Russia–Ukraine War News, Analysis & Updates

Satellite image showing smoke rising from oil storage tanks at Primorsk port, Leningrad region, after Ukrainian drone attack

Russia Shoots Down 59 Ukrainian Drones Over Leningrad Region as Putin’s Economic Forum Opens

Russian air defenses destroyed 59 Ukrainian drones over the Leningrad region on Tuesday, with debris damaging four homes in the Luga district, as the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum opened just hours

June 3, 2026

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Black smoke rises over St. Petersburg after Ukrainian drone strikes hit the oil terminal on SPIEF opening day

Ukraine Drones Strike St. Petersburg Oil Terminal on Opening Day of Putin’s Economic Forum

Ukrainian drones set fire to the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal and struck infrastructure across three city districts on the opening morning of the 2026 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, killing two emergency

June 3, 2026

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Military training for Ukrainian soldiers as Australia joins Operation Legio in Poland 2026

Australia Moves Ukraine Training to Poland, Positioning Soldiers Hours from Front Lines

Australia will join Norway's Operation Legio in Poland from mid-2026, relocating its Ukraine training mission from the UK and placing instructors closer to the front lines than at any point since 2022.

June 3, 2026

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Smoke rising after Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, June 2026

Russia Claims 354 Ukrainian Drones Downed Overnight Across 17 Regions in War’s Largest Defensive Claim

Russia's Defense Ministry said its air defenses intercepted 354 fixed-wing Ukrainian drones overnight across 17 regions, including the Leningrad, Moscow, and Krasnodar areas — a figure that, if accurate, would represent one

June 3, 2026

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Andris Kulbergs Latvia Prime Minister at Saeima parliament vote May 2026

Latvia’s New PM Orders Push to End All Trade With Russia, Carves Out Pharma Exception

Latvia's Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has directed the Foreign Ministry to develop a plan for ending all trade with Russia, but acknowledged the pharmaceutical sector cannot pivot quickly.

June 3, 2026

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Russian Foreign Ministry building in Moscow where the UK journalist blacklist announcement was made

Russia Blacklists Five British Journalists and Experts, Vows to Expand Retaliation Against London

Moscow has added five members of Britain's journalistic and expert community to its entry ban list, with the Russian Foreign Ministry warning that the stop-list will keep growing in response to London's

June 2, 2026

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Russia Says Air Defenses Downed 158 Ukrainian Drones in 12 Hours as Daytime Strikes Escalate

Russia's Defense Ministry said its air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 158 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Moscow time on June 2, marking a significant daytime escalation as

June 2, 2026

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Romanian F-16 fighter jet used by NATO Baltic Air Policing mission that shot down a Ukrainian drone over Estonia

Estonia Cannot Guarantee Detection and Destruction of Every Drone Entering Its Airspace, PM Michal Says

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal acknowledged Tuesday that NATO's smallest Baltic member cannot detect and shoot down every drone breaching its airspace, weeks after a Romanian F-16 downed a stray Ukrainian UAV

June 2, 2026

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Poland briefly closes Rzeszów and Lublin airports as NATO military aircraft operate over southeastern Poland near the Ukrainian border

NATO Transport Flights Surge at Poland’s Rzeszów Hub as Russia Warns of Legitimate Targets

Multiple NATO transport aircraft from Canada, the UK, and Poland were tracked cycling through Rzeszów on Tuesday as Russia repeated its warning that Western weapons shipments to Ukraine make NATO supply lines

June 2, 2026

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Ukraine War on G7 Agenda in Evian, France Has Invited Kyiv, Rubio Says

Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be a central topic at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, with France having invited Ukraine to

June 2, 2026

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Russia Shoots Down 59 Ukrainian Drones Over Leningrad Region as Putin’s Economic Forum Opens

Ukraine Drones Strike St. Petersburg Oil Terminal on Opening Day of Putin’s Economic Forum

Australia Moves Ukraine Training to Poland, Positioning Soldiers Hours from Front Lines

Russia Claims 354 Ukrainian Drones Downed Overnight Across 17 Regions in War’s Largest Defensive Claim

Latvia’s New PM Orders Push to End All Trade With Russia, Carves Out Pharma Exception

Russia Blacklists Five British Journalists and Experts, Vows to Expand Retaliation Against London

Russia Says Air Defenses Downed 158 Ukrainian Drones in 12 Hours as Daytime Strikes Escalate

Estonia Cannot Guarantee Detection and Destruction of Every Drone Entering Its Airspace, PM Michal Says

NATO Transport Flights Surge at Poland’s Rzeszów Hub as Russia Warns of Legitimate Targets

Ukraine War on G7 Agenda in Evian, France Has Invited Kyiv, Rubio Says

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