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The consequences of a morning missile attack on Kyiv caused damage from falling debris, despite the target being destroyed. A service station, a car wash, six cars, and a warehouse were damaged by the resulting fire. Fortunately, there are no casualties.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will propose that member states allocate at least 40 billion euros annually to finance military aid to Ukraine, according to Reuters, citing a source in the Alliance. While Stoltenberg had not publicly announced the figure before, NATO officials had previously suggested 100 billion euros over five years, equivalent to 20 billion euros annually. As uncertainty looms over future US support for Ukraine, particularly with the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House, foreign ministers will discuss ways to ensure a stronger, long-term basis for military aid to Ukraine. The negotiations will focus on agreeing on the details of the support package for Ukraine, to be adopted at the Washington NATO summit on July 9-11. This package will also involve changes in the organization of arms and ammunition supplies. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

Marksmen are infantry snipers. "Sixteenth" - Marksman 2 of the International Defense Legion of Ukraine as part of the 63rd brigade tells and shows his quiet but effective work. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

🇺🇦 Stoltenberg intends to ask NATO allies to allocate about 40 billion euros per year for military aid to Ukraine, - Reuters "We need to maintain the current level of support as a minimum to ensure the predictability that Ukraine needs - as long as it is necessary." https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

Russian occupiers are preparing to launch a railroad between Mariupol and Donetsk. "Russian invaders have completed the construction and are putting into operation a newly built railway line between Burne and Malovodne in the occupied part of the Donetsk region. It will become a part of the railroad connection between the territory of Russia and Mariupol,” reports the monitoring group Frontelligence Insight. The line has a length of up to 80 kilometers, and its launch allows the Russians to establish a railroad connection bypassing the “Kerch bridge” to provide logistics for the occupation army in southern Ukraine. According to Frontelligence Insight, the invaders have already established a railroad between Volnovakha and the seaport of Mariupol in a “test mode.” The branch line between Mariupol and the territory of Russia could be fully operational by the summer of 2024. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

Macron intends to create a European coalition of military instructors in Ukraine, — Le Monde, citing its own sources. According to the publication, several hundred specialists from several countries may be involved to train sappers or even help form a new motorized infantry brigade. It is noted that consultations on this issue are planned to be accelerated in the coming days in order to make a statement during the meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Emmanuel Macron in France on June 6-7. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

🇺🇸🇺🇦Ukraine and the US will sign a security agreement before the Peace Summit, - Financial Times. For this, Zelenskyi and Biden will meet in person in Italy next month. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský, who is hosting a NATO ministerial meeting in Prague these days, has announced a list of steps the Alliance should take in its relations with the Kremlin. “Firstly, we need to stop the Western narrative of fear of escalation. After all, it is Russia, not us, that has crossed all the “red lines” and is not holding back. And after the new inauguration, Putin feels even more powerful,” he explained. Lipavský also emphasized that political determination must be accompanied by the necessary technical capabilities, and the defense industry in Western countries must mobilize efforts to increase production. Another task for the West, he said, is to strengthen its ability to resist hybrid warfare and economic resilience. https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe

Pentagon opens ammunition factory in Texas to keep arms supply to Ukraine, — New York Times. The factory under construction in Mesquite, Texas, will soon produce 30,000 155-mm artillery shells per month, roughly double the current US production capacity. In particular, they should cover Ukraine's need to counter Russian forces. To keep Ukraine’s artillery crews supplied, the Pentagon set a production target last year of 100,000 shells per month by the end of 2025.  However, the launch of a single new factory may not be enough to change the outcome of the fighting in Ukraine's favor. “The steady increase of artillery ammunition production is significant for long-term U.S. and Ukrainian needs,” said Michael Kofman, an expert on the Russian military and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, “but even in the best case scenario, I would say those late-2025 output targets will arrive late in this war, and it is likely that Russian artillery output will still be higher than the US and Europe combined at that point.” https://t.me/EveryUkraineWarVideo Subscribe