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27.06.2025

27.06.2025Day Death Toll Rose in Samar

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 27.06.2025.

It displays 79 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

27.06.2025Day Death Toll Rose in Samar
Ukrainian media tracked climbing casualties from Russia's ballistic missile strike on Samar throughout the morning, with death toll rising from three to five and wounded reaching 23. The pattern echoed previous days' coverage of Dnipro strikes, where casualty counts increased as rescue operations continued.

EU leaders formally backed opening Ukraine membership negotiations while announcing €30.6 billion in aid, though Trump's mixed signals on military support dominated Washington coverage. GOP Senator McConnell criticized Trump's aid cuts, calling them counterproductive.

Deputy Prime Minister Chernishov faced corruption charges, with anti-corruption agencies requesting his suspension and 120 million hryvnia bail. The afternoon brought positive military news as Ukrainian forces struck four Russian Su-34 jets at Marinovka airbase, destroying two and damaging two others.

Trump concluded the day by announcing he had made a decision regarding Patriot missiles for Ukraine but declined to specify what that decision was.
27.06.2025
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03:18Mixed Signals From Washington

The newspapers report on mixed signals from Washington regarding Ukraine support. GOP Senator McConnell criticized Trump's military aid cuts, emphasizing America's "massive return on investment" from security assistance to Ukraine (Kyiv Post). The White House responded to questions about Patriot missile deliveries but provided no clear commitment (UNIAN). Meanwhile, EU leaders supported opening membership negotiations for Ukraine, with officials stating "time to move forward" (Pravda). The European Union announced €30.6 billion in financial aid for Ukraine this year (Ukrinform UA). Ukrainian cultural figure Alim Aliev warned that failing to support national culture today means using enemy culture tomorrow (Glavcom). NATO summit discussions show Ukraine's membership talks have stalled completely (Liga.net).
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Вікторія два місяці мусить лежати в одному положенні. Їй не можна ні на бік повертатися, ні на живіт: “Ми купили стільки подушок і всяких штук, щоб хоч якось можна було лежати, все тиснуло, пекло, жара, нема кондиціонера, стара лікарня”.
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07:19Deputy PM Faces Suspension

The newspapers report on corruption investigations targeting high-ranking officials, with anti-corruption agencies requesting Deputy Prime Minister Chernishov be suspended and bail set at 120 million hryvnias (Liga.net, UNIAN). Police conducted searches in the Nazariy Gusakov case (Glavcom). Ukraine's air defense successfully intercepted a massive overnight Russian attack of 363 drones and 8 missiles, destroying 365 targets total (Pravda, Ukrinform UA). The front line saw 187 combat clashes in 24 hours (Ukrinform). Media featured a human story about an Okhmatdyt children's hospital nurse who survived the earlier missile strike but requires over 20 surgeries and must remain immobile for two months (LB.ua). US political tensions continue as the longest-serving GOP Senator McConnell criticized Trump's military aid cuts to Ukraine, calling the assistance a "massive return on investment" (Kyiv Post).
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10:23Ballistic Strike Kills Three in Samar

The newspapers report on a deadly Russian ballistic missile strike on Samar in Dnipropetrovsk region, with casualty counts rising from initial reports of three dead to three dead and 14 wounded (Pravda, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). Defense Minister Umerov addressed Russia's combined strike strategy, stating Moscow uses up to 500 drones in nightly attacks to exhaust Ukraine's air defense systems, though an "anti-Shahed" solution is being prepared (Liga.net). Umerov also announced Ukraine plans to propose a Zelensky-Putin summit after concluding humanitarian issue negotiations (Kyiv Post). Meanwhile, expensive construction projects launched simultaneously with Russia's offensive in Sumy region draw scrutiny (Glavcom), and Radio Svoboda analyzed Russia's failure to assist Iran militarily.
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15:11Samar Death Toll Rises to Five

The newspapers report on the rising death toll from Russia's missile strike on Samar, with casualties increasing from the previously reported three to five dead and 23 wounded (Pravda, Ukrinform UA). Ukraine expands its defense industrial cooperation, launching joint weapons production with allies under the Ramstein format, working on 21 projects with global arms manufacturers and planning up to 10 more abroad (Kyiv Post). President Zelensky introduced new sanctions against Russian Shahed drone manufacturers (Glavcom) and ordered preparation of a long-term moratorium on business inspections to protect companies from pressure by corrupt officials (Liga.net). The war's human cost continues mounting as bodies returned by Russia require identification, with some families waiting three years for relatives, raising questions about laboratory capacity for forensic work (Hromadske). Social media discussions focus on "informants reporting on informants" regarding children's literature reviews (Radio Svoboda), while UK Prime Minister Starmer described meeting Zelensky after tensions at the White House (UNIAN).
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18:13Four Russian Jets Hit at Marinovka Base

The newspapers report on a successful Ukrainian strike against Russian aviation, with multiple sources confirming four Su-34 fighter jets were hit at Marinovka airbase in Volgograd region - two destroyed and two damaged (Liga.net, Pravda, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). Ukrainian Special Operations Forces and Security Service conducted the operation. Meanwhile, domestic corruption investigations continue as Deputy Prime Minister Chernishov faces anti-corruption bureau scrutiny over undisclosed dealings (Glavcom). The media also covers ongoing prisoner exchange hopes, with families searching for relatives among returned captives (Hromadske), and discusses how historical memory of repressions is being distorted through monument destruction (Radio Svoboda).
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