Ukraine is accused of using drones to attack a tourist area in Zaporizhzhia, killing 8 people, while Kyiv accuses Russia of a "double tap" strike on a delivery station, killing three.
A woman attending a drone exhibition in Ukraine said air raid sirens did not sound when a Russian missile hit, and she survived by standing behind a radar system.
Russia claims to have attacked a defense exhibition near the Ukrainian capital, stating that the site was displaying drones intended for use against Russian civilians. The strike resulted in at least 10 fatalities and about 100 injuries, according to Ukrainian officials.
Russia detected "launcher and loader vehicles" belonging to Ukraine's Neptune coastal defense system, then deployed Iskander-M missiles and UAVs to strike the targets.
The United Nations reported June was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since the start of the conflict, as Russia increased attacks on the country's cities.
Bolivian prosecutors have launched an investigation into reports that several citizens were persuaded to go to Russia to fight in Ukraine and subsequently died.
President Zelensky confirms state enterprise Ukroboronprom placed an illegal ammunition depot in Vyshneve city, causing extensive damage during a Russian attack.
Russian security forces announced they prevented a planned attack on a military airfield in Rostov province and conducted counter-intelligence measures against Ukrainian intelligence.
Ukraine announced the downing of a Russian Su-35S fighter jet, possibly deploying three F-16 fighter aircraft and a patriot air defense system to ambush the adversary.
