- — Japan ready to restart dialogue on peace treaty with Russia when possible — envoy
- Akira Muto also recalled Russian President Vladimir Putin’s statement that Russia is ready to "build relations with Tokyo," noting that Japan is Moscow’s natural neighbor and partner
- — EU starts discussing 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions — MEP
- "Now the focus is on tightening controls, expanding secondary restrictions, and clarifying export and import controls," Tomas Zdechovsky said
- — Weapons supplied to Kiev by NATO may be used in battle right away — Rutte
- There are two sides to this - the logistics and financing, NATO secretary-general noted
- — Germany seeks to buy Typhon missile launchers from US — defense minister
- The range of these systems is significantly greater than those currently in service with European countries, Boris Pistorius said
- — Trump may sign executive order renaming soccer in US
- Most English-speaking countries refer to the sport as football, while in the United States, its official name is soccer
- — Germany, US preparing to supply Kiev with two Patriot systems — defense minister
- "However, we still need to clarify the remaining technical, logistical, and financial details," Boris Pistorius noted
- — US to supply Ukraine with surplus weapons — envoy to NATO
- The Pentagon will not need these systems, Matthew Whitaker noted
- — Rubio says Trump prioritizes talks for Ukraine settlement
- Earlier, US leader announced that Washington would continue transferring weapons and military equipment to Kiev if Europe agreed to pay for the supplies
- — US envoy to NATO expects Putin to respond to Trump's statements
- Russian leader is going to react to not only the United States weapons being readily available to the Ukrainians at Europe's expense, "he's also going to respond, obviously, to this tariff," Matthew Whitaker believes
- — Japan would welcome Putin-Trump meeting — envoy to Russia
- "A dialogue between the US and Russian leaders, is essential to stopping hostilities and establishing a just and lasting peace in Ukraine," Akira Muto said
- — Zelensky says Trump in a phone call told him about meeting with NATO’S Rutte
- "It is important that we have such good relations and NATO countries are trying to increase defense spending," Vladimir Zelensky said
- — Russia’s oceanographic vessel Admiral Vladimirsky calls at Venezuelan port
- "During the stay in Venezuela, the crew will replenish water, fuel and food supplies and perform a technical examination of the vessel. The Russian sailors will meet with their Venezuelan counterparts and go on sight-seeing trips," the Fleet's press service said
- — Aidar fighters present freeze of Sumy frontline as Ukraine’s victory — Russian officials
- "Reports that the fighting in Sumy has stopped does not have a basis in reality," a Russian law enforcement source stressed
- — NATO seeking to use Moldova not to let Russian forces liberate Odessa — expert
- NATO countries will push Chisinau to attack the Transnistrian Moldovan Republic where Russian peacekeepers are deployed, said political scientist Vladimir Karasev
- — SBU fears leaks of military sites geolocation by ex-president’s supporters
- The Ukrainian mass media reported earlier that officers of SBU did not allow Irina Gerashchenko, a member of Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada, or national parliament, with the Petr Poroshenko party, to visit the city of Romny in the Sumy Region
- — Former Austrian minister likens Pistorius to Goebbels
- Karin Kneissl was commenting after the German defense minister said in an interview with the Financial Times that German troops will be ready to kill Russian soldiers in the event of a war between the two countries
- — Washington may introduce sanctions, tariffs against Russian trade partners
- US President Donald Trump said Washington intends to set import tariffs of about 100% in respect of Russia and its trade partners if Moscow and Washington do not agree on settlement in Ukraine within fifty days
- — Trump’s statements on Russia, Ukraine part of his negotiating strategy — expert
- According to Nikolay Novik, anything the US president says going forward will not be decisive for the conflict
- — Flying laboratory with VK-800 engine completed test flight
- The VK-800 engine demonstrated stable operation and all the systems functioned normally, test engineers said in conclusion of the first flight
- — Record-breaking Indian centenarian runner dies in road accident at age 114 — paper
- Fauja Singh was was taken to a hospital, but succumbed to injuries despite doctors’ best efforts
- — Russian stock indices in the green on Monday — market data
- The yuan dropped by nine kopecks to 10.864 rubles
- — German exports to Russia down 5.3% in April month-on-month
- In annual terms, exports from Germany to Russia lost 9.3%
- — Khrunichev Center begins production of three Angara-A5M rockets for launching ROS modules
- The next phase in the Angara-A5 modernization program involves adapting the rocket for launching manned spacecraft
- — Gagauzia head faces court: recent developments
- "No matter what the pro-government media outlets say, I am tried today because I am Gagauzia's head," Evghenia Gutsul stated
- — Trump-Musk clash costs both hefty sums in one day — media
- According to the news outlet, Elon Musk remains the world’s richest businessman, but his fortune declined by $33.9 billion
- — Press review: Europe seeks to block US-Russia thaw as Russia eyes role in US-Iran talks
- Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, June 6th
- — Israel to continue striking Beirut until Lebanon disarms Hezbollah — defense minister
- "Agreements must be honored and the Lebanese government does not do what is required, Israel will continue to act, and with great force," Israel Katz said
- — WHO reports over 8,500 global attacks on health facilities since 2018 — director general
- "Attacks on health care have become the 'new normal' of conflict," WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said
- — Shadow of 'potential brutal divorce' between Trump-Musk looms over Republicans — TV
- According to the report, Republican lawmakers worry that Musk may try to oust them from power in midterm elections next year
- — EU must conclude arms limitation agreement with Russia, says Orban
- The Hungarian prime minister noted that Hungary agrees with the need to strengthen Europe’s defense capabilities, but this should not lead to an unrestrained arms race
- — Bank of Russia sells yuan worth $83 mln with settlements on June 5
- The Central Bank sold yuan on the domestic market with settlements on June 4, 2025 in the amount of 6.5 bln rubles
- — Attacks ahead of meeting between IAEA, Rosatom chiefs 'pressure tool,' ZNPP believes
- On June 5, Ukrainian troops launched several drone attacks on the training center of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant
- — Dodon calls on Sandu, Recean not to succumb to Western attempts to drag Moldova into war
- The former Moldovan president criticized Dorin Recean's statement in Brussels that Russia allegedly wants to deploy 10,000 of its soldiers in Transnistria
- — Zelensky’s regime bears all hallmarks of terrorist organization — Russian senator
- The official designation of Kiev regime as a terrorist organization is merely a matter of time, Andrey Klischas stated
- — Russian stocks down as main trading session opens
- The yuan exchange rate was up by 3.1 kopecks at 10.999 rubles.
- — Rosatom CEO, IAEA chief meet in Kaliningrad
- The meeting is taking place at Khrabrovo Airport
- — Ukraine strikes hotel in ZNPP satellite city of Energodar with drone
- Maxim Pukhov stressed that the hotel was non-operational, so no one was injured
- — Ukrainian army retreating from Komar community in western Donetsk region
- The Ukrainian military tried to deploy reserves to that community but most of them were destroyed by Russia’s air strikes, the source added
- — Putin enjoys strong support among Russian people, latest poll shows
- "When asked directly if they trusted Putin, 80% of participants responded affirmatively," the service said
- — Orban sees EU bracing for another decade of countering Russia amid proxy war in Ukraine
- Commenting on the Ukraine crisis, the Hungarian PM said that Brussels viewed Ukraine as "the first line of European defense" where pan-European interests were currently being defended
- — Death toll in Ukrainian attack on Kursk Region's Rylsk climbs to two
- Governor Alexander Khinshtein said that an 83-year-old woman died in hospital
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