In the Z-environment, they were disappointed with the “retaliatory strike” against Ukraine; the Russian Armed Forces broke through to Komar in the southern Donetsk direction. What's happening at the front • The Insider • RIMA — Russian Independent Media Archive
In the Z-environment, they were disappointed with the “retaliatory strike” against Ukraine; the Russian Armed Forces broke through to Komar in the southern Donetsk direction. What's happening at the front
In the Toretsk direction, Russian troops are trying to reach the Kleban-Byk reservoir south of Konstantinovka
DeepState - in the Pokrovsk direction of the Russian Armed Forces there are only 2 km left to the administrative border of the Dnepropetrovsk region
In the southern Donetsk direction, the Russian military broke through to Komar and launched an attack on Malinovka from Novozlatopol
Massive combined air strike on Ukraine - over 400 drones and 45 missiles were used
The Z-public is outraged by the unconvincing “retaliation strike” after a raid on Russian airfields by strategic aviation
On Russian territory, Ukrainian drones hit an oil depot in Engels and helicopters at Bryansk airport
BBC Russian service and Mediazona publication - 111,387 people died on the Russian side in the war
Researcher Janis Kluge - the rate of recruitment of contract soldiers into the Russian Armed Forces has fallen from approximately 1,400 people to 900 people per day
Situation at the front
In the Toretsky direction , Russian troops are trying to reach the Kleban-Byk reservoir south of Konstantinovka .
DeepStaterecognized the seizure of Gnatovka and Staraya Nikolaevka by the Russian Armed Forces and thus the final liquidation of the “pocket” west of Toretsk (until 2016 - Dzerzhinsk).
“Voenkor” Yuriy Kotenok suggests that the operational plan of the Russian command is to try to reach the Kleban-Byk reservoir south of Konstantinovka from two sides in order to surround the Ukrainian group defending in this area.
In the Pokrovsk direction of the RF Armed Forces, there remains only about 2 km to the administrative border of the Dnepropetrovsk region .
DeepState writes that on the western flank of the direction, Russian troops advanced in Zara and in the Troitsky area, approaching a distance of about 2 km to the administrative border of the Dnepropetrovsk region.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
The situation on the western flank of the Pokrovsky direction according to DeepState
DeepState
Soldiers of the 72nd Mechanized Infantry Brigadeshowed footage of combat operations at the line of Troitsky and Kotlyarivka and Orekhov (until 2016 - Petrovsky) located to the north and south of it. According to the accompanying caption to the video, to maintain the pace of the offensive, the Russian Armed Forces regularly transfer reserves here. In turn, Russian military blogger Anatoly Radov declares the “almost complete” capture of Novosergeevka north of Troitsky.
Yuri Kotenok talks about Russian attempts to eliminate the “pocket” on the eastern flank of the direction - between Malinovka and Mirolyubovka, as well as to restore positions in the latter.
In the southern Donetsk direction, Russian troops broke through to Komar and launched an offensive at the junction with the Zaporozhye direction .
DeepState marks on the map the breakthrough of the Russian Armed Forces to Fedorovka and Komaru north of Velikaya Novoselka. In Fedorovka, the Russian presence was recorded on a farm on the northern outskirts of the village, and in Komar - in various places in the residential area. The Russian Ministry of Defense is already announcing the complete capture of Fedorovka, publishing a videoof the “flag stick” as confirmation.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
The kitten wrote the night before about entering Fedorovka and controlling a third of the settlement, but a few hours later he reported its complete capture. In addition, he talks about the attacks of the Russian Armed Forces along the banks of the Mokrye Yala River and the successes between the Free Field and the Green Field.
According to DeepState, Russian troops launched an attack on Malinovka from Novozlatopol at the junction of the southern Donetsk and Zaporozhye directions - where there has been no active hostilities for a long time.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
The situation at the junction of the South Donetsk and Zaporozhye directions according to DeepState
DeepState
It is noted that the offensive is being carried out by numerous small assault groups of up to seven people, who move either on foot or in buggies. During the first 24 hours, the Russian Armed Forces managed to penetrate the “gray zone” and penetrate the “landings” near Malinovka.
Mutual shelling and sabotage
The Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reporteda raid on the night of June 6 with a total of 452 air attack weapons . These included 407 Shahed- type drones, as well as other unidentified types (of which 199 were shot down, another 169 were “locally lost”), six Iskander-M / KN-23 ballistic missiles (four shot down, two were “locally lost” ), 36 Kh-101 cruise missiles (30 shot down), two Iskander-K cruise missiles (both shot down) and one Kh-31P anti-radar missile (no interception reported).
