The death toll from a nighttime Ukrainian attack on the Republic of Crimea has increased to four, according to Governor Sergey Aksyonov, who earlier reported three fatalities and two injuries.
Three civilians were killed and two injured in a Ukrainian overnight attack on Crimea, according to regional leader Sergey Aksyonov. He stated that authorities would provide all necessary assistance to those affected.
Kremlin states EU/US inaction forced Russia's 'special military operation,' now deemed direct participation in war. NATO reconnaissance flights near Kaliningrad continue, while FIVB lifts sanctions on Russia. Tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz amid US naval deployment and Iranian threats, with Trump warning of swift US victory in conflict with Iran. Drone attacks target Russian gas infrastructure.
Crimea has suspended fuel sales to individuals and businesses starting June 21, with fuel now only available to government agencies ensuring the region's vital functions and security. Regional head Sergey Aksyonov urged calm and reliance on official information sources.
A Ukrainian drone struck a Moscow-Simferopol passenger train in Crimea, killing the assistant driver and injuring the driver. Passengers were unharmed and are being transported by bus.
Drone attacks in Crimea and Russian regions resulted in 4 deaths and 10 injuries. Air defenses intercepted 272 Ukrainian UAVs, with incidents reported in Simferopol, Sevastopol, and the Bryansk region.
