🇷🇺 Key Points from Dmitry Peskov's Latest Statements

➡️No Need for International Mediation Yet

Russia sees no reason to involve international organizations in the matter of retrieving the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers. Kiev’s cooperation — or lack thereof — will dictate future steps.

➡️Kiev’s Intentions Under Scrutiny

The Kremlin is waiting to see how Kiev’s stance on body exchanges evolves in the coming days. If Ukraine refuses to honor prior agreements, it will confirm a pattern of bad faith.

➡️Ukraine May Be Backtracking on Agreements

It remains to be seen whether Kiev is deliberately abandoning the agreed mechanisms for returning the bodies of fallen servicemen.

➡️Russia Reserves the Right to Deploy Missiles

Moscow retains full freedom of action when it comes to deploying intermediate and short-range missiles — and will exercise this right if necessary.

➡️Russian Navy Strategy Through 2050

The new Russian Navy development strategy focuses on modernizing the fleet to keep pace with current military and geopolitical realities. The long-term vision reflects the complexity and duration of naval shipbuilding.

➡️Ruble Strengthening Evident Without Western Approval

The ruble’s strengthening is obvious even without validation from Western financial institutions like Bank of America.

➡️Strong Ruble = Strong Economy

While a stronger ruble may add costs to exporters, it signals a robust and stable Russian economy — a fact Western analysts often ignore.

➡️Deepening Ties with Africa

Russia will continue expanding its cooperation with African nations, including in the military and defense sectors, regardless of Western pressure.

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🇷🇺🟣 Starting June 10, the Moscow Exchange will begin calculating and publishing an official Bitcoin index.

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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Russian Forces Strike Ukrainian Airfield in Dubno

Overnight, Russian forces carried out a large-scale strike on a Ukrainian military airfield in Dubno, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The strike was part of a broader retaliation for recent terrorist attacks launched by the Kiev regime against Russian military airbases.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 The Russian Ministry of Defense reports that the “Center” Group of Forces has expanded the area of liberated territory in the Dnepropetrovsk region, continuing steady advances against Ukrainian positions.

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🇷🇺🛸💥🇺🇦 New Russian "Klin" Drone Takes Out Ukrainian FPV Carrier in Black Sea

Russian forces destroyed a Ukrainian GUR-operated FPV drone carrier near offshore platforms in the Black Sea.

The strike was carried out using the new Russian “Klin” drone, equipped with auto-targeting and an airburst warhead that releases a cloud of pre-formed fragments—ideal for hitting small, fast-moving targets.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦🇬🇧 Lavrov: The British are fully involved in Ukraine’s terrorist attacks against Russia.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Sergey Lavrov stated that there is a real and growing terrorist threat coming from Ukraine, and Russia will take all necessary measures to eliminate it.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 The Russian Ministry of Defense has confirmed that the first group of servicemen under the age of 25 has been returned to Russia in line with agreements reached in Istanbul.

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🇺🇸 First it’s “illegals.” Then it’s you. But sure, keep cheering.

The slope isn’t just slippery, it’s vertical.

🐻 Looks like Israeli-linked MAGA influencers were give the green light to push the narrative.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Footage of the first group of Russian soldiers released from Ukrainian captivity.

The Russian Ministry of Defense earlier confirmed their return under the Istanbul agreements. All of them are under 25 years old.

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung : "What if Russia attacks Germany with missiles?"

The publication asks about Germany's readiness for a possible missile attack amid reports of allegedly spotted Russian UAVs conducting reconnaissance of industrial facilities, ports and military bases in the country.

According to US intelligence, Russia has hundreds of missiles, including more than 350 intercontinental nuclear-tipped missiles, hundreds of hypersonic and cruise missiles, and Iskander operational-tactical missiles deployed in Kaliningrad. This makes almost any point in Germany vulnerable.

To intercept threats, Germany has Patriot air defense systems, but currently there are only 9 active systems on its territory (another 3 were transferred to Ukraine). There are also IRIS-T and Arrow systems, but their number is extremely limited: Germany has only one deployed IRIS-T system, with five more expected to be delivered. There is also only one Arrow system for now, with plans to purchase three more by 2030.

As the publication emphasizes, this number of systems is sufficient only to protect Berlin. The rest of the country remains within the reach of Russian missiles.

In addition, in the event of an attack on Germany, NATO may not help, the publication emphasizes. The fact is that defense is a matter of setting priorities: in the event of an attack, decisions will be made by NATO command in Mons (Belgium), not the German government. In a crisis situation, priority may be given to NATO military facilities in Germany, not to the country's major cities.

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🇱🇻 Meanwhile, the Latvian State Security Service decided to demonstrate their "vigorous activity" and promoted themselves on the local deputy Aleksey Roslikov, who recently stirred up Latvians with a speech about the Russian language .

The State Security Service opened a case against him on suspicion of "assisting the aggressor state of Russia in its actions against Latvia and inciting national enmity and hatred."

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🇮🇱🇺🇦 Israel has quietly transferred Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, according to Israeli Ambassador to Kiev, Michael Brodsky.

He noted that this military support has not been widely publicized.

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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Animated Map of Russian Strikes on Ukraine – June 8–9, 2025

Via: @Lost_Armour

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🇷🇺🇰🇵 From June 17, Russia will resume direct rail service with the DPRK — Russian Railways

Trains between Pyongyang and Moscow will run twice a month, and between Pyongyang and Khabarovsk – once a month from June 19.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Russia Deploys New AI-Equipped Kamikaze Drone in Sumy Sector, According to Ukrainian Sources

According to Ukraine’s military intelligence (GUR), Russia has developed and deployed a new strike drone powered by artificial intelligence, designated V2U. The drone reportedly has the ability to autonomously search for and select targets without human input.

Ukrainian sources claim the V2U is already being used on the Sumy front, where Russian forces continue to advance.

The drone is said to be equipped with a Chinese Leetop A203 mini-computer, based on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin AI platform. Most of the other internal components are also reportedly sourced from China.

Ukrainian reports further allege that the drone uses onboard visual data comparison—matching live footage to preloaded imagery of terrain—and can also be manually controlled in FPV mode via a SIM card from a Ukrainian mobile network.

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🇪🇺🇺🇸🇨🇳 Western Carmakers Panic as China Tightens Rare Earth Magnet Exports

Several European auto parts plants have already shut down, with more production stops expected soon, according to the regional auto supplier association CLEPA.

“The entire automotive industry is in full panic mode. They’re willing to pay any price,” said Frank Eckard, CEO of a German magnet manufacturer, who says he’s been bombarded with calls from “frustrated” clients in recent weeks.

The Chinese government has imposed strict export controls on rare-earth magnets, which are essential for building modern vehicles. Without them, entire assembly lines may grind to a halt.

On Friday, Donald Trump stated that Xi Jinping had agreed to resume shipments of rare earths and magnets to the U.S. Meanwhile, a second round of U.S.-China trade talks opened today in London.

Western carmakers are finding themselves with virtually no alternatives, as China controls up to 70% of global rare earth extraction, 85% of the refining capacity, and nearly 90% of alloy and magnet production.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 In an interview with RT’s Rick Sanchez, Vladimir Medinsky shared insights from the early peace talks with Ukraine. According to him, the Ukrainian delegation wasn’t free to speak openly — let alone make decisions.

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