Denmark has once again confirmed its permission for Ukraine to use its weapons from the aid package to strike Russia.
President of Estonia Alar Karis signed a law on transferring Russian assets to compensate for the damage caused to Ukraine as a result of Russian aggression.
Germany is cautiously moving towards allowing Ukraine to strike military targets on Russian territory with Western weapons.
On May 30, 2024, the special unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine “Group 13,” using Ukrainian strike sea drones Magura V5, once again successfully attacked Russian vessels in temporarily occupied Crimea.
The death toll following the strike on the “Epicenter” hypermarket in Kharkiv on May 25 has risen to 19 people.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that Ukraine can expect to receive 500,000 artillery shells by the end of 2024 as part of the Czech initiative to purchase them from third countries.
Ukrainian children deported to Russia under the guise of “holidays” or “summer camps” are subjected to forced Russification programs aimed at isolating them from their Ukrainian families.
Poland believes that Ukraine should have the right to use Western weapons to strike targets on Russian territory.
The document includes at least €977 million in Belgian military assistance to Ukraine this year, as well as a commitment to provide support to our country over the 10-year duration of the agreement.
Ukraine will receive 30 F-16 fighters from Belgium, which the country has committed to provide by 2028.
Russia may sign an agreement with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) for the exchange of weapons for Russia’s logistical hub in Port Sudan on the Red Sea.
Russians struck Kharkiv with a guided air bomb.
Ukraine and Spain have signed a bilateral security guarantee agreement.
In Kharkiv, sixteen deceased individuals have been identified following a Russian strike. The whereabouts of two more people remain unknown.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with the Russian Ministry of Justice and other relevant Russian agencies, is “working on the issue” of removing the Afghan movement “Taliban” from the list of terrorist organizations. The Taliban was designated as a terrorist organization in Russia in 2003.
