding buildings. St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov urged residents to remain indoors, marking the first such advisory issued in the city since the start of the conflict more than four years ago. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that Ukrainian forces had targeted military infrastructure, including naval facilities in Kronstadt, […]

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China’s Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea Next Week

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a two-day state visit to North Korea next week, marking his first trip to the country since 2019. According to Chinese state news agency Xinhua and North Korea’s KCNA, Xi will be in North Korea from June 8 to 9 at the invitation of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It is also expected to be Xi’s first overseas trip of 2026. The visit comes as Beijing seeks to deepen ties with Pyongyang at a time when North Korea has been expanding its nuclear programme and strengthening military cooperation with Russia. Analysts say Xi’s trip is aimed at reinforcing China’s influence over its only formal treaty ally on the Korean Peninsula. North Korea recently unveiled a new facility aimed at producing components for nuclear weapons, with leader Kim Jong Un vowing an “exponential” increase […]

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