Ukrainians aged 23 to 60 who do not have an exemption from military service will no longer be able to obtain a residence permit in Denmark. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Immigration and Integration. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, a special law was adopted in Denmark, which makes it possible for people who were forced to leave Ukraine to obtain a temporary residence permit in Denmark under a simplified scheme.

Apple raised prices on MacBooks, iPads and other devices by about 20% due to rising costs of memory chips and storage devices. Bloomberg reports this. In particular, the cost of the MacBook Neo has increased from $599 to $699, the 13-inch MacBook Air from $1,099 to $1,299, the 14-inch Macbook Pro from $1,699 to $1,999, and the 16-inch MacBook Pro now starts at $2,999. The price for the 11-inch iPad Pro increased from $999 to $1,199, and for the 13-inch model from $1,299 to $1,499.

Italy and France took with doubt the European Commission's proposal to ban former Russian military personnel from entering the European Union. Bloomberg writes about this, citing sources. According to the agency’s interlocutors, Italy and France are not against the very idea of ​​not allowing former Russian military personnel into the European Union, but they fear that in its current form, the European Commission’s proposal could lead to a “widespread ban” on the entry of Russians.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky approved a “40-day influence operation” for the SBU on Russia “in order to achieve an end to the war.” He announced this in his telegram channel following a meeting with the head of the special service, Yevgeny Khmara.

Sobornost, “Besogon”, Anglo-Saxons - it’s all seriously discussed there Petr Kovalev / TASS / Profimedia Dmitry Medvedev at the SPBILF meeting. June 24, 2026 The St. Petersburg International Legal Forum (SPBILF) is taking place in St. Petersburg from June 24 to 26. For the 14th time already. The forum was founded in 2011 on the initiative of the Ministry of Justice with the support of Dmitry Medvedev (he is a lawyer by training and was then the President of Russia).

The largest Israeli airline and national carrier El Al Airlines has suspended flights to Moscow, the press service of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) told RBC. The company previously canceled three flights from Tel Aviv to Moscow on June 25, 28 and 29. According to ATOR, ticket sales may resume no earlier than July.

Alexander Lunin, a military man from the Voronezh region who participated in the invasion of Ukraine and blogs on Instagram and other platforms, recorded an appeal to Vladimir Putin. In four hours, the video collected more than 3.5 million views and more than 125 thousand likes on Instagram. In the recording, Lunin claims that on June 24 and 25, officials, including from the Ministry of Defense and law enforcement agencies, met with him.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that Ukraine occupies a “position of strength on the battlefield.” He called on Russia to freeze the front line and return to negotiations with Kyiv. “Russia will not win this war. European support for Kiev is unwavering,” Merz said at a conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine in Gdansk. The Chancellor noted that after the G7 summit, unity on the issue of Ukraine remains between European countries and the United States.

The Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow sentenced Pavel Ivanov, former sales director of Popcorn Books, to four years of suspended imprisonment, Mediazona reports. The prosecutor's office asked for the same term for Ivanov. In addition, the court banned Ivanov from publishing books and administering websites for four years, and also confiscated almost 2.7 million rubles as “criminal income.” The case against Ivanov was considered in one day.

The earthquake in Venezuela killed at least 164 people. Such data were provided by the country's interim president Delcy Rodriguez. According to the latest confirmed data, 971 people were injured. The fate of thousands of people remains unknown. There are now more than 10 thousand names on a special website that aggregates reports of missing persons.

Stock markets in the US and South Korea have been falling for several days. The main reason is doubts about the profitability of AI companies SeongJoon Cho / Bloomberg / Getty Images The HBM4E memory chip for AI systems, which Samsung demonstrated at the company's annual general meeting. March 18, 2026 The stock markets of South Korea and the United States continue to fall throughout the week. It mainly affected technology giants that develop artificial intelligence or its infrastructure.

Fight map for June 25 The summer offensive of the Russian army produced its first significant results. Despite the slow pace of advance in early June, by the end of the month the Russian Armed Forces achieved important tactical goals in the main direction.

In Russian schools, from September 1, the number of hours devoted to basic military training in the subject “Fundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherland” will be doubled, said Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov. According to him, now for schoolchildren in grades 6-11 in this subject, about 20% of the educational time is allocated to initial military training. Starting from the new academic year, 50% of teaching time will be allocated to this.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Meduza journalist and host of the “What Happened” podcast Vladislav Gorin under the article on carrying out the activities of an “undesirable organization” (Part 1 of Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code).

Alexander Lukashenko said that he recently met with representatives of Vladimir Zelensky in Minsk. He spoke about this during a meeting with the governor of the Moscow region Andrei Vorobyov, who arrived in Belarus. Representatives of Zelensky were recently at this place. I told them directly: “Guys, you tell your president: if he thinks that you can talk to us like this and still drag us into a war, then he must understand that the quality of the war will instantly change.