The US President now announces Putin's punitive strikes on Ukraine. No, Putin cannot "respond" to Ukraine for its actions, because it is Ukraine that is responding to the aggression that Putin himself started. Ukraine is defending itself and striking Russian military targets.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Putin accuses Kyiv of disrupting talks, Trump unaware of attacks
Putin told Trump about Kyiv's attempts to disrupt Russian-Ukrainian negotiations and targeted attacks on civilian objects, – Ushakov Putin's aide added that Trump confirmed to the Russian dictator that the US was unaware of Kyiv's plans to strike Russian airfields. Meanwhile
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Summary of the 28th Ramstein for Ukraine: UK and German Aid
Results of the 28th Ramstein for Ukraine: The UK has announced a record aid for the supply of drones – 350 million pounds. This will allow the transfer of 100,000 drones in 2025. Germany has approved a new package of 5 billion euros. The Bundestag has already approved this
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NATO says Ukraine achieved major success against Russian strategic aviation
NATO confirmed that the Security Service of Ukraine hit at least 40 Russian aircraft as a result of Operation Spiderweb. According to the assessment of the North Atlantic Alliance, this was the “most successful operation” of Ukraine against Russian strategic aviation. “We see
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Russian Houses: Culture Promotion or World Vision Promotion Amidst Ukraine Invasion Scrutiny
Officially, Russian Houses are intended to promote Russia’s culture, language, and, more importantly, its vision of the world. Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, they have faced growing scrutiny.
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Trump évoque la réponse de Poutine aux attaques ukrainiennes
Trump: “President Putin did say, and very strongly, that he will have to respond to the recent attack on the airfields.” Ukraine’s attacks on Russian airfields were in response to Russia’s years long war against it and the bombers that kill Ukrainians and destroy more of its
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SBU reveals FPV Spiderweb strikes on Russian aircraft
Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) released new drone footage on June 4, showing FPV drone strikes from its Spiderweb operation that destroyed or damaged 41 Russian strategic aircraft at four airbases.
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Ukraine HUR accesses sensitive Tupolev aircraft data
Ukraine's military intelligence agency (HUR) has gained access to sensitive data of Russia's strategic aircraft manufacturer Tupolev, a source in HUR told the Kyiv Independent on June 4.
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Putin rejects Ukraine summit, calls government terrorists, cites railway bombings
Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected a proposed leaders’ summit with Ukraine, likening its government to terrorists and citing railway bombings in Russia as sabotage, according to the Kremlin’s recording of his statement.
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Ukraine honours children killed in Russia’s war
Today Ukraine honours the boys and girls killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) 4 juin 2025
So many young lives destroyed and childhoods stolen by the hands of an imperialistic power intent on causing pain.
Russia must be held accountable for every life lost. https://t.co/T07s5pYNa3Today Ukraine honours the boys and girls killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine. So many young lives destroyed and childhoods stolen by the hands of an imperialistic power intent on causing pain. Russia must be held accountable for every life lost.