The Ukrainian officer, military journalist and host of the reality show “Recruit” Alexei Chubashev died on June 10 by his friend, Ukrainian blogger and volunteer Mikhail Makaruk. According to him, Alexei had a wife, a daughter and a son born in March. “Today my friend died. Alexei Chubashev, author and leading the coolest media project to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Mega is a positive and professional journalist. Officer.

An epidemic of cholera “and other infectious diseases” has broken out in Russian-occupied Mariupol, the city has been closed for quarantine, city mayor Vadim Boychenko said in an interview to the BBC. He left Mariupol at the end of March. “Cholera, dysentery and other infectious diseases are already rampant inside the city, but are hiding it. No one is allowed into or out of the city,” Boychenko said. Mariupol has been under the control of Russian troops since April.

Ukraine lost about 10 thousand soldiers in the war with Russia. This was announced during an interview with lawyer Mark Feigin by the adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Alexei Armalovich. Since the beginning of the war, Ukraine has not fully disclosed data on its losses: Arrestovich himself said that, until the end of the hostilities, this information will be kept secret.

This is the number of the Vinnitsa anti -submarine ship (from 2018, before that there was U206), which was written off on January 29, 2021, since from old age it was already in a deplorable state: “The underwater part was almost rotted from the ship, radar systems, hydroacoustic stations for the tracking of underwater targets, other parts and nodes,” wrote the media, including Russian ones.

News Volodin announced the new “big eight” without the G7 countries, but with Russia, China and Iran. From the G8 of the Russian Federation excluded in 2014 due to the annexation of Crimea 11 June 2022 The State Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin published a list of “New“ Big Eight ””, in which there are no countries from the G7 (Britain, Germany, Italy, Canada, France, Japan and the USA). He wrote about this in his Telegram channel.

German Chancellor Olaf Sholts, French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Mario Draga intend to visit Kyiv in late June, in front of the G7 summit. About this with reference to anonymous sources reports Bild. “Scholz, Macron and Drague want to show a sign of European unity with their trip,” the newspaper writes. Of the leaders of European countries, the capital of Ukraine after the outbreak of war was attended only by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The Insider found new evidence of corrupt ties between Dmitry Medvedev and businessman Igor Yusufov (who, as we previously reported, had been purchasing assets in Russia and in the West in the interests and on behalf of the former Russian president): Medvedev’s son is employed by Yusufov Jr. The Yusufovs not only conducted business on behalf of Medvedev but were also business partners with leaders of the Russian mafia — the Tambov Organized Crime Group and the Gagiev gang (Dzhako the Bloody).

The Ministry of Construction of Russia froze the project of electronic passports for an indefinite period after the start of the war in Ukraine. They decided to refuse digital passports “for financial reasons”, the project was already ready, but the government did not agree on its launch. Forbes writes about this with reference to a source familiar with the details of the project. About 20 billion rubles of investment laid down the development of an electronic passport.

The head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, wanted Russia to become a “full-fledged mistress” of the Russian-German orbital observatory for the study of the Universe in the X-ray range of “spectrum-RG”, consisting of the German telescope Erosita and the Russian Art-XC. He stated this on the air of the Russia 24 television channel. Russia continues attempts to include the German Telescope Erosita, built by the Institute of Extraterrestrial Physics of the Society of Max Planck (MPE) in Germany.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that prohibits the work of taxis and buses to persons with a criminal record for committing a number of grave and especially serious crimes, as well as for medium -sovereign crimes. New norms will enter into force on March 1, 2023. Labor contracts with employees who did not provide the employer with a certificate of criminal record are subject to termination.

On June 11, the first Russian passports were issued in the occupied by Russia of the Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions of Ukraine. It is reported by TASS. According to the agency, a member of the Main Council of the so-called "Military Civil Administration of the Zaporizhzhya Region" Vladimir Rogov, today in Melitopol the ceremony of issuing the first Russian passports was held. The agency also reported that the first passports of the Russian Federation were presented to 25 residents of Kherson.

The communal workers painted the mural with the poet of the poet Dmitry Prigov “Aya” at the Believa metro station, where Prigov lived. About this with reference to the participant of the initiative group to protect Mural Anna Gorskaya is reported by the Gorky publication. Graffiti, drawn in 2014 by art groups Come on Crew and Zuk Club, was painted on the initiative of the district GBU Zhilishnik, which is responsible for repairing the house 102/47 on the Profsoyuznaya street.

Russia has left the UN World Tourist Organization (Yunwo). The corresponding order, signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, was published on the official Internet portal of legal information.

The British family Sean Pinner, sentenced in the unrecognized "Donetsk People’s Republic" to be shot for participation in the war on the side of Ukraine, asks to free or exchange it. About this with reference to a letter published by the British Foreign office reports Reuters. “Our whole family is devastated and saddened by the outcome of the illegal demonstration trial conducted by the so -called Donetsk People’s Republic,” the letter says.

A strong fire occurred in a military unit in the city of Klintsy of the Bryansk region: a technique that arrived from the war with Ukraine burned down. This was reported to eyewitnesses by public in VKontakte "Overheard Klintsy." In Klintsy, located 40 kilometers from the border with Ukraine, the 488th and 254th motorized rifle regiments are based, which take an active part in the hostilities in Ukraine.