Vladimir Zelensky, summing up the results of the night shelling, stated the death of four and the injury of 80 people. The strikes hit the Volyn, Lviv, Ternopil, Kiev, Sumy, Poltava, Khmelnytsky, Cherkassy and Chernihiv regions.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
In Kiev, three employees of the State Emergency Servicewere killed , 23 people were injured , including 14 rescuers. An educational institution, residential buildings and gas stations were damaged. The metro tracks were also damaged, causing some of the above-ground stations of the transport system to not work .
The Ukrzaliznytsia company reported damage to the railway track in the Kiev region, which caused several trains to be late. Work to restore it was expected to be completed by the end of the day.
As a result of the combined air attack in Ternopil, 11 people were injured , six of them were rescuers from the State Emergency Service. For the Ternopil region, this attack, according to the head of the local OVA, Vyacheslav Negoda, became the most massive. Industrial facilities and infrastructure were damaged in the city, Mayor Sergei Nadal said.
After the attack on Chernigov, four people were wounded . Apartment and private buildings, as well as businesses and infrastructure facilities were damaged.
Consecutive arrivals of Kh-101 missiles were recorded in Lutsk. Private and apartment buildings, cars, educational institutions and government institutions were damaged , and 16 people were injured .
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
Z-channel “Informant” wrote that the target in Lutsk was the main department of the state treasury of the Volyn region, as well as military unit No. 43195 of the former 37th Guards Missile Division. In addition, it is known that there was a hit near a hotel where exclusively civilians were accommodated.
Russian pro-government media called the incident a “strike of retaliation,” emphasizing that “virtually all of Ukraine was engulfed in fire.” By “retribution” we mean a response to a series of sabotage attacks on Russian territory, including raids on strategic aviation airfields. However, the Z-public criticized the raid.
Fighterbombercomplains that if this was a response to the destruction of strategic bombers, then it “turned out to be no good.” After the official report of the Russian Ministry of Defense about the strikes on Ukraine, which used the wording “in response to the terrorist acts of the Kiev regime,” the author of the channel burst out with a sarcastic post with the assumption that “for the next terrorist attacks,” “the response will be different.” The same thing, but in a softer form, was repeated in the “Informant” channel. Russian military pilot and military blogger Alexei Voevoda argued with them:
“I love how the commentators just go hysterical. Fine. Then I’ll ask, how should we have answered? TNW is wonderful, of course. But there is no political will for this. I repeat. I don’t yet see any options to respond equally to the events of recent days.”
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction the day before ( 1 , 2 ) of seven drones: four over the Bryansk region, two over the Black Sea and one over the Belgorod region. On the night of June 6, 174 UAVswere intercepted over the Bryansk, Rostov, Saratov, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Oryol, Ryazan, Tula, Belgorod, Tambov regions, the Moscow region and the Crimean Peninsula. It is also stated that three Neptune-MD guided missiles were destroyed over the Black Sea. On the afternoon of June 6, the department reported the destruction of three UAVs: two over the Belgorod region and one over the Kursk region.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported at 4:33 a.m. that ten UAVs had been shot down over the city. In Moscow's South Butovo, several apartments in a high-rise building on Academician Semenov Street burned down . Although the cause of the fire has not been reported, damaged fencing on the balcony of the apartment where the fire started suggests a drone may have fallen there.
An “arrival” was recorded at the airport in Bryansk ( geolocation ). According to Astra sources in the Ministry of Emergency Situations, as a result, the Mi-8 combat helicopter completely burned out , and its ammunition apparently exploded. In addition, the Mi-35 helicopter was damaged.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
Local residents reported that after a drone raid on the Ryazan region in the Dyagilevo area, where the military airfield is located, there was an “arrival” and a fire started. Later it was clarified that the fire occurred near the village of Podvyazye.
A fire started in the Saratov region after an air attack and explosions. Local residents reported hits on an oil depot ( 1 , 2 ) and a residential complex . Governor Roman Busargin confirmed the hit on a residential high-rise building in Engels and wrote that there were no casualties. In addition, he reported about a fire at an “industrial plant”, as a result of which no one was injured either. According to geolocation , the fire was recorded at the Kristall Plant oil depot , which supplies the Engels-2 military airfield with fuel.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
According to local residents, after the UAV raid, a fire broke out at the Progress plant in Michurinsk in the Tambov region ( produces oil and gas equipment and military products). Acting Governor Evgeniy Pervyshov wrote that “drone debris” fell on “one of the enterprises” and three people were injured.
