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Russian representative says IAEA oversight is essential for UK uranium shipments to Ukraine
Russia's Permanent Representative in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, stated that the UK's supply of enriched uranium to Ukraine should take place under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards. Ulyanov said that existing control mechanisms are sufficient and that no issues have arisen so far.
China expands retaliation tools against US and EU sanctions
Beijing has enacted new regulations against foreign sanctions, putting multinational companies in a difficult position. Foreign firms now face the risk of Chinese sanctions for allegedly threatening supply chains or exercising improper extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski claims Russia is preparing a provocation in Poland
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski announced they have reliable information about Russia planning a provocation on Polish soil. He claimed Moscow is conducting a hybrid war against Poland and France, targeting critical infrastructure.
Russian actor Burkovskiy's New York school halves prices, sees no interest
Course prices at the acting school opened by Russian actor Andrey Burkovskiy in the US have dropped by 51%, but the school’s website and social media accounts show no significant interest.
Ukrainian army ordered to mine border ponds in Chernihiv region, Russian sources claim
Russian security sources claimed that the Ukrainian command ordered the mining of water sources in the border area to force pro-Russian civilians to leave the region.
Russia opposes Baltic states becoming bargaining chips in the West's anti-Russian geopolitical games
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said Moscow does not want the Baltic states to be militarized and turned into 'cheap cannon fodder' in the Anglo-Saxons' anti-Russian maneuvers.
US-Iran clashes halt maritime traffic in Strait of Hormuz, global energy supply at risk
Mutual attacks between the US and Iran have nearly halted ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, the lifeline of global oil trade. Analysts warn that a prolonged disruption could push oil prices up by $10-15 in the coming weeks.
Ukrainian drones attack homes, vehicles and businesses in Belgorod region
The Belgorod region operational headquarters reported that Ukrainian drones attacked settlements in the region causing material damage but no casualties.
Russian court postpones blogger Lerchek's residence address hearing and money laundering case to July 13
The Moscow Gagarinsky Court postponed the hearing on a change of residence address for blogger Valeriya Chekalina (Lerchek), who is undergoing cancer treatment, to July 13. The court will also consider restarting the money laundering case against Chekalina involving over 251 million rubles.
Court in Russia upholds 300,000 ruble compensation for woman detained over faulty passport
The Primorsky Regional Court in Vladivostok rejected the Interior Ministry's appeal and upheld the decision to pay 298,471 rubles in compensation to a woman detained abroad due to a faulty passport.
Turkish government denies claim that S-400s were sold to a Gulf country
Hürriyet newspaper reported that Turkey sold Russian-made S-400 air defense systems to the United Arab Emirates or Qatar and that an official statement could come today. However, a Turkish government source denied the report, stating that these claims are not true.
Ukraine calls for urgent action to begin Patriot missile production under US license
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said that technical teams must start work immediately after the US agreed to grant a production license for the Patriot air defense system. However, a Defense Ministry advisor warned that setting up a domestic production line could take months.
Kremlin says Russia protects its interests in response to Trump’s Patriot license offer
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia has taken all necessary steps after US President Donald Trump said he could grant Ukraine a production license for Patriot air defense systems.
Italy expels Russian military attachés in Rome over espionage allegations
The Italian government has decided to expel two military attachés at the Russian Embassy in Rome, accusing them of espionage. Russia's Foreign Ministry announced it would give an "appropriate response" to the decision.
Kremlin calls US policy of escalating tensions a misconception
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov assessed as a misconception the view expressed in Ankara that 'escalation brings peace closer.' Peskov described Washington's talk of peace efforts while continuing arms shipments to Kiev as duplicity.
Ukrainian drones strike Russian oil facilities and tankers, deepening energy crisis for Europe
Ukraine's drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure continue. Oil depots in Tver and Stavropol and two tankers in the Sea of Azov were targeted, causing a fuel crisis in many Russian regions.
Russian media criticizes China's drone part sales to Ukraine as pragmatism
Russian press reports that Chinese companies sold drone components to Ukraine, and these parts were used in attacks on Russian oil refineries. Russian experts describe Beijing's approach as 'rigid pragmatism'.
Severe wind warning issued in Moscow, tornado claims officially denied
Alexander Golubev, an official from the Russian Hydrometeorological Center, stated that winds in the capital could reach 15-20 meters per second on Friday, but that the necessary conditions for tornado formation are not present.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak calls for strict oversight of fuel supplies to northern regions
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that, amid fuel shortages in the domestic market, shipments to the country's northern regions must be kept under special control and decisions must be taken promptly.
Russia's budget deficit rises to 5.7 trillion rubles in first half of 2026
According to Russian Finance Ministry data, the federal budget posted a deficit of 5.7 trillion rubles in the first six months of 2026. The deficit, which widened due to front-loaded spending, was also driven by a decline in oil and gas revenues.

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