Top stories for June 15
Top stories for June 15
🔹Five people were killed as a result of a Russian army strike on Kyiv, and 35 were injured. A fire broke out at the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, and the Dovzhenko Film Studio was also hit.
🔹Donald Trump and J.D. Vance signed a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding. Trump said that he now plans to “focus” on the war between Russia and Ukraine.
🔹The government allowed the production of gasoline and diesel of a lower environmental grade to avoid a fuel shortage.
🔹Sokurov wrote an open letter to Mikhalkov asking him to abolish censorship. In response, Mikhalkov suggested forwarding the letter “to one of those who run the state.”
🔹The European Union imposed sanctions on Prosecutor General Gutsan and Supreme Court judge Nefedov over the persecution of Navalny. Putin’s “confessor,” Tikhon Shevkunov, was also sanctioned.
🔹In Poland, a Russian citizen was shot dead. According to media reports, the person killed was artist and actionist Semyon Skrepetsky.
🔹In the United Kingdom, social media will be banned for children and teenagers under 16. Pavel Durov criticized the social media bans.
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Fuel Shortage Solved By Lowering Standards
The government allowed lower-grade gasoline and diesel to avoid a fuel shortage.
Quality covered the gap again.