18:52
Putin: “Belarus has 10 planes for nuclear weapons”
Russia has already delivered the nuclear-capable Iskander missile system to Belarus. This was announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing TASS. “We will also deploy 10 aircraft capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus,” Putin said in an interview with Russian media.
18:51
Putin: “We will respond to depleted uranium weapons”
Russia will deal with depleted uranium ammunition. Moscow has a lot of these weapons, but it has not yet used them.
6.50pm
Putin: “We will produce 1,600 tanks in one year”
Russia will produce more than 1,600 tanks within a year. Thus, the total number of Russian tanks will exceed the number of Ukrainian tanks by more than three times. ”This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing RIA Novosti.
6:33 p.m
Putin: “Tactical nuclear weapons were deposited in Belarus in July”
Construction of a tactical nuclear weapons depot in Belarus will be completed on July 1. Moscow and Minsk agreed that, without violating their obligations under the START treaty, they would place tactical nuclear weapons there. This was announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing the RIA Novosti agency.
4.35pm
Armed Forces of Ukraine: “It is too early to say that the offensive in Kiev has stopped”
It is still too early to say that the Russian offensive in the Bakhmut region has completely stopped. UNIAN quoted Sergey Chervaty, representative of the Eastern Group of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as saying this in a televised broadcast. Sharifati’s response follows reports from British intelligence that the Russian attack on Bakhmut has effectively stopped. The city remains the epicenter of the fighting, says a representative of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: “Today there were 18 shootouts in the Bakhmut direction, and until recently there were from 30 to 50, but this requires a more detailed analysis. I think next week will prove it. In time The current, Bakhmut remains the epicenter of hostilities, the enemy’s main attack direction.
4:33 p.m
The Kremlin: Erdogan praised Putin for extending the wheat deal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, praised Russia’s role in extending the wheat deal. “The Turkish leader praised Russia’s readiness to extend the Istanbul agreements on the export of Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea ports and to cancel the ban on the export of foodstuffs and fertilizers,” the Kremlin said in the note, which provided news of the phone call.
3:44 p.m
Kiev: “Russian bombs hit a point of delivery of humanitarian aid in Kherson”
This was reported by Ukrinform, citing the Telegram channel of Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson regional military department. Two civilians were injured and taken to hospital. The target today for Russian artillery is the Kherson humanitarian aid delivery point. Two people were wounded during the enemy shelling, a 41-year-old woman and a 25-year-old man.
3:28 p.m
President Wagner: “Thank you 5 thousand mercenaries who fought with us”
More than 5,000 former criminals have been pardoned after terminating their contracts to fight in the Russian mercenary group Wagner against Ukraine. This was announced by Wagner’s founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, in an audio clip posted on Telegram and reported by international media. Only 0.31 percent of those pardoned after serving with Wagner went on to commit crimes, Prigozhin said, a figure he said was 10 to 20 times less than the standard indicator.
2:16 p.m
Erdogan to Putin: “Negotiate and stop the war immediately”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, during a telephone conversation with the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, stressed the need for an “immediate end” to the conflict in Ukraine. Turkish media reported this. And the authorities in Ankara announced that Erdogan insisted with Putin on “the importance that Turkey attaches to the immediate cessation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine through negotiations.”
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