- The House of Representatives considered sanctions against Russia's aggression to help Ukraine against Russian attacks.
- Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and public trust.
- Ukrainian forces are successfully repelling Russian advances while the invading force is showing signs of exhaustion and dwindling manpower.
Ukrainian forces targeted infrastructure in Crimea and Donetsk.
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Updated Jun 6
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What happened
Ukrainian forces targeted infrastructure in Crimea and Donetsk.
Who's involved
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Part of
Ukrainian forces are successfully repelling Russian advances while the invading force is showing signs of exhaustion and dwindling manpower.Also in this story
- The war between Ukraine and Russia continues in Donbas, with Russia advancing and Ukraine targeting Russian oil refineries.
- Ukrainian forces repelled a large-scale offensive by Russian occupiers on July 25, 2026.
- Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled enemy attacks in the Andriivka area on May 26, 2026.
The entities involved
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Crimea
Eastern European peninsula, in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, disputed between Ukraine (de jure) and Russia (de facto)
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Donetsk
city in Ukraine
Related events
- The conflict involves fighting in the Donbas region, Russian forces are pushing in Donetsk, and Moscow has increased its missile and drone campaign against Ukrainian cities.
- Composite attacks are underway targeting sites in Kharkiv, military targets in Crimea, and key infrastructure in Donbass.
- Putin claims administrative boundaries over Crimea, seized portions of Kherson, and plans to remove border controls in Voronezh.
- Ukrainian Maidan regime faces internal schisms while the war between Ukraine and Russia continues in Donetsk.
- Crimea is annexed to Russia as Ukraine conducts strikes on the peninsula and Moscow may pull Belarus into the conflict.