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1 of July 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, July 1
• The war. More than 20 people died in Odesa after a rocket attack by the occupiers, a new mass grave of civilians was found in Mariupol, the USA will provide modern air defense systems. Day 129: live coverage
• ”The cell is three by six meters, there are 22 women in it.” Paramedic Tayra spoke about the conditions in which she was held captive
• British Prime Minister Johnson became an honorary resident of Odesa
• Venice will be the first city in the world to introduce an entrance fee
• The creators of World of Tanks have confirmed their withdrawal from Russia and Belarus
• The US announced new military aid to Ukraine worth $820 million. It will include NASAMS air defense systems
• The situation at the front on July 1: the Russians continue to try to surround Lysychansk, but in other places they are no longer trying to advance — on the maps of “Babel”
• Zelenskyy said that the competition for the head of NABU will be announced in the coming “days or weeks”
• A ship with grain, which the Russians took out of Berdiansk, arrived in Türkiye. Ukraine has already turned to the local authorities
• The events of July 1 in the “Babel” review: the occupiers hit residential buildings in Odesa, a new mass grave of civilians was found in Mariupol
• Ukraine submitted evidence of Russiaʼs violation of the Convention on the Prevention of Genocide to the UN International Court of Justice
• Ukraine received a billion-euro grant from Germany
• Evening summary of the General Staff: the enemy failed to advance near Lysychansk and intensifies the conscription campaign in the Far East
• The European Commission is proposing to provide 1 billion euros to Ukraine and has abolished tariffs on humanitarian aid
• The case of the principal of one of the schools in Kyiv, who planned to become the “Minister of Education” under the occupiers, was sent to court
• New grounds for dismissal: The Council adopted a law amending labor legislation
• Norway will provide € 1 billion in aid to Ukraine
• The head of the OP Yermak: The first version of the agreement on security guarantees for Ukraine will appear in July
• Russia will completely close the Nord Stream gas pipeline for 10 days, ostensibly for repairs
• Bloomberg: The European Union plans to ban the import of Russian gold after the United States
• Forbes: During the occupation of Snake Island, the Russians lost equipment worth almost a billion dollars
• The United States has allowed the use of Starlink on ships, aircraft and trucks
• Police searched the Crimean ex-prime ministerʼs office for evidence of his connections with the occupiers, but found the largest illegal archeological collection in Ukraine — a story about black archeology and unique artifacts
• Ukrainian and international media and organizations raised more than €4.8 million in crowdfunding
• Four Russian agents were found in Kyiv gathering information about the capitalʼs defense
• The number of victims of the missile strike in Odesa Oblast has risen to 20 people
• ”We went to the backyard — and even asphalt was burning there.” Three days ago, the Russians fired missiles at the largest shopping center in Kremenchuk. Rescuers are still looking for people under the rubble — a report
• Ukrainian borshch has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List
• NDI poll: Ukrainians do not want to give land in exchange for peace, the only option is the return of Donbas and Crimea
• An MP Dmytro Lubinets has been appointed the new ombudsman
• In Ukraine, the Army of Drones project is being launched to close the front line with drones
• The Russian occupiers are trying to escape the war through the Arabat arrow to the Crimea
• In the morning the Russian troops fired missiles at Mykolayiv about 10 times
• Zelenskyy stated that Ukraineʼs path to EU membership should not take decades, and signed a statement on the unity of power
• In Kyiv, police seized Russian glass worth UAH 9.5 million. It is used to restore Irpin and Bucha
• The OSCE is closing the office of the project coordinator in Ukraine because of Russia
• The number of victims of a missile strike in Odesa oblast has increased, and in Kremenchuk rescuers found six fragments of bodies
• The Russian, who has been wanted by Interpol for 2 years, was found in Kyiv
• The weekend in Ukraine will be hot. It will rain in the west
• Nvidia no longer sells cloud gaming software licenses to Russian companies. Sberbank, Yandex and MTS will face problems
• Another mass grave was found in Mariupol — more than 100 bodies
• British intelligence: Russia left Snake Island due to garrison isolation and growing vulnerability to UAF strikes
• The occupiers lost a helicopter, a boat and 150 soldiers during the day
• Australia has imposed new sanctions against the Russians. The list includes Alina Kabayeva
• In Mykolayiv the number of victims from a missile blow to the apartment house increased
• The United States has blocked more than $ 1 billion in assets of Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov, close to Putin
• For the first time in history, the United States supplied more gas to the EU than Russia
• Morning report of the General Staff: Fighting resumed in the Kramatorsk direction
• Air Force: Ukraine needs anti-missile systems, not air defense
• The death toll from a night-time missile strike in Odesa oblast has risen to 17 people. Another 30 civilians were injured
• The occupiers fired a missile at a residential building in Odesa oblast. At least 10 people were killed