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11.06.2025

Day Southeast Europe Backed NATO Bid

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 11.06.2025.

It displays 81 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.06.2025Day Southeast Europe Backed NATO Bid
Russia's overnight drone attack on Kharkiv killed three civilians and wounded over 60, with casualty figures climbing throughout the morning as rescue operations continued. Ukraine retaliated by striking the Tambov gunpowder factory inside Russia, marking another escalation in cross-border targeting of military production facilities.

Ukraine repatriated bodies of 1,212 fallen soldiers, including those killed in the Kursk region, continuing the prisoner exchange process that began following the Istanbul agreement from previous days. Trump's administration sent mixed signals on military aid, with the president expressing support for air defense systems while Pentagon chief Hegseth indicated potential budget cuts to Ukraine programs.

The Southeast Europe summit in Odesa produced backing for Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations, with Zelensky meeting leaders from Moldova, Romania, and Serbia. He warned that Russia aims to capture Odesa and reach borders with neighboring countries, framing the conflict as a regional threat requiring collective response.
11.06.2025
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04:48Shahed Drones Kill 2 in Kharkiv Strike

The newspapers report on Russia conducting a deadly drone attack on Kharkiv using Shaheds, killing 2 people and wounding between 54-60 civilians, including 8 children, with residential buildings completely destroyed (Glavcom, Pravda, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). Meanwhile, diplomatic tensions emerge as the US appears to shift responsibility for Ukraine's air defense needs to Europe, with the State Department disputing claims they are restricting Ukrainian actions while Zelensky continues pleading for Patriot systems (Kyiv Post). Ukrainian financial markets show corporate bonds offering 18-24% annual returns in hryvnia, though with higher risks than government securities (Liga.net).
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Говоримо з директоркою Українського центру оцінювання якості освіти Тетяною Вакуленко про цьогорічний Національний мультипредметний тест і баталії навколо нього.
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07:22Kharkiv Death Toll Rises to Three

The newspapers report on Russia's deadly nighttime attack on Kharkiv escalating to three deaths and over 60 wounded (Pravda, Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, Trump's administration sends mixed signals on Ukraine military aid, with the President expressing support for air defense systems while Pentagon chief Hegseth indicates potential cuts to the small $300M program, prompting Democratic congressional outrage (Kyiv Post, Liga.net). Europe appears to be reassessing its position amid "real risks," though specifics remain unclear (Glavcom). Ukrainian forces repelled 92 Russian attacks across Pokrovsk and Novopavlivka directions, while the SBU revealed new details about preparing modular housing after drone production in their "Spider Web" operation (Ukrinform, UNIAN).
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11:45Bodies of 1,212 Fallen Soldiers Returned

The newspapers report on Ukraine repatriating the bodies of 1,212 fallen soldiers, with bodies transferred to forensic experts for identification before families receive them, including fighters who died in the Kursk region (Kyiv Post, Pravda, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). The SBU detained a man who allegedly assisted Russia in preparing strikes against Lviv region (Glavcom). Ukrainian media also covers international developments, including migrant protests against Trump's mass deportation policies in Los Angeles and California's resistance to federal immigration enforcement (Liga.net), alongside Argentina changing its laws due to an influx of Russian-speaking immigrants (Radio Svoboda).
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Radio Svoboda

Крест и полумесяц войска Алаудинова. Как менялся состав "Ахмата"

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16:06Tambov Gunpowder Factory Hit

The newspapers report on Ukraine striking the Tambov gunpowder factory inside Russia, with the General Staff confirming the hit on this strategic military target (Glavcom, Ukrinform UA). Military leadership changes dominate coverage as Mykhailo Drapatyi concludes his tenure commanding Ground Forces and transitions to lead the Armed Forces' Joint Forces (Liga.net, Pravda). Combat intensity remains high with 99 frontline clashes, one-third concentrated in the Pokrovsk sector (Ukrinform). Western pressure mounts on Ukraine's mobilization policies, with the President's Office responding to demands for drafting 18-year-olds as a condition for enhanced sanctions against Russia (UNIAN). Opinion pieces criticize Trump's perceived indecisiveness toward Putin, arguing it threatens European and Ukrainian security (Kyiv Post).
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Radio Svoboda

Штрафы за ссылки на Еврейское агентство: дела директора школы в Казани

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20:49Southeast Europe Summit Backs Ukraine's NATO Bid

The newspapers report on Ukraine hosting a Southeast Europe summit in Odesa, where Zelensky met with leaders from Moldova, Romania, and Serbia, with participants supporting Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations (Liga.net, Ukrinform UA). Zelensky warned that Russia aims to capture Odesa and reach borders with Moldova and Romania, calling Russia the main threat source for all Southeast European countries (Pravda, Ukrinform). Meanwhile, US Pentagon chief Hegseth faced Senate criticism over admitting his department diverted thousands of anti-drone missiles originally intended for Ukraine to US forces in the Middle East (Kyiv Post). Ukrainian media also covered the return of fallen defenders' bodies and Russia's use of new reactive drones against Kyiv (Glavcom, UNIAN).
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