Russian state media

Over 430 Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow in a major overnight raid, as reported by Russian state media. The attack was described as the largest on Moscow in two years, with no injuries or damage reported.

Russian intelligence services are preparing to release falsified historical documents regarding World War II to disrupt relations between Ukraine and Poland, as stated by Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council. The FSB plans to publish fabricated materials about the Volhynia tragedy on July 5, with Russian state media amplifying the narrative.

Russian forces attacked Kyiv, damaging the Pechersk Lavra monastery and other UNESCO-listed cultural sites. Ukraine responded with a large-scale drone strike targeting Moscow’s oil refinery infrastructure and continued attacking bridges and supply routes into Crimea.

Ukrainian drones caused significant damage to St. Petersburg’s oil terminal and set the corvette Boykiy ablaze in Kronstadt drydock on June 3, during the SPIEF conference. Satellite imagery confirmed the attacks, but Russian state media downplayed the strikes, emphasizing the conference’s attendance and Russia’s global role.