Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,195 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here, things stand on Tuesday, June 3:

Fighting

• Ukrainian officials said at least five people were killed by Fighting and bombing Along the front line of the war in eastern Ukraine, which is mostly occupied by Russia.
• The Ukrainian bombing and drone attacks led the main infrastructure in the Russian -occupied areas in southeastern Ukraine to discounts in all the Zaburisia region, according to the Russian officials installed there.
• The similar attacks were damaged by electric sub -stations in the neighboring area of ​​Jiusson, which led to the loss of power of 100,000 residents and 150 cities and villages, according to the Russian officials.
• However, there was no effect on the nuclear power plant in Ukraine, the largest nuclear facility in Europe, according to Russian officials who occupy the site. The station is currently in the closing position.

cease-fire

• Little Little was held during talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials in Istanbul, but the two sides agreed to this Mobilization of thousands of prisoners The remains of 6000 soldiers are dead. The deal will also include all the injured soldiers between the ages of 18 and 25.
• Russia has put a note in talks to end its war on Ukraine. Conditions include the Ukrainian forces that withdraw from the four regions that Russia included in September 2022, but the Russian forces failed to fully capture the war mobilization efforts and freeze Western weapons.
• The Russian document also suggests that Ukraine finish martial law and hold elections, after which the two countries can sign a comprehensive peace treaty.

• Ukraine should also abandon its attempt to join NATO, put restrictions on the size of its armed forces and recognize Russian as an official language of the country on an equal footing with Ukrainian, according to the reminder.
• Ukraine – who has previously rejected all demands by Moscow – said it would spend next week reviewing the memo and suggested another round of talks between 20 and 30 June.
• The White House said that US President Donald Trump was “open” for a triple summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zellinsky.
• The Chief of Staff Zellinski said in a post on a telegram after talks that he did not believe that Moscow wanted to stop the shooting. “The Russians do everything so that they do not stop shooting and continue the war. New sanctions are now very important,” he wrote.

Penalties

• The US Senate said that it will start working on other rounds of sanctions against Russia and secondary sanctions for its commercial partners if peace talks continue in the situation.
• Possible sanctions include 500 percent of customs tariffs for countries that buy Russian exports, including oil, gas and uranium. The customs tariff will strike India and China, the largest customer in Moscow energy.
• The majority of the US Senate John Thun said that Senators “are ready to provide President Trump with any tools he needs to obtain Russia to finally come to the table in a real way.”