
In the Donetsk region on June 10, two civilians were killed - in Konstantinovka and Gornyak, according to the head of the regional administration Pavel Kirilenko. Seven people were injured.
One person died from injuries received during artillery shelling of the Krasnopol community in the Sumy region, reports . the head of the region, Dmitry Zhivitsky,
In addition to the Krasnopolskaya, the Russian military also fired mortars at the Esmanskaya and Velykopisarevskaya communities. There are no victims or injured.
23 civilians were evacuated from Lisichansk today, reports . the head of the Luhansk regional administration Serhiy Gaidai
In Gorlovka (Donetsk region), as a result of shelling by Ukrainian troops, four people were killed and nine were injured, according to the headquarters of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.
Russian troops fired at the territory of the Shirokovskaya and Zelenodolsk communities in the Dnipropetrovsk region from Gradov, reports the chairman of the regional council Nikolai Lukashuk . The shelling did not hit the settlements, there were no casualties.
As a result of the 11th prisoner exchange, five Ukrainian civilians were released, according to the head of the Nikolaev regional administration Vitaliy Kim. In response, Ukraine handed over four people to Russia.
Earlier today, Kim said that after two months of captivity, the head of the Shevchenko United Territorial Community Oleg Prilipenko was released.
Russia did not report another exchange of prisoners.
Outbreaks of infectious diseases have begun in Mariupol, Mayor Vadim Boychenko claims in an interview with the BBC.
According to him, "cholera, dysentery and other infectious diseases are already walking around the city." At the same time, there is no concrete information that someone was hospitalized with a diagnosis of cholera, since there is no access to hospitals.
This morning that Mariupol is on the verge of a cholera outbreak, reported British intelligence about the threat of an epidemic in the regions occupied by Russia . also warned . At the end of May, the World Health Organization
The head of the occupation administration of Mariupol, Konstantin Ivashchenko , reported on June 7 that all water samples in the city showed a negative result for cholera.
During the 11th exchange of prisoners between Russia and Ukraine, the head of the Shevchenko United Territorial Community (Nikolaev region) Oleg Pilipenko was released, said the head of the regional administration Vitaly Kim.
Pilipenko spent two months in captivity.
How many people were released as a result of the exchange of prisoners is not specified.
The Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow fined journalist Ilya Azar 60,000 rubles under an article about “discrediting” the Russian army, reports Novaya Gazeta . Europe".
The reason for drawing up the protocol under part 2 of Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses was Azar's post on Facebook on February 28.
In Kherson, due to the lack of Ukrainian mobile communications and the Internet, ATMs have stopped working and it is impossible to pay with cards, reports with reference to its correspondents. Suspіlne Novyny
You can withdraw cash in cafes, shops and markets. As a rule, they ask for 7% for cashing out.
Recently, only PrivatBank gave out cash, but then it stopped. Now the bank's clients are signing up for a queue, because, perhaps, today the bank will issue cash - up to 3,000 hryvnias in one hand.
The elected mayor of Kherson, Igor Kolykhaev , said today on his Facebook that there has been no mobile communication and Internet from Ukrainian providers in the city "for more than a week."
A deputy of the Semiluksky District Council in the Voronezh Region, Nina Belyaeva, was charged with incitement to terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the regional department of the Investigative Committee.
The reason for initiating a criminal case was an interview with a "foreign blogger", in which the deputy "publicly called for a violent change of power" in Russia.
The name of the deputy of the council of people's deputies of the Semiluksky municipal district of the Voronezh region of the sixth convocation and the blogger are not given in the report on the initiation of a criminal case, but "7x7" identifies them as Nina Belyaeva and Rostislav Kalatsinsky from Lvov. in her telegram channel Belyaeva herself confirmed that it was about her.
against Nina Belyaeva Earlier, a criminal case was opened about “fakes” about the Russian army and put on the wanted list. In early June, the deputy was in Latvia, where she requested political asylum.
Russian General Vladimir Frolov died in Ukraine on March 10, but his death certificate was issued only on April 13. This was reported by Mediazona, which obtained the data from the certificate.
The death certificate was issued by the city registry office of Rostov-on-Don, while the general was registered in St. Petersburg. As Mediazona notes, the mothers of other victims wrote that it was in Rostov-on-Don that the bodies of the military were identified.
The death of Frolov became known on April 16, when a message appeared on the website of the administration of St. Petersburg about his funeral.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that British people sentenced to death in the self-proclaimed DPR are not entitled to prisoner of war status, Interfax reports .
According to Zakharova, Aiden Aslin and Sean Pinner are not combatants under international humanitarian law.
“For our part, we have repeatedly informed the British Embassy in Moscow that on all issues of the captured British, one should contact the authorities of the DPR or LPR. As far as we understand, London did not show any initiative in this regard, even despite the requests of the relatives of the mercenaries to the British authorities,” Zakharova said.
Yesterday, the court of the self-proclaimed republic sentenced three foreign prisoners who fought on the side of Ukraine to death. In addition to the British Aslin and Pinner, this is the Moroccan Saadun Brahim.
Rosfinmonitoring has included artist Bogdan Zizu in the list of extremists and terrorists, who poured yellow and blue paint on the city hall of Yevpatoriya.
