Russia’s War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,222 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here is how things stand on Monday, June 30:

Fighting

• Russia has launched the largest air attack on Ukraine since the beginning of its large -scale invasion overnight, which led to a total of 537 air weapons, including 477 drones, cats and 60 missiles, according to the Ukrainian Air Force.
• The Ukrainian forces intercepted 475 weapons, but the army said that the first Lieutenant is a pilot killing “During” the “huge enemy attack.”
• The Associated Press News Agency reported that at least four others were killed in the air strikes, in the areas of Jacon, Correxif, Denipopterrovsovs, and Costantinvka, citing local officials.
• The air attacks were also far -reaching, as they targeted areas like LVIV, in the far west, where a drone attack caused a large fire in an industrial facility in the city of Dreuhubish, and cut off electricity into parts of the area.
• Poland said that it had stood by planes, along with other NATO countries, to ensure the safety of the Polish airspace during the attack. The leadership said that none of the Russian missiles entered Poland’s airspace.
• In addition, two people were killed by the Russian bombing, including a 70 -year -old woman who was found under the rubble of a nine -storey building in the Zaburisia area.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense said that it had intercepted three Ukrainian drones overnight, and claimed control of the village of Novoccroccinka in the Donetsk area, which is partially occupied.
• The news agency RIA Novosti said that a person was killed by a Ukrainian drone in part of the Luhansk region in Ukraine, while the ruler of Russia Corsc Acting said that two people were injured in a Ukrainian attack on the border area.

arms

• Ukraine President Voludmir Zelinski said the air attacks highlight the need for more support from the United States and their western allies to enhance air defenses in the country.
• He also signed a decree with the withdrawal of Ukraine from Ottawa Agreement The ban on the production and use of Persian control mines, saying that Russia was never a party to the treaty “and is used as an anti -theft mines with the utmost irony.”
• Roman Kostenko, the chief Ukrainian lawmaker, said the parliamentary approval is still necessary to withdraw from the treaty. He said that the legislators would make a vote on the movement.
• The Ukraine Foreign Ministry also said that the country “made a difficult political decision, but it is necessary to stop the implementation of unrelated obligations under the Ottawa Agreement” because it led to a “asymmetric feature” of Russia.

Politics and diplomacy

• American Senator Lindsay Graham told ABC News that the country’s conference will start voting on new Russian sanctions after President Donald Trump told him, “It is time to transfer your bill.”
• Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told government television that European countries will feel the consequences of imposing More sanctions on Russia. He said: “The more dangerous the sanctions package, which I repeat, we consider illegal, the more serious is the apostasy from a pistol to the shoulder. This is a double -edged sword.”
• Russian espionage chief Sergey Narishkin said in statements published on Sunday that he spoke to the Director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, and that they agreed to contact each other at any time.