Russia steps up attacks in Ukraine after landmark Nato summit

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MADRID/KYIV - Russia pressed on with its offensive in eastern Ukraine on Thursday (June 30) after Nato branded Moscow the biggest 'direct threat' to Western security and agreed on plans to modernise Kyiv's beleaguered armed forces. Ukrainian authorities said they were trying to evacuate residents from the frontline eastern city of Lysychansk, the focus of Russia's attacks where about 15,000...

A worker removes debris from a building of a car garage destroyed by a Russian missile strike, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Dnipro, Ukraine, on June 29, 2022.MADRID/KYIV - Russia pressed on with its offensive in eastern Ukraine on Thursday after Nato branded Moscow the biggest "direct threat" to Western security and agreed on plans to modernise Kyiv's beleaguered armed forces.

The ambassador of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic told Russia's RIA news agency the Lysychansk oil refinery was now fully controlled by Russian and pro-Russian forces, and all roads to Lysychansk were also under their control. Putin was quoted by Russian news agencies as saying he could not rule out that tensions would emerge in Moscow's relations with Helsinki and Stockholm over their joining Nato.

Britain said it would provide another 1 billion pounds of military support to Ukraine, including air defence systems, uncrewed aerial vehicles and new electronic warfare equipment.As the 30 national Nato leaders were meeting in Madrid, Russian forces intensified attacks in Ukraine, including missile strikes and shelling on the southern Mykolaiv region close to front lines and the Black Sea.

"Where, why and what they targeted is unclear, yet. We are figuring out where they aimed because there are no military units in that area," Volodymyr Tymoshko, chief of Kharkiv region police told Reuters.

 

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