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🔥🇺🇦 Zelensky: Ordered our intelligence and army to work ahead of schedule on those objects that the Russians are using to scale up the war. Now the Russian leadership is pulling more air defenses to Moscow, to Valdai, and to Putin's bridge across the Kerch Strait - at the expense of air defenses in other directions. They have pulled hundreds of launchers for the S-400, S-500, and Pantsir systems to the Moscow region alone. Almost 90 air defense launchers have been pulled to Valdai from other regions of Russia, and a special air defense division is still being formed there to protect the peace of the Russian leadership. For comparison: in all other directions in Russia, in their other cities, there are now several launchers. Such are the priorities. Already in more than 60 Russian regions there is a shortage of fuel, there is also a sharp increase in the price of gasoline, diesel fuel, if they are available, of course. Russian special services are even proposing to postpone or even cancel the ritual of electing United Russia to the State Duma: their next mock election was scheduled for September, and now we see from intelligence reports that Russia is not confident in the processes for September. Many difficulties, and only because Putin refuses to end his war and does not hear our proposals for a meeting, proposals for real negotiations and a decent peace.

📊🇺🇦🇵🇱 90% of Ukrainians seek constructive dialogue with Poland on historical disputes, - KIIS poll The majority (57%) share the pragmatic view that each nation can have its heroes and other nations should not interfere. Another 33% expect that through joint commissions of historians, not politicians, a consensus view can be reached.

Near Orenburg, two key Russian Federation plants were hit: the attack involved the Russian underground "Black Spark," — General Staff The Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and the only helium plant in the RF were targeted. The distance is over 1200 km from the line of combat contact. A fire was recorded on the territory of the enterprises. Notably, the Orenburg GPP is one of the world's largest gas chemical complexes, commissioned in 1974. The facility's capacity is 45 billion cubic meters of gas per year; the plant accounts for 60% of all gas processed by Gazprom Pererabotka.

Satellite imagery has emerged showing the aftermath of AFU strikes on temporarily occupied Crimea and the surrounding areas. The images reveal damage to key logistics routes used to resupply the occupying forces - specifically the bridges in Henichesk and Chongar, as well as fires at oil facilities. A smoke screen used to camouflage the Kerch Bridge is also visible.

❗️Retransmitters used to correct strikes on Ukraine from the territory of Belarus have ceased operation, — Zelenskyy The President stated that as of June 22, the retransmitters on the territory of Belarus, which were used by Russians, are no longer working. According to Zelenskyy, it is currently unknown whether these systems have been dismantled. «Whether they dismantled them or not, I don't know yet. But we are working on this, I am following very closely and receive reports daily.»

❗️President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said more Russians are questioning the war, adding that Ukraine has submitted negotiation proposals and is preparing further international steps to push for its end 📷: Official Internet Representation of the President of Ukraine

New footage from the June 18 attack on Moscow shows Ukrainian drones, including jet-powered Bars UAVs, pushing through Russian air defenses at close range. Ukraine’s commander-in-chief Syrskyi said today: “More to come.” #Ukraine

Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces hit the main power substation of Sevastopol with seven accurate strikes. The facility distributed electricity from the Balaklava thermal power plant. Much of the temporarily-occupied City of Sevastopol is without power. #CrimeaIsUkraine

⚡️Update: SBU, special forces confirm strikes on Crimea airfields, Russian helium plant. Ukraine struck Russian air defense systems and military airfield infrastructure in occupied Crimea, alongside strategic industrial facilities in Russia's Orenburg Oblast, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Special Operations Forces (SSO) announced on June 24. kyivindependent.com/crimea-power-p…

A russian soldier called “Grom” raped Alisa Kovalenko for four days. Before that, they beat her. They threatened to cut off her fingers and her teeth. They promised they would get to her parents, and to her boyfriend. She was 27 – a documentary filmmaker who had come to Donetsk Oblast to film the beginning of Russia’s war. A taxi driver turned her in. Her partner, the French producer Stéphane Siohan, raised the alarm in the media. The public attention saved her. She was released. She carried what happened alone for more than a year before she could say it out loud – and then became one of the first women in Ukraine to say it anyway. Russia expected that to break her. In 2022, when they came back for the rest of the country, Kovalenko first got the heroes of her unfinished film to safety. Then she volunteered for the front – a mother of a small son, serving as an assault infantry soldier. She put it as simply as it can be put: “When you see even one form of Russian evil, you understand that it must be stopped at any cost.” They wanted a victim. They got a soldier. Source: Ukrainska Pravda

Four people were killed and six others injured in a Russian airstrike on Zaporizhzhia. Russian forces reportedly launched nine guided aerial bombs (KABs) at the city, according to regional authorities.

Satellite imagery from June 19 shows fresh damage at the Moscow refinery. At least two tanks burned out completely, another was heavily damaged, and two more show visible signs of fire or impact. A bitumen production area, including the loading rack for bitumen trucks, was also likely partly burned, while technical racks suffered serious damage. #Russia

The Kapotnya refinery in Moscow, Russia, has suspended all operations. The annual production of 12 million tons in oil products has stopped working Russia's capital. Source of pic: TG / Exilenova

We have so much videos of Ukrainian 🇺🇦 middle-strikes now that Magyar is posting nearly one per day, not counting other units. We can easily estimate that more than 100 mid-range strikes are happening everyday in Russia's rear with at least 10 trucks hit a day (minimum)...

Ukraine's @usf_army operators struck gas infrastructure in occupied Crimea overnight, the bridge over the Henichesk Strait, and fuel and military logistics in occupied territories.

Ukrainian defenders launched a drone attack on the temporarily-occupied city of Kerch in Crimea, likely hitting the oil transshipment terminal that supplies the russian fascist invaders. Enemy air defence systems are as degraded and ineffective in Crimea as they are in Moscow.

Ukraine launched a missile strike on Russian air defense positions near Belgorod yesterday morning. #Russia

Ukrainian drones reportedly struck the Tyumen Oil Refinery deep inside Russia overnight. The facility is located more than 2,000 kilometers (1,240 miles) from the Ukrainian border, highlighting Kyiv’s growing ability to target strategic infrastructure far beyond the front lines.

Сили оборони атакували Тюмєнський НПЗ, розташований за 2000 км від України. Місцеві мешканці повідомляють про щонайменше два вибухи. Перед цим у місті було оголошено дронову безпеку, а сам завод екстрено скидав тиск в системі. Проєктна потужність переробки підприємства становить від 7,5 до 9 мільйонів тонн сирої нафти на рік.

Показываю масквичам как выглядит уничтоженный вами, на ваши деньги, с вашей поддержкой, из-за вашего безразличия – украинский Бахмут. Бумеранг уже летит. Война возвращается туда откуда пришла. Наслаждайтесь.