The negotiations lasted only about an hour In Istanbul on Monday, June 2, a new round of direct negotiations took place between the delegations of Ukraine and Russia, dedicated to the possible end of the armed conflict. Negotiations began at approximately 14:40 Moscow time, with a delay of more than an hour and a half. Already at about 16:00 it became known that the meeting had ended.

Russia insists on international recognition of its jurisdiction over annexed Crimea and the occupied territories of Ukraine The Russian memorandum regarding the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis provides for holding elections in Ukraine followed by the signing of a peace treaty. This is stated in the document, which was reviewed by the TASS agency.

Bots called the Ukrainian operation terrorism Over the past 24 hours, pro-government bots have left about a thousand comments on VKontakte about Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian strategic aviation airfields, according to data from the Botnadzor project, which was analyzed by Vorstka.

In the ceasefire memorandum, Russia will put forward previously voiced demands Representatives of the Russian government do not expect constructive negotiations from a new meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Istanbul , which could take place on June 2.

All children listed on the list are deported and most of them have relatives in Ukraine The list of missing children, which the Ukrainian side handed over to Russia during the second round of negotiations in Istanbul on June 2, contains more than 500 names, among them there are children who were moved from the Kherson regional orphanage to the territory of Crimea in the fall of 2022, sources told Vorstka.

Less than a day has passed since Operation Web On the night of Monday, July 2, drones attacked the Voronezh region. The pro-war Russian telegram channel Fighterbomber was the first to write about this. According to him, drones attacked the Borisoglebsk airfield en masse. There are no losses among the equipment, but, in all likelihood, there are deaths. “Eternal memory to those who died,” says Fighterbomber’s post.