Stories from Ukraine

Russian monthly territorial gains have slipped into negative for the first time since 2023, according to DeepState reports. Russia's territorial gains have reportedly reversed or become negative.

Ukraine's military intelligence chief stated that negotiation processes are ongoing, though not entirely public. He maintains his opinion that the process is not at a dead end, suggesting continued diplomatic efforts.

Russian forces captured approximately 14 km² of territory in May, marking one of the lowest rates of advance since 2023. The number of assaults increased by 37.5% during the same period.

Shabunin alleged that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is actively working to ensure the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) remains capable only of political persecution. This claim suggests concerns about the independence and function of the SBI.

The European Commission lost its mission to assess Ukraine's friendship status. The Vice President of the United States stated he would discuss Ukraine with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) has sent documents to the Prosecutor General requesting the extradition of Mindich.

Ukraine is turning to the Middle East for assistance as aid from the United States and European Union slows. Russia claims Ukraine violated the Easter ceasefire over 1,900 times. Germany and Ukraine have signed military agreements and contracts for Patriot missiles.

A 20-year-old Serbian man has admitted to fighting on the side of Ukraine.

Military enlistment officers in Ukraine allegedly sprayed gas at a car carrying a pregnant woman. This comes amid ongoing efforts to bolster Ukraine's military. The nature of the alleged gas usage and its context are under investigation. The exact nature of these accusations and the alleged use of gas are unclear. The source did not specify the type of gas or the context of its alleged use. This accusation comes amid broader discussions about draft procedures. Officials involved in Russia's military draft are facing accusations of using gas. Reports suggest that some officials may have accepted bribes or engaged in other illicit activities. The accusations could impact military readiness and public trust.

In Odessa, Ukraine, TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) workers reportedly broke a man's leg during mobilization efforts.