Jun 3, 2026, 07:00 PM UTC

Ukraine's Third Army Corps has reportedly expanded its control over Russian military logistics in Luhansk Oblast, with Ukrainian forces reaching Izvaryne on the Ukrainian-Russian border for the first time since the Anti-Terrorist Operation. The corps also released footage from drones showing operations over Donetsk's Donbas Arena, the city center, and roads leading to Luhansk. These actions are described as part of an effort to target the enemy's rear logistics, with reports also mentioning the elimination of Russian forces in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The information was released by the Third Army Corps itself.

Sources: Суспільне Новини, Українська правда

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced that Ukraine and Hungary have reached a comprehensive agreement concerning the rights of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine. Magyar stated that the deal, achieved after three weeks of intensive expert-level negotiations, expands the linguistic, educational, cultural, and political rights for hundreds of thousands of ethnic Hungarians. He highlighted that this outcome surpassed what the previous Hungarian administration had accomplished in a decade. The discussions reportedly included participation from political organizations representing Transcarpathian Hungarians and various churches.

Sources: Суспільне Новини, Радіо Свобода, Громадське, Українська правда

Russian forces conducted an airstrike on Kramatorsk city center on June 3, with residents reporting a "wall of fire" following the impact. One resident's six-year-old grandson was reportedly frightened, and a shop assistant sustained injuries. Separately, a Russian FPV drone targeted an evacuation vehicle belonging to the "Proliska" humanitarian mission in Druzhkivka, Donetsk region. The armored vehicle, clearly marked for evacuation, was en route to collect three individuals when it was struck. A mission representative stated that the vehicle's armor prevented casualties. This incident marks the 110th attack on the mission's vehicles.

Sources: Suspilne Novyny

Ukraine's Supreme Court has overturned lower court decisions in a lawsuit filed by the late Andriy Portnov, a former deputy head of the Presidential Administration during Viktor Yanukovych's presidency, against the media outlet hromadske. The Supreme Court's ruling sided with hromadske, reversing the judgments of the first and appellate instances, which had previously ruled in Portnov's favor. This final decision concludes a legal dispute where Portnov had sought action against the journalists, marking a significant legal victory for the media organization.

Sources: Ukrainska Pravda, Hromadske

Ukrainian drones reportedly targeted energy and military infrastructure in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, coinciding with an economic forum taking place in the city. These strikes, occurring deep within Russian territory, prompted comments from EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas. Kallas stated in an interview with AFP that the Ukrainian drone attacks are causing panic within the Kremlin. The incidents highlight ongoing aerial operations by Ukraine against Russian facilities, with reports indicating the drones struck targets over 1,000 kilometers from Ukrainian borders. The attacks occurred as officials gathered for the forum, sometimes referred to as 'Russian Davos'.

Sources: Українська правда, Громадське