Head of State Duma defense committee says Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada and Zelensky’s office don’t qualify as ‘decision-making centers’ Russia has threatened to strike

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Russia’s State Duma passes law allowing assets of emigrated Russians to be frozen over offenses ‘against the interests of the Russian Federation’ Baltic states turn to Ukraine for help building bomb shelters One person killed in Russian strike on Odesa Court orders seizure of assets belonging to former Deputy Defense Minister Ruslan Tsalikov and his family Russia’s Foreign Ministry tells diplomats to evacuate Kyiv. ‘The EU is not going anywhere,’ says bloc’s ambassador to Ukraine. Putin gives himself authority to deploy the army to protect Russian citizens abroad Russia threatens to strike ‘decision-making centers’ in Kyiv Report: Three candidates are being discussed to succeed Nabiullina as Russia’s central bank chief. Her term expires in 2027. Russia to ban civilian flights below 5,100 meters in Moscow air zone starting in early June FSB says ship arriving at Russian port from Belgium was found to have sea mines attached to its hull At Cannes, director Andrey Zvyagintsev urges Putin to ‘put an end to this carnage.’ The Kremlin says he has ‘no right to speak.’ Russian Orthodox Church Metropolitan Hilarion detained in Czech Republic. Police found ‘four small containers of a white substance’ in his car. Kazakhstan will not enforce ruling allowing Ukraine’s Naftogaz to collect $1.4 billion from Russia’s Gazprom, Justice Minister says Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Yaroslavl region. Belgorod loses power and water after missile attack. Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya arrives in Kyiv on her first official visit Russia bans sales of wines and brandies from three Armenian companies Apple removed 1,213 apps at Russia’s internet regulator’s request in 2025 Russia launched a deadly weekend attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region. See the aftermath. Hungary reverses course on ICC withdrawal and reinstates ban on agricultural imports from Ukraine Head of state-owned VTB bank says Russians should be ‘satisfied’ with their economy, tells sex joke about 80-year-old man Four-time Olympic medalist Evgeni Plushenko once slammed athletes who ‘turn their back’ on Russia. Now his teenage son will skate for Azerbaijan. You already know Russia’s Max messenger spies on users. You probably don’t know just how many surveillance tools it hides, including even a neural network for eavesdropping. Kyiv dismisses Russia’s claim that Ukrainian forces bombed a college in occupied Luhansk Bill that would punish Russians abroad for ‘offenses against Russia’s interests’ advances to second reading 13-year-old boy in Russia accused of ‘LGBT promotion’ faces possible transfer to school for juvenile offenders Kyiv says war has reached a pivotal moment; Ukraine is ‘holding the line’ as pressure on Moscow grows ‘No fuel — none at all.’ Independent gas stations in Russia face gasoline shortage after Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries Putin says six killed, nearly 40 wounded in strike on college in self-proclaimed ‘LNR,’ orders Russia’s Defense Ministry to prepare a response Report: St. Petersburg State University orders staff and students to use Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max Russia’s Institute of Philosophy raided over fraud case tied to Aristotle translation project — the institute had previously been accused of disloyalty to the Kremlin. Putin’s approval rating keeps falling. Mid-May marked his worst numbers in a year. Ukrainian drones strike Yaroslavl. All four Moscow airports temporarily restricted operations because of the drone threat. 35 students injured in strike on college in Russian-occupied part of Ukraine’s Luhansk region Moscow lawyer who defended ‘Bolotnaya Square’ defendants detained on fraud charges Russian strike on Dnipro wounds at least 14, damages two apartment buildings Two Muslim clerics arrested in Russia amid confusing, unconfirmed reports of wider crackdown Moscow pulls up artificial lavender from Lubyanka Square after public backlash Report: Russia clears son of Olympic legend Evgeni Plushenko to compete for Azerbaijan One of Russia’s largest oil refineries partially shuts down after Ukrainian drone strike Ukrainian drone kills three Russian Railways workers at rail station Russia delays plans to charge users for international traffic — including VPN use Putin and Lukashenko hold joint nuclear forces exercise Kazakhstan court authorizes enforcement of $1.4 billion arbitration ruling against Gazprom in favor of Ukraine’s Naftogaz The Kremlin says it sees no fuel shortage risk from Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries. Residents of one Russian city have already complained that gas stations have run out of gasoline. Ukraine’s Security Service conducts ‘enhanced inspections’ of residents in regions bordering Belarus Another drone enters Latvian airspace. Train service suspended along the border with Russia and Belarus. Putin met with Xi Jinping in Beijing. The leaders signed dozens of documents but failed to agree on the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline construction timeline or the price of Russian gas. Two schools in Russia ban students from wearing clothing with foreign-language inscriptions Russia’s Defense Ministry says troops delivered