Russians struck Selydove in Donetsk region with aerial bomb
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Russians struck Selydove in Donetsk region with aerial bomb

Selydove
Source:  online.ua

On June 26, the Russian army dropped an FAB-500 aerial bomb on the village of Selydove in the Donetsk region.

Points of attention

  • Donetsk RMA is planning a forced evacuation from the city of Toretsk due to constant shelling by Russian troops.
  • As a result of the Russian attack on a residential quarter in Kherson, one person was injured.
  • As a result of the shelling of a police checkpoint in the Kherson region, a policeman was killed.
  • Russian attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine continue, harming civilians and causing civilian casualties.

As a result of the Russian attack, the infrastructure in the village of Selydove was damaged

As a result of the attack of the Russian army, the administrative building of the State Emergency Service unit, six five-story and 37 private residential buildings, as well as a private car were damaged.

Russian troops do not stop their daily shelling of the Selydiv community. On June 26, 2024, at approximately 04:10 a.m., Russian troops dropped a FAB-500 aerial bomb on the town of Selydove, the city's military administration reported.

As a result of the attack, the administrative building of the unit of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, six five-story and 37 private residential buildings, and a private car were damaged. According to preliminary data, there were no injuries or deaths.

Donetsk RMA also plans to force the population to evacuate from Toretsk. The reason is that Russian troops are very close to the city, and it is constantly under fire.

Russian troops struck a high-rise building in Kherson

Russian occupiers attacked a residential quarter of Kherson, as a result of which a man was injured.

It hit in one of the apartments in the high-rise building. As a result of enemy shelling, a 72-year-old man from Kherson was injured, the report says.

A man in moderate condition was taken to the hospital by "ambulance" with a diagnosis of contusion, hand injury, explosive and craniocerebral injury.

In addition, Russian troops attacked a police checkpoint in the Kherson region, which resulted in the death of a law enforcement officer. The deceased was 36-year-old policeman Oleksandr Chuhun, who was left with his policewoman wife and 12-year-old daughter.

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Britain demands seizure of frozen Russian assets

Britain calls on Europe to take decisive action
Source:  Reuters

British Foreign Secretary David Lemmy called on European Union countries to finally move from freezing Russian assets to their full-fledged seizure.

Points of attention

  • The issue of seizing Russian assets has been discussed among G7 members and Ukraine's partners as a critical step towards ensuring financial support.
  • The swift transition from freezing assets to seizing them is emphasized by British authorities as a necessary measure to address the ongoing situation effectively.

Britain calls on Europe to take decisive action

The head of the British Foreign Office draws attention to the fact that the issue of Russian assets is an issue in which no country can act alone.

We must act together with our European allies,” stressed David Lemmy.

According to him, this important topic has already been discussed by members of the Group of Seven and other partners of Ukraine.

According to the British diplomat, Europe must act quickly to achieve a concrete, tangible result.

We must move from freezing assets to seizing them,” Lemmy demands.

What is important to understand is that on January 10, 2025, Ukraine received the first tranche of 3 billion euros from the amount that the European Union allocated for a joint loan of the Group of Seven for Ukraine, to repay which frozen assets of the Russian Federation will be used.

In December last year, Kyiv received the first tranche of the planned $20 billion American contribution from the United States.

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