Around 320 Ukrainian drones are attacking several Russian regions including Moscow right now, DroneBomber reports.

Moscow residents are already sharing videos of Ukrainian drones flying over their heads right now.

100% of long-range strikes on Russia use Ukrainian-made weapons, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha says. Putin's propaganda claimed Russia was fighting the collective West, not just Ukraine, but now all strikes on Moscow and other regions use Ukrainian-produced weapons, he notes.

Ukraine launched TrophyLab, a platform giving global partners open access to captured Russian weapons tech, Defense Minister Fedorov says. Companies, research centers and governments can study Russian missiles to develop faster countermeasures.

Fuel tankers in occupied Crimea are rolling with armed escorts now. Russia is deploying mobile fire groups along logistics routes just to protect their fuel shipments, Exilenova+ reports.

Moscow's mayor reports 37 Ukrainian drones shot down so far in another attack on the capital with emergency services at impact sites. Third attack on Moscow this week after yesterday's strike torched the city's oil refinery.

Russia posted footage of guided Shahed strikes on the Nova Poshta sorting hub in Sumy region.

US senators proposed using frozen Russian assets to buy weapons for Ukraine. The bipartisan SABER bill would let Kyiv use confiscated Russian assets to strengthen its military. About $4-5 billion of the estimated $300 billion in frozen Russian assets are under US control.

Ukraine's General Staff confirmed strikes on Moscow oil refinery processing units, three RVS-10000 tanks and one RVS-30000 tank on June 18. The refinery stopped oil processing indefinitely.

Ukrainian forces also hit railway bridges in occupied Crimea near Rozdolne and Vladyslavivka used for military supplies. Other targets included weapon storage areas in Severodonetsk, fuel depots in Mariupol, and drone control points across multiple regions.

Belarus has started officially threatening Ukraine, saying it reserves the right to take measures against Ukraine to protect its citizens' lives after a bus incident in Bryansk region.

Earlier, Russia blamed Ukraine for the June 17 bus attack that killed one Belarusian woman and injured several people including children.

However, Ukraine's Security Service released intercepted Russian documents showing no Ukrainian drones were detected in the area at the time, suggesting a false flag operation to drag Belarus into the war.

Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil bases caused major contract breakdowns and losses of hundreds of tons of gasoline, leading to Gazprom shares falling to their lowest level since 2008, Lachen reports.

Ukraine will remove Belarus border retranslators used to guide fire on Ukrainian civilians if Belarus doesn't remove or turn them off within a week, Zelensky says. He also mentions Belarus's oil refining industry and role as key supplier to Russia's army.

Trump reacted positively for the first time to the idea of licensing rocket production, Zelensky says.

"They will help us much more" are Trump's words so Putin understands that aid won't stop and therefore he should stop the war, Zelensky says.

Moscow's airports are getting shut down almost every day now. Since January, the four major airports have closed at least 214 times. May was rough with 67 closure days, and June is already nearly matching that pace.