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Ukrainian soldiers in the 7th Battalion of the 'Madyar’s Birds' brigade conduct secret long-range drone strikes on Russian military and energy targets, operating under strict secrecy to avoid detection. Their actions, including attacks on Moscow and Saint Petersburg, are framed as retaliation for Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities.

A Russian drone strike killed three people at a bus stop in southeastern Ukraine, while international leaders including UK Prime Minister Starmer, French President Macron, and German Chancellor Merz met to discuss Ukraine support. A separate strike damaged a nuclear fuel storage site near Chernobyl, prompting concern from the International Atomic Energy Agency. Ukraine also reported an attack in Russia’s Kursk region, as ongoing conflict sees deepening long-range strikes by both sides.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosts Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to discuss continued support for Ukraine. The meeting follows a Ukrainian drone attack in Saint Petersburg, Russia, which injured three people, and a Russian attack in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region that killed three. The war, ongoing since Russia’s 2022 invasion, shows no sign of resolution.

The Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum concluded on June 5, 2026, as Ukrainian drones targeted the event, with Russian President Vladimir Putin delivering a speech during the forum.

A Ukrainian strike killed at least three people in Crimea, according to Moscow-installed authorities. The attack occurred a day after Kyiv targeted energy and military sites in Saint Petersburg during an economic forum.

A Ukrainian strike in Crimea killed three people, according to Moscow-installed authorities, following Kyiv's targeting of energy and military facilities in Saint Petersburg. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of a risk of escalation, while Ukraine called the attacks justified retaliation for Russian strikes.

Ukraine's attack on Saint Petersburg is described as a 'fair' response by President Volodymyr Zelensky to Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities. The attack highlights Ukraine's enhanced ability to conduct operations deeper into Russian territory. FRANCE 24's Douglas Herbert discusses the implications for Russia.

Ukrainian drones struck energy and military sites in Saint Petersburg early Wednesday as officials attended a major economic forum in the city. Both Russian and Ukrainian authorities confirmed the attacks.

Ukrainian long-range drones attacked an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg on June 3, setting it ablaze. The attack occurred hours before Vladimir Putin's economic forum in the city, with Moscow vowing systematic retaliation against Ukraine.

Ukrainian drones struck infrastructure in Saint Petersburg, causing heavy smoke, as the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) opened. The attack was reported by Saint Petersburg governor Alexander Beglov.

Ukrainian drones struck energy and military sites in Saint Petersburg during a major economic forum, following a Russian missile and drone attack that killed 23 people in Ukraine. The strikes highlight Ukraine's increased use of long-range capabilities against strategic Russian locations.

Ukraine's drones attacked Saint Petersburg, Russia's second city, as an economic forum known as 'Russia's Davos' began. The strike is part of Ukraine's increased long-range attacks amid the ongoing war.

NATO chief Mark Rutte visited Kyiv unannounced on June 3 following a series of large-scale fatal Russian attacks on the Ukrainian capital. The visit coincided with Ukrainian drone strikes on Saint Petersburg as the city's economic forum began.

Ukrainian drones hit Saint Petersburg as part of increased long-range strikes. The attack coincides with the start of an event referred to as 'Russia's Davos'.

Discounts on Russian oil have been widened for the first time since the Iran War, indicating a significant shift in the global energy market. This change may impact the pricing and availability of oil worldwide. The development is related to the oil terminal in Saint Petersburg.

Hybrid bond sales have reached a record high as companies take advantage of low costs. Carlsberg's sales are being impacted by a slowdown in Russian demand for beer due to international sanctions. The Danish brewer is feeling the effects of the threatened Russian economy.