Analysts have declared the highest risk level of a nuclear strike since the Cold War; the Office of the President provided a list of weapons needed for success. Athletistic features yesterday’s major events.
The risk of a nuclear strike has increased over the decades
Experts from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) have released a report saying the risk of using nuclear weapons in the world has reached its highest level since the height of the Cold War – Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Western support for Kyiv increased tensions between the nine nuclear powers.
Analysts predict that if nuclear nations do not take immediate action, the global nuclear arsenal will grow in the coming years for the first time in decades.
Kyiv calls out what weapons the Armed Forces of Ukraine need to defeat the occupiers
Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the Office of the President, said that Ukraine needs thousands of pieces of military equipment to win the war with Russia, and called these weapons: 155 mm howitzer, MLRS, tanks, armored vehicle and drone.
In turn, the Pentagon responded that they were ready to provide Kyiv with everything necessary to protect the Ukrainian sovereign territory.
The OP presented two scenarios for ending the war
Ukrainian authorities are considering two possible options for ending the war. According to the first, or the minimum program, Russian troops withdrew from the positions they occupied on February 23, and Kyiv and Moscow began negotiations.
The second option, or the highest task: territorial integrity within the recognized international borders of Ukraine, the loss of Russia and its transformation.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces shot down another Russian fighter jet
In the Izaum area of the Kharkiv region, units of Ukraine’s anti-aircraft missile forces fired on one of two Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers that attacked Ukrainian military positions. The plane crashed into temporarily occupied territory. Confirming crew details.
Researchers calculate the income of the Russian Federation from the sale of energy resources during the war
The Center for Energy and Clean Air Research (CREA) calculates that during the 100 days of the war against Ukraine, Russia received 93 billion euros from energy exports. At the same time, the European Union remains Russia’s largest buyer of gas and oil – 61%, or 57 billion euros. China (12.6 billion euros), Germany (12.1 billion euros) and Italy (7.8 billion euros) are the leaders among the countries in exporting energy resources of the Russian Federation.
Police announced the number of criminal cases in the deaths of civilians at the hands of occupiers
The head of the National Police, Igor Klymenko, said that police are investigating criminal proceedings into the deaths of more than 12,000 Ukrainian civilians, 1,200 bodies, including those found in mass graves, have not yet been identified. Of the dead, about 75% were men, about 2% were children, and the rest were women.
Three communities were removed in the Donbas
The Ukrainian military in the Donetsk region liberated three villages from Russian occupation and moved the front line of 15 kilometers. According to the Joint Forces grouping, the Russians achieved some victory due to numerical superiority in artillery, but their troops were not motivated to fight.
The number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine reached 32.3 thousand
From February 24 to June 13, the total losses of personnel of Russian troops on the territory of Ukraine reached approximately 32,300 people (+150 per day). In addition, the defenders destroyed nearly ten thousand pieces of enemy military equipment, including 13 ships / boats, 178 helicopters and 213 aircraft.
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Source: korrespondent
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