11/ Odesa-Kherson AO. The Ukrainian counteroffensive into northern Kherson has seen gradual success over the past couple of weeks. Around Kherson City, Russian forces have been pushed back from their first line of defenses, with the area between Blahodatne and Kyselivka heavily contested.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainian counteroffensive near Vuhledar
9/ Zaporizhzhia region. Activity in the region generally consists of localized attacks to improve tactical positioning. However, the UAF has conducted a significant counterattack south of Vuhledar, liberating several towns and shifting the front line at least 10km further south.
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UAF fortifies Lysychansk as Russia advances
6/ The UAF is in the process of consolidating and establishing new defensive positions in Lysychansk, but Russian forces are attempting to press their advantage along the T1303 Hwy and seize the heights in southern Lysychansk before the UAF fortify them.
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Tense situation in Kharkiv despite losses
Kharkiv OD. The situation here remains precarious for both sides as heavy losses, compounded by the prioritization of efforts toward the Izium-Lysychansk area, have diminished the combat capacity and capability of units operating in Kharkiv. The RAF will continue attempts to advance closer to Kharkiv.
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Aid to Ukraine: $7B mostly loans from IMF, EU, Canada, US, UK
2/ only about 7B was provided, mostly in loans, including 1.4B from the IMF. The EU gave 1.4. Canada 1.1. The US – 1. The UK 128 mln.
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Mylovanov debunks myths about Western financial aid to Ukraine
There is a lot of misconceptions about how much the world helps Ukraine. Just now was interviewed on BBC and another expert said that the West is supporting Ukraine with 5B a month. In reality, it is not. See the chart from the @ua_minfin dated June 22. Over the last 4 month 1/
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Kyiv attack and weapons hidden under mall
Could have been like the Kyiv attack, where they hid anti-aircraft weapons under a shopping mall during the day.
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Translation confusion: 1000 capacity max, easily mixed up
I came to the conclusion that 1000 would probably be the max capacity of the place. And since I spend A LOT of time translating from Ukrainian to English, I know these kind of things easily gets mixed up in translation.
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Macron responds strongly to Russia’s Kremenchuk shopping centre bombing
Macron reacts to Russia's bombing of the Kremenchuk shopping centre.
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 27 juin 2022
Extremely strong response with none of the previous ambiguity. https://t.co/4Wa6oFANqmMacron reacts to Russia's bombing of the Kremenchuk shopping centre. Extremely strong response with none of the previous ambiguity.
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Belarus urged to block Facebook and YouTube
Ivan Eismant, the head of state-controlled Belteleradiocompany, said that both Facebook and YouTube should be blocked in Belarus in retaliation for banned propaganda channels on YouTube. Of course, pro-regime sources of information should be blocked. They support the war in Ukraine.