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Both Russia and Ukraine have accused the other side of killing troops and destroying equipment and positions through frequent air bombardments and artillery barrages in the region.
In a statement marking Ukraine's Journalists' Day on June 6, acting Culture Minister Rostyslav Karandieiev lamented that Ukraine is losing its people, among them journalists and media workers.
Satellite images appeared to show damage at a Black Sea naval facility in Crimea following the attack, with Russian state media reporting that air defences were activated against an apparent drone strike.
The threats from former Russian President and current Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev came after President Vladimir Putin said Russia was considering ways to hit back at the U.S. and its allies for giving long-range weapons to Kyiv.
In a congratulatory message released by the Kremlin, Putin hailed Modi's historic election success, demonstrating the tangible authority he has earned among the Indian people.
The Russian military employed a variety of munitions in the onslaught, including 18 Iranian-made Shahed drones launched from occupied Crimea and Russia's Krasnodar region, as well as two Iskander-M ballistic missiles fired from near the city of Taganrog.
The online bank, which boasts over 43 million customers across Russia, said the name change to the simpler "T-Bank" moniker was a logical step to streamline its brand identity for both employees and clients.
The public pronouncements belie simmering tensions within the global order as Russia endeavors to cultivate new strategic partnerships amid its deepening international isolation over the Kremlin's war of aggression in Ukraine.
Despite well-documented Ukrainian efforts to degrade these systems through coordinated missile barrages, Russia's air defenders have proven remarkably resilient in recent months while racking up an imposing tactical scoreboard.
According to Russian state media, Mr. Putin will convene with approximately one dozen media leaders representing publications and broadcasters from a range of nations, including those whose relations with the Kremlin have soured in recent years.
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