Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,204 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main events per day 1,204 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here things stand on Thursday, June 12:

Fighting

• Ukrainian officials said a nine -minute attack of Russian drones over the second largest city in Ukraine in the middle of the night killed six people and wounded 64, including nine children.
• The Ukrainian army said it struck a major factory for Russian gunpowder in the West Dabouf area overnight, causing a fire on the site.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the Russian mechanical infantry units have arrived at the western border of the Donetsk region in Ukraine, along with the tanks department, continuing its attack against the neighboring Dniproprovsk region.
• The Ministry of Defense said on Wednesday that Russian air defense systems destroyed 32 Ukrainian drones overnight. Half of the drones were dropped on the southern Foreonz region, while the rest was intercepted on Corsak, Timamov, Rostov and the Crimea.
• Kiev officials said that Ukraine brought the bodies of 1,212 soldiers killed in its war against Russia. The Kremlin said that Ukraine restored the bodies of 27 Russian soldiers.

Regional security

• The Russian Ministry of Defense said that Russia sent TU-22M3 Lingter Tu-22M3 aircraft on the Baltic Sea flight. June 1 The Ukrainian attack On Russian airbags in Siberia.
• Russia’s nuclear ability does not suffer from severe damage due to Ukrainian attacks on its airports, and the extent of the damage has been exaggerated.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking on government television, said 95 percent of the weapons in the Russian strategic nuclear forces were completely updated.

International relations

• Matthew Whitaker, the US ambassador to NATO, said that the attack of Ukrainian drones on Russian strategic bombers in the air boats earlier this month was “Bads” but also “a little reckless and slightly dangerous.”
• Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinski, who addresses a conference for southeastern European leaders in the Black Sea port in Odessa, said that Russia is determined to destroy his south of his country as well as nearby Moldova and Romania, as he called for increasing pressure on Moscow to prevent military threats.
• The friendly popular president in Kerbia Creamin Alexander Fuzic traveled to Odessa to the regional summit. This is the first time that the leader has visited Ukraine in 12 years of power.
• The Foreign Ministry of Finland said it summoned a Russian diplomat during a violation of a suspect on June 10 of the Finnish air field by Russian aircraft, which is the second event in less than three weeks.
• The Prime Minister in the country said that the European Commission did not provide the situation that the country faces if the country is coming out of Russian energy as planned, that Slovakia will not support the eighteenth package of the European Union against Russia unless the European Commission provides a solution to the situation that the country faces if the bloc comes out of Russian energy as planned.
• Goods imports in Germany from Russia decreased by 95 percent in the period 2021-2024, while goods exports to Russia were reduced by 72 percent, according to the country’s statistics office.
• The European Union as a whole reduced its imports from Russia by 78 percent and export by 65 percent on the same time frame, which led to a commercial deficit of 4.5 billion euros ($ 5.1 billion) in 2024 compared to 147.5 billion euros (170 billion dollars) in 2022.

Russian affairs

• A court in western Russia ruled that opposition politician Lev Shalosburg had arrested the House of Representatives for two months and faced unlimited restrictions on his activities “the reputation” of the Russian army after describing the war in Ukraine as a “bloody chess” game. He faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
• The Russian dissident, Leonid Volkov, a prominent ally of the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for publishing fake news about the war in Ukraine and “justifying terrorism”.