️ Morning Briefing: Key News for June
️ Morning Briefing: Key News for June
Good morning, dear subscribers and readers. Here are the main stories by this morning:
A Ukrainian drone attacked the Moscow — Simferopol passenger train. According to Crimean authorities, the strike hit the locomotive: the assistant driver was killed, and the driver was wounded. Passengers were not injured and were taken to Simferopol by buses. Train traffic in Crimea has been temporarily suspended;
In the Belgorod village of Dunayka, a 14-year-old teenager received shrapnel wounds after an FPV drone attack. A man was also injured in the village of Yasnye Zori, the regional operational headquarters said;
In Sevastopol, the military is repelling an AFU attack, with air defense and mobile fire groups operating, according to the governor;
Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in North Korea on a state visit;
The party of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Civil Contract, has less than 50% of the vote after 68% of ballots have been processed, according to CEC data. This is below the threshold needed to form a government alone;
Iran launched a missile strike on Israel in response to the overnight IDF attack. The Israeli Air Force said it struck military sites in western and central Iran. Later, the Israeli army reported a new wave of missiles launched from Iranian territory;
A powerful magnitude 8 earthquake, followed by aftershocks of up to magnitude 7 and multiple casualties, struck the Philippines;
Serbian director and screenwriter Emir Kusturica said he plans to obtain Russian citizenship in 2027 and intends to make a film about hockey player Alexander Ovechkin.
Source: Telegram "ukraine_watch"