Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to create a commission to eliminate the consequences of flooding in the annexed part of the Kherson region. “Form a government commission to eliminate the consequences of a large-scale flood in the territory of the Kherson region, caused by sabotage at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station. The deadline is June 9, 2023,” reads a document posted on the Kremlin’s website on June 9 at 20:00 Moscow time. When Putin gave the order is unknown.

Traces from the disaster at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station reached Odessa. Now read how they usually reacted to these events. The frame of the building floating by the sea. Photo: Telegram To one of the Odessa beaches, the remains of the "House of Legalities" were nailed - that is, a street toilet. A few years ago, this news would have caused laughter, a flurry of photojabs and several notes-reports-comments of varying degrees of satiricality and ulcer in local media.

Former US President Donald Trump has been charged with 38 counts . The 49-page document outlined allegations that Trump mishandled classified documents after leaving office and obstructed government efforts to return them.

A group of Russian lawyers and human rights defenders attended the Brussels Dialogue forum where they presented a declaration that touches upon creating a dedicated international tribunal on the crime of aggression. The declaration’s text is in Novaya-Europe’s possession. The declaration stresses that planning, preparation, initiation and execution of the war of aggression constitute a crime under general international law and criminal laws of Ukraine and Russia.

A group of Russian lawyers and human rights activists presented a declaration at the Brussels Dialogue forum, which speaks of the importance of creating a special international tribunal for the crime of aggression. The text of the declaration is at the disposal of Novaya Gazeta Europe. The declaration emphasizes that the planning, preparation, initiation and waging of a war of aggression is a crime under general international law and the criminal law of Ukraine and Russia.

The United States still does not have strong arguments in favor of one of the versions of the disaster American spy satellites recorded an explosion at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station immediately before its destruction. It is reported by The New York Times, citing an unnamed senior official. According to him, satellites with infrared sensors recorded a thermal signature consistent with a large explosion, shortly before the collapse of the dam.

In Rostov-on-Don, the artist Bogdan Ziza was convicted of 15 years, one of the first victims of the investigation industry in the Crimea. From June 10, he promised to start a hunger strike Bogdan Ziza.

announced a new $2.1 billion military aid package to Ukraine, according The US Department of Defense has to the department's website. The new aid package will include, among other things, additional Patriot air defense supplies, Puma unmanned aerial systems and other munitions.

Sofia Sapega, Russian national pulled off a Ryanair flight in Belarus back in 2021, has been pardoned. This is what she went through in prison Sofia Sapega. Video screenshot Sofia Sapega, a Russian national, was hauled off a Ryanair flight in Minsk back in 2021 and subsequently arrested alongside her then-boyfriend, opposition journalist Raman Pratasevich. She was sentenced to six years in Belarusian prison in May 2022.

Patriarch Kirill was banned from entering Estonia. The country has put him on the “Magnitsky list,” . Estonian Foreign Minister Markus Tsahkna tweeted In addition to the patriarch, 57 more citizens were included in the list, including nine people involved in the criminal case against politician Vladimir Kara-Murza. “Supporters of the heinous actions of Russia in Ukraine, as well as against their own people, are not welcome in Estonia,” wrote Tsakhkna.

Russia’s president Vladimir Putin has stated that the Ukrainian military has started an offensive, as per RIA Novosti. “It is safe to say that the Ukrainian offensive has started, it is evident that [they] are using strategic reserves,” he said. Putin claims that the Ukrainian military has not achieved any success on any directions “thanks to the courage of our soldiers and the correct troops organisation”.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the offensive of the Ukrainian army has begun. His words are reported by RIA Novosti. “We can say for sure that the Ukrainian offensive has begun, this is evidenced by the use of strategic reserves,” he said.

A court in Russia’s Vladimir has sent Zhanna Romanovskaya, an official with the regional government, to a pretrial jail until 6 August for throwing three bottles of flammable liquid into the local military draft office, Zebra reports . The court also announced the news on its website. The woman was found guilty of hooliganism with the use of a weapon.

Volunteers are arranged there to work and pay on behalf of these companies allowances The Moscow government is recruiting volunteers to war through its budgetary institutions. This information was found out by "important stories." Screenshot: VKontakte According to the publication, at the end of May, in various groups of VKontakte there were announcements with a proposal to get a job in Moscow. Potential servicemen was promised large payments.

The profits of Western businesses that decided to stay in Russia have skyrocketed — in 2022, the top-100 of these firms made over €12 billion. Novaya-Europe investigates Illustration: Novaya Gazeta Europe Soon after the start of the war, major foreign companies began to announce they were leaving Russia. But it turned out to be easier said than done.