nuclear munitions to Belarus as part of exercises Ukraine strikes Rosneft oil refinery in Russia, sparking major fire. Two killed. Lithuania’s foreign minister says NATO could ‘level’ Russia’s military bases in Kaliningrad. Moscow threatens nuclear retaliation. Zelensky’s friend and businessman Timur Mindich sues him over sanctions decree Vadim Pokrovsky, academic who led Russia’s fight against AIDS, dies at 71 China extends visa-free entry for Russians through end of 2027 Lithuania declares alert over drone approaching from Belarus. Vilnius residents shelter. Airport halts operations for an hour. Russian strike on Dnipro kills two people, wounds six others Ukrainian drones strike Lukoil refinery in Russia Putin meets with Xi Jinping in Beijing Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev’s first feature in nearly a decade, ‘Minotaur,’ premieres at Cannes Latvia summons Russian diplomat over Moscow’s claim that Ukraine plans drone strikes from Baltic territory TikTok bans wave of bloggers, some with millions of followers, over ads for Russian drone assembly college Former Tatler Russia editor-in-chief, jailed for extorting Rostec chief, has been released from prison 20-year Duma veteran among two to quit United Russia’s Smolensk primary in quick succession Masked men armed with sledgehammers storm a Moscow newspaper’s building, looking for a nonprofit linked to Putin’s daughter ‘Maybe Putin isn’t even being told about this?’ Muscovites in two bombed districts react to Ukraine’s drone strikes. Reuters: About 200 Russian troops secretly trained in China, the first known case since the war began Ukraine apologizes to Estonia after drone enters its airspace and is shot down by NATO fighter jets Estonian military shoots down Ukrainian drone for the first time after it enters the country’s airspace Ruble leads world currencies in gains against dollar. That’s cutting into revenues for Russian exporters and the state budget. Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service claims Ukraine is planning to launch drones from Latvian territory. ‘Russia lies again,’ Riga responds. Russian Communist Party lawmaker says the country’s economy ‘won’t survive’ a prolonged war Residents of a Russian neighborhood, where a school has gone unbuilt for five years, ask China’s President Xi Jinping for help Russia’s Defense Ministry announces start of nuclear drills with live launches of ballistic and cruise missiles Euroclear rejects Moscow ruling seeking massive damages, keeps Russian assets frozen ‘Game over’ graffiti appears outside Russian residential building struck by drone. Two days later, it was painted over. Prosecutors find no evidence that political prisoner Azat Miftakhov was tortured in prison, but the medical examination wasn’t conducted until two weeks after he reported the abuse Former Russian lawmaker Magomed Gadzhiyev is sentenced in absentia to life in prison for murder and corporate raiding War and sanctions have cut Russia’s nonstop flight network to about 30 countries this summer — fewer than during the Iron Curtain era Russian Orthodox priests hold procession to ward off Ukrainian drones, calling the attacks an ‘affliction’ Ukraine hit Moscow with its biggest drone attack since the start of the war. Russian national TV networks all but ignored it. Russian soldiers who want out of the war are deserting and turning themselves in, hoping for prison time. Some are hiring lawyers to make it happen. A bankrupt entrepreneur climbed onto the imperial throne at the Hermitage museum and threatened staff with a knife while demanding Putin’s attention Kremlin spokesman complains of ‘unrelenting drone strikes by Ukraine’s forces against civilian targets.’ He made no mention of the attack on Moscow. ‘Propaganda uses me now in both directions,’ says Russian archaeologist freed in prisoner exchange A 14-year-old girl vanished in Russia after a drone strike burned her family’s home to the ground. Her body was never found. Belarus begins drills on combat use of nuclear weapons Unmarried partners of deceased Russian soldiers sue over denial of benefits and payments Online grocery sales growth in Russia slowed sharply in early 2026. Mobile internet outages are partly to blame. Bail posted for Andriy Yermak, former Ukrainian presidential chief of staff. He has been released from pretrial detention. International Gymnastics Federation lifts ban on Russian athletes competing under national flag and anthem Russia strikes Dnipro with missiles, injuring 18 Report: Russian state TV channels played down scale of Ukraine’s strike on Moscow Moscow synagogue invites congregants to appear in Stalin TV series. Casting call seeks ‘Jews by nationality or of Jewish appearance.’ Moscow and Moscow Region — after unprecedented Ukrainian strikes. Photos and video Crashed Ukrainian drone found in Lithuania Drone strikes residential building in Russia’s Belgorod, injuring nine A mother in Russia’s Irkutsk region filmed herself sexually abusing her six-year-old son. Child welfare authorities removed all five children from her home. Russia’s Supreme Court proposes reducing prison sentences for large-scale drug possession without intent to distribute Putin eases path to Russian citizenship for residents of Moldovan breakaway republic Transnistria Two St. Petersburg men sentenced to 15 and 16 years for plot to poison food supplies bound for fighters in ‘Espanyola’ Russian paramilitary brigade

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