The US authorities confirmed the information about the disappearance in Ukraine of American citizens Alexander Dryuke and Andy Huyn, who fought against Russia, and reported the disappearance of another US citizen. The disappearance of another American in Ukraine was announced by State Department spokesman Ned Price. He did not give his name.

The editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta, Dmitry Muratov, announced his intention to launch the magazine in a letter to readers. The text of his appeal was published by journalist Arina Borodina. According to Muratov, the magazine will become a "supplement" to the newspaper, which was suspended in March due to the war in Ukraine. Novaya Gazeta spokeswoman Nadezhda Prusenkova told Meduza that the magazine's launch is scheduled for July.

Russian mother identifies conscript son in video appearing to show Ukrainian troops shooting prisoners of war In late March, a video surfaced online that appeared to show Ukrainian soldiers shooting Russian prisoners of war in the legs. Western journalists quickly sought to verify the footage and managed to pinpoint the Ukrainian town where it was filmed.

Historian Yaroslav Shimov explains why the Putin regime defies rationality and how the West helped make the war in Ukraine possible Dennis Grombkowski / Getty Images Several months into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the global discussion about the war has divided into two opposing camps.

They have advocated that Ukraine becomes a candidate for the EU. And promised not to negotiate with Russia behind Kyiv Sergei Supinsky / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Klaus Johannis, Mario Draga, Vladimir Zelensky, Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Sholts.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with the BBC that senior UN officials, including Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, “very often act as mouthpieces for fake news.” This is how Lavrov commented on the words of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet that the Russian military held 360 people in the basement of a school in the village of Yagodnoye, Chernihiv region, for about a month, 10 of whom died.

The leaders of the largest countries in Europe came to Kyiv. How it was On June 16, for the first time since the beginning of the war, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Sholts and the Prime Minister of Italy Mario Draga arrived in Ukraine. They met with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and visited the city of Irpen, who was occupied by Russian troops and was subsequently liberated by the Ukrainian army.

In Russia, the production and sale of Coca-Cola and other drinks under brands owned by the Coca-Cola Company will be stopped. Reuters reported about the corresponding statement of the company. This will happen after the existing stocks of products run out, follows from the statement. The Coca-Cola Company announced the suspension of business in Russia in March due to the war in Ukraine.

"It was a long -term operation of the GRU, which cost a lot of time, energy and money" Michel Porro / Getty Images The general intelligence and security service of the Netherlands (AIVD) announced the exposure of the GRU agent, who was going to start work in the International Criminal Court in The Hague. According to intelligence, the Russian name is Sergey Vladimirovich Cherkasov, he used Brazilian documents in the name of Victor Müller Ferreira.

In Roskomnadzor, it was reported that since January 2021, “Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty” (declared in Russia by a foreign agent) and its general director amounted to 1044 protocols for the lack of marking of a “foreign agent”, according to which the courts appointed fines for 988.5 million rubles. Another 75.8 million fines are assigned for refusing to delete “fake” information about the war in Ukraine.

Both there and there, Ukrainian troops took refuge in the industrial zone of a partially captured city. But this does not mean that the story of Azovstal will be repeated Oleksandr Ratushniak / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta smoke above the nitrogen after shelling, June 10, 2022 On June 15, the Russian side announced the opening of the humanitarian corridor from the Azot chemical plant in Severodonetsk .

The head of Gazprom, Alexei Miller and his family, through the nominal owners, own real estate in Russia in the amount of 43 billion rubles, including palaces in the suburbs, villas and cottages in Sochi, hotels in Gelendzhik and Altai. This is stated in a joint investigation of the team of Alexei Navalny and the publication "Project" .

Crime boss Vilor Struganov, known as Pasha Tsvetomuzyka, had the remainder of his sentence replaced with forced labor. It is reported by Interfax. The NGS publication reports that Struganov was transferred to an “isolated precinct” back in March 2022. Interfax clarifies that this is a section of the correctional center at IK-27 in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, where correctional labor is being served. So far, this has not been reported.

France, Germany, Italy and Romania support the immediate granting of the EU candidate status to Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron said during a visit to Kyiv. “In the coming days, we will create the unity of the 27 countries [of the European Union on this issue],” Macron was quoted by the Italian news agency Ansa. Macron also said that peace terms would be decided by Ukraine alone and that France and Germany would not negotiate with Russia behind Ukrainians' backs.

Vladislav Nikitenko is the first Russian to face charges for ‘discrediting’ the army. He’s been fighting the system for 20 years. Vladislav Nikitenko's personal Facebook page A Blagoveshchensk resident named Vladislav Nikitenko has become the first person charged with “discrediting” the Russian armed forces — a new felony offense that was created after the war began.