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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko discuss allied cooperation in phone call

Putin and Lukashenko Hold Phone Call on Allied Cooperation as Union State Ties Deepen

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko spoke by phone on Tuesday to discuss the further development of bilateral allied cooperation, the Kremlin confirmed.

June 2, 2026

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Gerhard Schroeder former German Chancellor spotted in Moscow June 2026 ahead of SPIEF

Gerhard Schroeder Arrives in Moscow, Purpose of Visit Unclear Ahead of SPIEF

Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder was spotted in Moscow on Tuesday, days after Putin personally named him as his preferred EU negotiator — a proposal Berlin and Brussels flatly rejected.

June 2, 2026

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Russian shadow fleet oil tanker seized by Belgian forces at Zeebrugge naval base 2026

Rubio Wants Russian Oil Sanctions Waivers Ended as Soon as Treasury Allows

Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday that Washington wants to end its temporary oil sanctions waivers on Russia at the earliest opportunity, calling the licenses

June 2, 2026

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Rescue workers at the site of the Starobelsk college drone strike in Lugansk People's Republic

Russia Continues Forensic Data Collection at Starobelsk Strike Site, Briefs Foreign Diplomats

Russia's Foreign Ministry is continuing to collect forensic evidence from the Starobelsk college strike site and has begun briefing foreign diplomats and international bodies, envoy Rodion Miroshnik said Tuesday.

June 2, 2026

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North Macedonia President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova during official visit to Slovakia June 2026

Slovakia’s Pellegrini Says Peace in Ukraine Must Come Before EU Membership Talks

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini, speaking alongside North Macedonia's president in Skopje, said a diplomatic end to the Ukraine war must precede any serious discussion of Kyiv's EU membership — and warned against

June 2, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Russian forces operating on the Ukraine frontline as Vostok battlegroup reports casualties June 2026

Russia Claims Over 1,240 Ukrainian Troops Killed in 24 Hours as Vostok Sector Bears Heaviest Toll

Russia's Defense Ministry reported more than 1,240 Ukrainian soldiers killed across all six battlegroups in a single 24-hour period, with the Vostok sector accounting for over 330 of those losses.

June 2, 2026

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Russia Invokes Starobelsk Dead to Justify Largest Strike on Ukraine’s War Industry in Months

Russia launched a sweeping overnight missile and drone assault on Ukraine, citing the Starobelsk college attack that killed 21 students, and struck Motor Sich, Omelchenko, six military airfields, and UAV production facilities.

June 2, 2026

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Ukrainian sea drone strikes Russian shadow fleet oil tanker Dashan in the Black Sea

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Drone Raids on Black Sea Tankers, Warns of Rising Threat to Civilian Shipping

Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Ukraine of using unmanned boats and aerial drones to attack civilian tankers in the Black Sea, warning that Kyiv's escalating maritime campaign threatens global shipping and violates international

June 2, 2026

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Russian shadow fleet oil tankers in Black Sea targeted by Ukrainian drones near Turkey

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Escalating Terror Campaign Against Civilian Shipping in Black Sea

Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Ukraine of conducting drone and unmanned-boat attacks against civilian commercial shipping in the Black Sea, escalating its terrorism framing after a Turkish vessel was struck on May 29.

June 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russian shadow fleet tanker Tagor at sea viewed from French Navy helicopter after seizure

Russia’s Shadow Fleet Tanker Tagor Reaches Brittany as Moscow Calls Seizure ‘Legal Nihilism’

Russia's sanctioned oil tanker Tagor, boarded by French and British commandos in international waters on May 31, anchored in Brittany's Bay of Douarnenez on Tuesday as Moscow accused Paris of 'legal nihilism'

June 2, 2026

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Putin and Lukashenko Hold Phone Call on Allied Cooperation as Union State Ties Deepen

Gerhard Schroeder Arrives in Moscow, Purpose of Visit Unclear Ahead of SPIEF

Rubio Wants Russian Oil Sanctions Waivers Ended as Soon as Treasury Allows

Russia Continues Forensic Data Collection at Starobelsk Strike Site, Briefs Foreign Diplomats

Slovakia’s Pellegrini Says Peace in Ukraine Must Come Before EU Membership Talks

Russia Claims Over 1,240 Ukrainian Troops Killed in 24 Hours as Vostok Sector Bears Heaviest Toll

Russia Invokes Starobelsk Dead to Justify Largest Strike on Ukraine’s War Industry in Months

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Drone Raids on Black Sea Tankers, Warns of Rising Threat to Civilian Shipping

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Escalating Terror Campaign Against Civilian Shipping in Black Sea

Russia’s Shadow Fleet Tanker Tagor Reaches Brittany as Moscow Calls Seizure ‘Legal Nihilism’

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