That backfired fast.

Z-propagandist Olga Skabeeva called “Dnipro office workers” live, accusing them of “deceiving Russian citizens.” Instead, they called Russians “devils” and told them to “burn in hell.”

Putin has not yet fully reacted to Ukraine’s "Spiderweb" drone operation, according to a Reuters report citing U.S. officials. They warn Russia may respond with missile and drone strikes, potentially targeting government buildings.

🇷🇺 A Russian Su-35 fighter jet was shot down by the Ukrainian Air Force and now lies wrecked in a field near Yurasovo, Kursk region—just 18 km from Ukraine’s border.

A precision airstrike using two French AASM Hammer baguettes took out a Russian UAV command post. The unit had been targeting Kherson region—but their shift has officially ended.

During a Ukrainian strike on the Iskander missile system in Bryansk region on June 5, 8 Russian servicemen were killed and 5 wounded, according to ASTRA sources. The attack occurred near Martyanovka village, Klintsovsky district, involving multiple missiles.

A fire broke out at State Enterprise Melitopol Plant "Gidromash" in occupied Melitopol. The plant specializes in high-pressure aluminum casting, precision steel castings, machining, and foundry equipment manufacturing.

A video from occupied Melitopol, showing the plant is on fire.

Germany reports that Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb likely damaged about 10% of Russia’s strategic bomber fleet, including TU-95, TU-22 bombers, and A-50 reconnaissance aircraft.

Major General Christian Freuding, coordinating Berlin’s military aid to Kyiv, also confirmed many affected A-50s are likely out of service.

🇫🇷 Reaching a ceasefire in 2025 is possible—but only through massive military aid to Ukraine, says French General Nicolas Richoux.

"Putin won’t stop until he seizes all regions annexed in Russia’s Constitution. Only a large-scale Western response, not sanctions alone, can alter his calculus," he said.

A fire broke out last night at the fuel depot of the Krymsk airbase in Russia's Krasnodar Krai, according to FIRMS data analyzed by monitoring group "Crimean Wind."

🇺🇸 U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for continued direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia during a call with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, per the State Department.

They also discussed the Middle East and reaffirmed their commitment to preventing Iran from developing or acquiring nuclear weapons.

🇷🇺 The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that, in accordance with agreements made in Istanbul, repatriation trains carrying the first batch of Ukrainian soldiers’ bodies have begun moving to the exchange site today. Russia is ready to return over 6,000 bodies.

Missile threat from Neptune cruise missiles reported in Crimea, Sevastopol, the southern coast of Crimea, and Novorossiysk

According to Russian monitoring channels: two missiles are heading towards occupied Crimea near Tarkhankut.

Following the June 5 strike on Russian Iskander-M missile system positions in Bryansk Oblast, a large group of Russian officers was eliminated — including Lt. Colonel Oleg Podozyorov, commander of a battalion in the 26th Missile Brigade.

Renewed air alarms in occupied Sevastopol as well as Krasnodar Krai.

🇩🇪 Germany plans rapid expansion of bunkers amid fears of a Russian attack within the next 4 years, reports The Guardian. Ralph Tiesler, head of the Federal Office of Civil Protection, stated Germany is currently underprepared. Of ~2,000 Cold War-era bunkers, only about 580 are operational.