On May 16, Ziza poured paint over the door of the Yevpatoriya city hall, and, according to investigators, threw a Molotov cocktail through the window of the institution. The fire did not occur due to an extinguished incendiary mixture. After the action, he was detained, and for several days the artist did not get in touch. On May 22, it became known that a criminal case had been opened against him for preparing for a terrorist attack. The publication “Grati”, citing sources , reported that he was in a pre-trial detention center in Simferopol.
The Crimean media also published a video in which the artist apologizes to the Crimeans and said that he was ready to be punished.
“On the recording where Bogdan allegedly confesses, it seems to me that he was beaten. In the video itself, there are no signs of beatings on the face, but the T-shirt was badly torn. I can say that Bogdan was very frightened - his voice was trembling, the text seemed to be prepared, obviously he did not say it in his own words. I think everything that was said was recorded under great pressure,” Ziza’s friend told Grati.
Ukrainian political strategist Mikhail Pogrebinsky was informed of suspicion of treason, they write in the Security Service of Ukraine and the Kiev city prosecutor's office . He worked with the pro-Russian politician Viktor Medvedchuk, who is called "Putin's godfather."
According to the investigation, Pogrebinsky, being a citizen of Ukraine, “for several years assisted the Russian Federation in carrying out subversive activities against the country”: “Acting as an “expert”, he repeatedly participated in the broadcasts of television programs, talk shows and interviews, spreading the accumulated Russian messages aimed at destabilizing the socio-political situation in our state, demoralization of the Ukrainian army, and the formation of a negative image of Ukraine in the international arena.
The SBU reports that Pogrebinsky's house was searched, during which things and documents were seized confirming his ties with Russia. “Among them are analytical materials on the denazification and demilitarization of Ukraine,” the ministry said in a statement.
According to the BBC Russian Service, at least 3,502 Russian soldiers died in the war in Ukraine. Journalists collect this data from open sources.
620 of them are officers, including 169 senior officers (generals, colonels, lieutenant colonels, majors). Such a large number may be due to the fact that the bodies of officers are brought home as a priority.
“This figure does not include the missing Russian military, since it is impossible to even approximately determine their number, and the dead who joined the armies of the self-proclaimed republics of Donbass before February 24, 2022,” writes BBC Russian Service.
The Basmanny Court of Moscow has arrested the land plot of journalist Alexander Nevzorov, who is accused of spreading "fakes" about the Russian army (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), TASS reports citing the press service of the court.
“The court granted the petition of the investigation and imposed a security arrest on the land plot of A. G. Nevzorov, located in the city of St. Petersburg,” the press service said.
Alexander Nevzorov is not in Russia. He was arrested in absentia and put on the wanted list . A criminal case against a journalist was opened because of a video about the shelling of a maternity hospital in Mariupol by the Russian military.
On June 9, human rights activist Pavel Chikov said that the arrests of property had already affected four people, against whom criminal cases had been initiated under the article about “fakes” about the Russian army. All of them are not in Russia and are put on the wanted list.
In Kharkiv, two civilians were killed over the past day, another 15 people were injured, said Oleg Sinegubov, head of the regional administration. Four more people died in the region, 13 people were hospitalized.
Nashe Radio canceled the Aerostat program of musician Boris Grebenshchikov after negative comments on social networks and a call from the prosecutor's office, said the founder of the radio station, Mikhail Kozyrev.
According to him, in social networks “a flurry of calls to protest against the release of the program erupted”, after that the radio station “was called from the procurators and said that they would come to the station with a check”, “an attack of “outraged” listeners began on the social networks and the website of the radio station”, after which the radio management decided to cancel the program and apologized to Grebenshchikov.
Since 2005, Grebenshchikov hosted the Aerostat program on Radio Russia, but the radio station abandoned it after rumors that the musician transferred 12 million euros in favor of Ukraine, which appeared after Grebenshchikov's interview with an Israeli TV channel. There he said that he participated in a concert in Berlin, as a result of which, "at the very least" he managed to collect 12 million euros.
“I have never had 12 million and the very thought of it seems ridiculous to me. Do they think what they write? It seems not,” told the Daily Storm at the end of May. Grebenshchikov
After that, Nashe Radio announced the decision to release Aerostat. This post has now been deleted , but a copy is available on the web archive.
Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, estimated the number of daily Ukrainian soldiers dying at 100-200 people, according to BBC Russian Service.
According to him, the reason for the increase in losses is the significant advantage of the Russian army in the capabilities of artillery. As Podolyak noted, Ukraine needs from 150 to 300 multiple rocket launchers to effectively liberate its territory.
“Until Russia suffers a serious military defeat, no form of dialogue will be possible and they will continue to try to seize part of our country,” Podolyak said.
The Supreme Court of the self-proclaimed DPR sentenced to death two Britons and a Moroccan who fought on the side of the Ukrainian army. British Prime Minister's spokesman Jamie Davis said the country would seek the release of its citizens.
Ukraine has imposed sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin, his press secretary Dmitry Peskov, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Every fourth complaint to the presidential administration since the beginning of 2022 has been filed against the Ministry of Defense, and since the beginning of the war, the number of complaints against the department has increased six times, "Important stories" calculated.
Saveliy Morozov, a Stavropol resident, was fined under an article on discrediting the army after he explained to the military registration and enlistment office why he did not want to serve in the army and prefers alternative civilian service.
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