Russian Strike 3 kills DNipropetrovsk – DW – 06/27/2025

News agencies in the Russian state said that the Russian Foreign Ministry called the German Ambassador Alexander Graf Lambsdorf to announce the refusal measures against the “oppression” of Russian journalists working in Germany.

The controversy began after the head of Sergei Fayiktistov, head of Russia’s state media company in Berlin, accused the German police of seizing their family passports, threatening Moscow to vengeance.

For the Riya State News Agency, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman warned last week that Moscow was preparing the counters and producer in Moscow to “get ready”.

Russia has reiterated countries to misbehave and ban foreign media.

However, Russia itself has blocked dozens of Western Western Media Outlets and Access to Ban Restricted Coverage in Ukraine. Dutash Vale was banned in Russia in 2022, shortly thereafter Moscow began his full -scale invasion of Ukraine.

A Russian strike in Ukraine’s dnipropetrovsk’s industrial area killed three people and injured more than a dozen as the Russian army tries to establish a leg in the region for the first time in the war.

Regional Governor Sergi Lisak said about the attack on the summer city outside the main city of DNipro in the region, “Three people have been killed in an enemy attack. Fourteen people have been injured.”

Russian forces attacked both DNipro and Samar earlier this week with missiles, killing at least 23 people. Ukrainian military officials said the previous Russian attacks near Summer killed Ukrainian military training facilities.

Officials in separate, northern Kharkiv region said that one person died and three other Russian attacks were injured.

We are following the latest developments in Ukraine, Russia.

On Thursday, European Union leaders agreed at their summit at Brussels to exclude restrictions on Russia for an additional six months and called for more efforts to give more military support for Ukraine.

Leaders underlined the need to help Kiev’s defense industry, which could manufacture weapons and ammunition compared to their European counterparts.

The Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelancesi was present for the summit through video links. He asked the European Council to send a “clear political signal” that Brussels support Kiev’s efforts to join the European Union and reiterate their calls to crack the Russian oil revenue.

Meanwhile, Russia continues its airstrikes on Ukraine and increases further pressure on the front lines.

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