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2 of June 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, June 2
• 100 days of the war. Russia fired 8 missiles at the railways, 800 people are hiding in Azot plant bomb shelters, and the Ukrainian military is trying to recapture Sievierodonetsk. Live coverage
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Russia will inevitably face a reduction in revenues through the sixth EU sanctions package
• Frontex: 5.3 million Ukrainians fled the war to the EU, 2.3 million returned
• The Minister of Internal Affairs Monastyrskyi believes that all citizens of Ukraine should have firearms for protection
• Turkey is preparing a plan for safe grain exports from Ukraine
• Ukrainian troops in Donbas repulsed 5 attacks in a day and destroyed 13 units of enemy equipment
• There are two Russian ships with Kalibr cruise missiles in the Black Sea
• The United Nations has confirmed the deaths of more than 4,000 Ukrainians killed in Russian shelling
• The Moldovan parliament has passed a law on combating misinformation. Russian propaganda is banned
• June 2 events in Babelʼs review. The occupiers fired missiles at Sumy oblast and the Lviv railway, the Armed Forces counterattacked in Sievierodonetsk, and Sweden will hand over anti-ship missiles
• Sievierodonetsk should not be written off. The head of Luhansk oblast is convinced that the city has every chance to be liberated soon
• The Vice President of the European Parliament proposes to deprive Hungary of the right to vote in the EU
• Hackers from Russia attacked Ukrainian government organizations
• In Ukraine, the war completely destroyed six cities and destroyed 350,000 facilities
• Up to 800 people are in bomb shelters near the Azot chemical plant in Sievierodonetsk
• The occupiers decided to nationalize Ukrainian property in Zaporizhzhia
• Since the beginning of the invasion, Russia has fired more than half a thousand cruise missiles across Ukraine
• Evening summary of the General Staff: Russians in Donbas attack eight settlements, and in Belarus bypass the border area
• Reuters: EU approves the sixth package of sanctions, but expels Patriarch Kirill at Hungaryʼs request
• Ukraine can completely stop the occupied ZNPP if it loses control. However, Enerhoatom denies this
• The United States has imposed new sanctions on Russia. The list includes 17 people and 16 companies
• WP: Russians stole more than $ 135 million worth of equipment and irreplaceable software from Chornobyl nuclear laboratories
• General Staff: Russia fired 59 missiles and 36 air strikes on Ukraine in a week
• Retired Major General of the Russian Air Force Kanamat Botashev died in Ukraine
• The occupiers elected a local member of the council from the “Opposition Bloc” for the role of Gauleiter in Lyman in Donetsk oblast
• The case of MPs Medvedchuk and Kozak about treason was sent to court
• Ukraine spends UAH 3,000 a month on each Russian prisoner of war. The Ministry of Justice told what these funds are used for
• Palantir, a world leader in software development, is ready to become Ukraineʼs partner in the defense sector
• The verdict against the former deputy head of the Ministry of Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories Hrymchak came into force. He will spend 10 years behind bars
• Troops of the “elite unit” of the Rosgvardia looted in Kyiv oblast — police have declared suspicion of ten occupiers from Russia
• Bayraktar for Ukraine, for which the Lithuanians raised € 5 million, will be given away for free
• A new order of crossing the demarcation line has been established in Zaporizhzhia oblast
• The Senate of Ireland has recognized Russiaʼs war in Ukraine as genocide
• The National Bank has raised the rate by two and a half times — up to 25%
• The occupiers in Mariupol started shooting Ukrainian civil servants and volunteers
• Boats were banned from sailing in Kyiv during martial law. The beach season will not start yet
• ”The word hard is not enough — it was almost impossible“, — the pilot who flew to besieged Mariupol by helicopter told details of the operation
• CHESNO movement has named parliamentarians who were absent in the Verkhovna Rada during the war
• ”Take the ships away and provide guarantees.” The Foreign Ministry responded to Russiaʼs proposals to unblock ports if Ukraine “demines the sea”
• Alcohol was allowed in Kyiv until 7 p.m.
• Poland will stop paying for hosting Ukrainian refugees starting July 1
• Shelling of Mykolayiv oblast: the Russian troops destroyed six high-rise buildings and 17 civilian objects
• Russian troops fired on Kharkiv again at night, there are casualties
• In the war with Ukraine, the Russians lost almost 31,000 troops
• The UN has agreed to change Turkeyʼs international name to Türkiye
• The head of the Luhansk oblast Haidai: the Armed Forces hold the Sievierodonetsk industrial zone, the Russian troops fired at “Nitrogen” again
• British Defence Intelligence: The capture of Sievierodonetsk will require the Russians to take a break that will slow the offensive
• Ukraine has signed a contract with Slovakia for the supply of eight Zuzana2 howitzers
• Prosecutor Generalʼs Office: Russia has already killed 261 children during the war in Ukraine
• Ukrzaliznytsia warns of train delays due to shelling of Stryi district
• ISW: Russians are trying to secure their supply lines in Kherson oblast due to a successful counteroffensive by the Armed Forces
• Denmark voted in a referendum to join the common European security policy
• Morning report of the General Staff: the Russians have intensified shelling in Kherson oblast and are trying to advance in Luhansk oblast and near Lyman
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine in the south of Ukraine hit two Russian landing craft in the Dnipro-Buh estuary