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ICC prosecutor suspended, new Russian recruitment allegations, and ongoing attacks in Ukraine

ICC prosecutor suspended, new Russian recruitment allegations, and ongoing attacks in Ukraine

The International Criminal Court's Chief Prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended. Ukraine repatriated 186 citizens, while a human rights expert urged prioritizing civilian prisoner exchanges. Ukrainian law enforcement reported six cases this year of Russian special services al

The International Criminal Court's Chief Prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended pending an investigation into harassment allegations, a decision his legal team has deemed unlawful. Ukraine recently repatriated 186 citizens from Russian captivity, including 185 military personnel and only one civilian. A human rights expert underscored the critical need to prioritize civilian prisoner exchanges, estimating approximately 20,000 civilians remain held. Separately, Ukrainian law enforcement has documented six cases this year where Russian special services allegedly recruited underage girls to carry out contract killings of Ukrainian military personnel. Allegations also persist regarding Rosatom employees' involvement in the occupation of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, following a reported Russian drone attack on a nuclear waste storage facility in the Chornobyl zone on June 7, 2026. In the Zaporizhzhia region, Russian forces conducted 884 attacks on 46 settlements, resulting in two fatalities and 38 injuries. Sources: Громадське, Радіо Свобода, Українська правда

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Kharkiv hit by new drone attack, one injured

Kharkiv hit by new drone attack, one injured

Russian forces launched a new drone attack on Kharkiv on June 10, injuring one person. This follows previous strikes on the Kharkiv region and ongoing combat engagements reported by Ukraine's General Staff.

Russian forces conducted a new drone attack on Kharkiv on June 10, impacting the Shevchenkivskyi, Industrialnyi, and Nemyshlianskyi districts and causing one injury. This incident follows earlier drone and missile strikes on the Kharkiv region on the night of June 9, which resulted in at least three fatalities and seven injuries in Kharkiv city and Chuhuiv. Separately, Ukraine's General Staff reported 260 combat engagements across the front on June 8. During this period, Russian forces reportedly launched three missiles, conducted 88 air strikes with 282 guided aerial bombs, deployed over 10,000 kamikaze drones, and carried out 3,725 shellings. The General Staff also stated that Russia sustained approximately 1,370 personnel losses, four tanks, five armored combat vehicles, and 75 artillery systems over the preceding day. Sources: Українська правда, Радіо Свобода, Громадське, Суспільне Новини

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US confirms nearly 20 targets hit in Iran retaliatory strikes

US confirms nearly 20 targets hit in Iran retaliatory strikes

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed the completion of retaliatory airstrikes against Iranian military targets, stating that nearly 20 objectives were hit following the Apache helicopter incident.

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed the completion of retaliatory airstrikes against Iranian military targets, stating that nearly 20 objectives were hit. These strikes, which included air defense systems and ground control stations, followed the reported downing or damage of a US Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump described the operation as a "very strong response." Despite these escalating military actions, reports citing a senior White House official indicate President Trump continues to believe a peace agreement with Iran is nearing. In turn, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced it had launched drones and missiles towards American facilities in the region. The two pilots aboard the Apache helicopter were reported unharmed.

Sources: Forbes Ukraine, Радіо Свобода, Українська правда

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Ukrainian Fire Point tests new FP-7.x missile, eyes mass production by August

Ukrainian Fire Point tests new FP-7.x missile, eyes mass production by August

Ukrainian defense firm Fire Point has conducted the initial flight test of its new FP-7.x anti-aircraft missile, aiming for it to be a more affordable and widely produced alternative to the American Patriot system.

Ukrainian defense company Fire Point has successfully conducted the first flight test of its new FP-7.x anti-aircraft missile. This missile is being developed as a more cost-effective and mass-producible alternative to the American Patriot air defense system, addressing Ukraine's ongoing need for robust air defense capabilities. Fire Point co-founder Denys Shtilerman indicated that mass production of the FP-7.x missiles is projected to begin in August of this year. The company anticipates that complete defense complexes incorporating these missiles will be operational by 2027. This initiative represents a significant step towards enhancing Ukraine's domestic defense manufacturing.

Sources: Forbes Ukraine

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Uklon shifts to corporate model one year after Kyivstar acquisition

Uklon shifts to corporate model one year after Kyivstar acquisition

One year after its acquisition by Kyivstar, Ukrainian ride-hailing service Uklon has reportedly transitioned from a startup-driven approach to a more corporate operational model, adopting systematic procedures and multi-year planning.

One year after its acquisition by Kyivstar, Ukrainian ride-hailing service Uklon has reportedly transitioned from a startup-driven approach to a more corporate operational model. The company is moving away from intuitive decision-making and rapid development sprints, instead adopting systematic procedures, calculated strategies, and multi-year planning. This shift aims to replace the initial entrepreneurial zeal with a structured corporate framework. The transformation reflects a common evolution for companies integrated into larger corporate structures, prioritizing stability and long-term strategy over agile, instinct-based growth. Sources: Forbes Ukraine.

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