Denis Pushilin, the head of the so-called “Donetsk People’s Republic”, says “all necessary allied reinforcements, mainly Russia’s, will be asked for help due to the shelling of Donetsk and other settlements,” according to Pushilin’s Telegram channel. “Our enemy has literally crossed the line, they are using brutal warfare methods, shelling the residential areas of Donetsk,” Pushilin says. Russia’s state-controlled media have reported numerous shellings of Donetsk today.

The head of the “DPR” Denis Pushilin said that due to the shelling of Donetsk and other cities, “all the necessary additional forces of the allied forces, primarily the Russian Federation” will be involved. He told his telegram channel about this. “The enemy, in the literal sense of the word, crossed all the faces. Forbidden warfare methods are used. The sleeping areas and central areas of the city of Donetsk are firing, ”says Pushilin.

All bridges in Severodonetsk have been destroyed, head of the Lugansk administration Serhiy Gaidai said in his telegram channel. “All bridges leading to the regional center have been destroyed. We cannot evacuate. By and large, there are fights now, so we couldn’t carry out the evacuation anyway, since everything is shelled there. But all the same, the bridges made it possible to at least deliver humanitarian aid,” Gaidai said.

The Kyiv regional police have discovered a mass grave containing seven dead bodies of civilians near Bucha, says Andriy Nebytov, the police chief. “A mass grave was discovered today near the locality of Myrotske not far from Bucha. Most of the bodies had their hands tied and their kneecaps shot,” Nebytov wrote. The police are now identifying the victims. Russia claims to have pulled out of the Kyiv region on 30 March.

Police officers of the Kyiv region discovered a burial in the Buchansky district, in which the bodies of seven dead civilians lay. This was announced by the head of the region’s police, Andrei Nebytov. Photo: Facebook by Andrei Nebytov “This mass burial of the executed civilians found today in the positions of soldiers of the Russian Federation next to the village of Mirotskoye, Buchansky district. Many victims were tied with hands and knees shot down, ”Nebytov wrote.

The volume of Russian exports to Germany in April increased by 41.9% in value terms. Such figures, according to Deutsche Welle, were presented by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany in Wiesbaden (Destatis). The total volume of exports to Germany from Russia in Destatis was estimated at 3.7 billion euros. The most important commodities were oil and natural gas, according to Deutsche Welle. Their value rose to 2.2 billion euros (by 37.8%).

The story of Aisoltan Niyazova - a resident of Turkmenistan and Pussy Riot participants, who has been pursued around the world for a crime invented by the Turkmenbashi regime Aisoltan Niyazova. Photo: Facebook In early June, Aisoltan Niyazov, a former executive director of the Russian bank, and now the activist of the Pussy Riot group, was detained in Croatia. They detained her along the interpol: twenty years ago, the intelligence services of Turkmenistan submitted a search request.

Izvestia Mits said that their site was subjected to a hacker attack on June 12. It published materials that the editors have nothing to do, the official statement said . “Thus, the Izvestia MIC officially refutes the fact of the existence of an appeal on behalf of the First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration, Sergei Kiriyenko, as well as the fact of the publication of such an article on behalf of the editorial office,” said Vladimir Tulin, Director General of Izvestia MIC.

Lyusya Stein, a member of Pussy Riot, was charged with “discrediting the Russian army,” says the Ostankinsky court website. She is facing up to 50,000 rubles (€850) of fine. Stein was declared wanted by the Russian Interior Ministry a month ago; Russia’s Investigative Committee also initiated proceedings against her. Stein’s tweets about the war crimes committed by the Russian army in Ukraine was the reason behind the investigation, according to RBC.

The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine seized the corporate property rights of a Russian businessman who owns the production of mineral water. This was reported in the telegram channel of the Office of the Prosecutor General. The assets of enterprises "which are one of the largest producers of mineral water in Ukraine" have been seized. The total amount of seized funds is over UAH 53.4 million (102.85 million rubles).

For the first time since 2020, the Bitcoin exchange rate today fell below $24,000, a drop of more than 13%. This is evidenced by data from CoinDesk. The price per unit of the first cryptocurrency at the moment reached 23.468 thousand dollars, but then bitcoin recouped the fall somewhat. At the time of writing the news (15:30 Moscow time), it was trading at the level of 24.1 thousand dollars.

The face recognition system helped the Moscow police detain 43 people in the city’s underground on 12 June, Russia Day, says OVD-Info. At least 67 people were detained yesterday nationwide. Some of the detained activists were told they had been detained upon the “Russia Day bulletin” meaning that they were bound to be detained in any case. Others were detained for anti-war or anti-government demonstrations. Several activists were later released from police stations with no legal repercussions.

Ukraine and the EU: Waiting for a encouraging signal of hope While the leaders of the European Union countries talk about dozens of years before the possible acceptance of Ukraine in the EU and the country's unpreparedness to become even a candidate, public opinion represented by the European Parliament to immediately give her candidate status. Let the advance as an encouraging signal of hope so far. This manifested itself at the plenary session in Strasbourg last week.

In Moscow, activist Anton Malgazemarova was detained for an anti -war banner, hanged by the building of the Russian Ministry of Defense on the day of Russia. Two protocols were drawn up for it, reports OVD-Info. One protocol - for disobedience to the legal order of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), the second - for a repeated violation of the established procedure for holding the action (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Lucy Stein drew up a protocol on the “discredit” of the Russian army (part 1 of article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) on the Pussy Riotin participant, follows from the card of the Ostankino court. For this part of the article, she can face up to 50 thousand rubles of a fine. Screenshot of the site of the court. A month ago, the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced Stein on the wanted list. Then the sources of RBC reported the verification of the UK in her regard.