Acting Governor of the Kursk Region Alexander Khinshtein announced a strike on a residential building in Rylsk: two people were killed and six were injured.
As a result of the undermining of tracks in the Belgorod region, a diesel locomotive derailed, said Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov, noting the absence of injuries. In addition, with the help of a UAV, a strike was carried out on the court building in Belgorod, where Gladkov was at that moment. A driver passing by was injured.
According to the calculations of CIT volunteers, in the 24 hours from 20:00 on June 4 to 20:00 on June 5, at least nine civilians were killed in Russia and Ukraine, including in the occupied territories, and another 66 were injured.
Losses
The BBC Russian Service and Mediazona, with the help of a team of volunteers, identified the names of 111,387 people who died during the full-scale war in Ukraine on the Russian side. Over the past two-week period, 1,762 names have been added to the list. It is noted that 2025 is becominga record year for lawsuits in courts demanding that military personnel be declared dead or missing .
The Ukrainian state project “I Want to Find” reports that they have received 100,324 applications to search for missing Russian servicemen since January 2024. The largest number of applications came from Moscow and the Moscow region (5473), however, when calculated per 100 thousand population, the leaders are the Trans-Baikal Territory, Tuva and Chuvashia.
The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
Results of the Ukrainian state project “I want to find”
Project “I want to find”
Researcher Janis Kluge notesa consistent decline in the rate of recruitment of new contract soldiers into the RF Armed Forces based on data from regional budgets . According to his estimates, at the beginning of 2025 it was possible to recruit 1.4 thousand people per day, but now it is only 900 people per day.
Weapons and military equipment
The Ukrainian OSINT project “Eye of Horus ✙ News and Analytics” summed up the monthly results of military assistance to Ukraine. According to these estimates, 49 units of ground equipment, eight Raven air defense missile launchers, two F-16 fighter jets were delivered, and at least five aid packages were announced totaling $11 billion.
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The “gray zone” is a territory located between the parties to the fighting, but not fully controlled by any of them.
“Flag sticking” is the installation of a flag of one side or another in a populated area or at a strategically important position, designed to indicate presence or create the appearance of such. The word is borrowed from the jargon of space exploration enthusiasts and originally meant a limited interplanetary manned mission with no serious scientific objectives.
The Mechanized Brigade is a separate mechanized brigade, the main unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. It is armed with infantry fighting vehicles or armored personnel carriers, as well as tanks and other equipment. An approximate analogue of the Russian motorized rifle brigade (MSBR).
Pocket is a slang term for a piece of terrain surrounded by the enemy on three sides. It is considered a tactically disadvantageous position, since units defending in the "pocket" often experience supply problems and are at risk of complete encirclement.
DeepState is a Ukrainian project that maintains a regularly updated map of territory control in the combat zone in Ukraine and publishes reports on the situation at the front based on open source intelligence (OSINT) and information from the Ukrainian military.
“Locationally lost” is the wording used in the reports of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in relation to Russian long-range drones that were either neutralized using electronic warfare systems, or turned out to be decoy drones that did not carry a warhead and fell without causing damage.
"Shahed" is the name of a family of Iranian kamikaze drones, specifically the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136. Localized Russian versions are called “Geran-1” and “Geran-2” and are produced at the site of the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan. The flight range of the Geran-2 drone is up to 2.5 thousand km, the weight of the warhead is up to 90 kg.
OVA is a regional military administration, the highest body of state power in a particular region of Ukraine during a period of martial law.
SSChS - State Service for Emergency Situations ( State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations, Ukrainian ) of Ukraine.
UAV - unmanned aerial vehicle. Used as an umbrella term for various categories of unmanned aircraft systems - from small copters and FPV drones to large reconnaissance and attack drones such as Bayraktar TB2 and loitering munitions such as Shahed.
Fighterbomber is a Russian pro-war Telegram channel close to the Russian Aerospace Forces. Regularly publishes insider information about Russian aviation. The author is considered to be retired Russian pilot Ilya Tumanov.
SAM - anti-aircraft missile system.
OSINT - intelligence using open sources of information ( Open source intelligence, English ).
CIT is an investigative group, Conflict Intelligence Team, created in 2014 by Ruslan Leviev. The organization studies the activities of Russian military and mercenaries in Ukraine, Syria and Africa, and since 2022 it regularly covers and analyzes the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
“Passadka” / “lesopolka” is a slang name for forest belts dividing agricultural fields. During the fighting, they turned into strongholds and lines of defense, and bloody battles “for the next landing” became a symbol of trench warfare.
