Russia’s War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,218 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here are the main events on the 1218 day of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is how things stand on Thursday, June 26:

Fighting

• The mayor of the city, Sergey Sobianin, said that the Russian air defense units destroyed two birds targeting Moscow, Sergey Sobianin. Fanoukovo International Airport in Moscow commented the departures and expatriates in response to the threat, and news agencies quoted Rosavias’ monitoring as saying. The restrictions were in place for some time in airports along the Volga River.

• The ruler of the Russian region in Foreonz, which borders Ukraine, reported that more than 40 Ukrainian drones have been destroyed throughout the day.

• In the Russian region of Biannk, on the border, the regional ruler said that seven drones had been destroyed.

• The Russian Ministry of Defense said, in a report earlier in the evening, that 18 drones were destroyed over three hours in several areas that extend across central and southern Russia.

• The Russian forces took control of Yalta’s settlement in eastern Ukraine Donetsk areaThe state -run -off news agency, a martyr of the Ministry of Defense in Moscow.

Politics and diplomacy

• NATO allies pledge b Increased annual defense spending To a total of 5 percent of GDP (GDP) by 2035, amid the military threat to Russia, the military bloc through the Atlantic confirmed its commitment to collective defense, saying that “the attack on one of them is an attack on everyone.”

• US President Donald Trump said he will consider providing more national missiles that Ukraine needs to defend the escalation of Russian strikes, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin “must end that war.”

• Trump also said he would talk to Putin “soon” about ending the war. The correspondents also told it that Putin could have regional ambitions outside Ukraine.

• Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski said he discussed with Trump the potential joint production of drones during their meeting on the sidelines of the NATO summit.

• Ukraine and the Human Rights Council in Europe signed an agreement that constitutes the basis for a special court aimed at bringing senior Russian officials justice for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. An agreement on this issue has been signed by Zelinski and the Secretary -General of the Secretary -General of Europe Alan Perest at the council headquarters in Strasbourg.

• After signing the agreement in Strasbourg, Zellinski said that “strong political and legal courage” is required to ensure justice between all the Russian “criminal war”, including Russian President Putin.

• In an interview, the Secretary -General of the coalition said in an interview that the entire NATO, including the United States, is “fully committed” to preserving Ukraine in combating the invasion of Russia.

• Putin will not travel to the summit of the Brexes next week in Brazil because of Distinguished arrest order The Kremlin Policy Assistant in Foreign Policy, issued against him by the International Criminal Court.

• Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said that the European Union has evolved into an enemy of Russia that constitutes a direct threat to its security, and Moscow is now opposed to Ukraine joining the commercial and political bloc.

• German Defense Secretary Boris Peporius stressed the importance of the United States as a partner in the Ukraine conflict and said that the allies are working to prevent Washington from losing interest, in comments on the broadcaster ARD.