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LIVE – War in Ukraine: White House says Russian attack on Kharkiv has “ceased”.

According to the White House National Security Adviser, the Russian military offensive around Kharkiv has “ceased”.
Specifically, he sees this as the result of Washington giving the Ukrainians the green light to attack Russia across the border.
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More than two years of war in Ukraine

Russia fights in Kharkiv

The White House’s national security adviser said the Russian military offensive around Kharkiv has “ceased,” which he sees as a result of Washington giving Ukrainians the green light to strike in Russia on the other side of the border.

“From the president’s (Joe Biden) point of view, it’s just common sense. What’s going on around Kharkiv, what’s new in recent months is a Russian offensive that they’re going from one side of the border to the other, and that’s created. There’s no point in the Ukrainians striking across that border,” Jack said. “This (Russian) attack on Kharkiv has stopped,” Sullivan told CBS. […] The Russians have gained no ground in recent days in this region.

The upcoming Russian-Turkish meeting

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is visiting Russia on Monday and Tuesday. He will meet his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, and attend the BRICS meeting, his ministry announced on Sunday. This includes recent developments in Ukraine and Gaza, but also in Syria, Libya and the South Caucasus.

Ankara, which has been careful to maintain relations with both Kyiv and Moscow since the start of the war in Ukraine, has on several occasions offered its good offices for a negotiated exit from the conflict between the two countries.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul in March. He was set to welcome Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 9, but later canceled his trip.

kyiv claims shot down Russian SU-57 aircraft

Ukraine announced Sunday that it had shot down a Su-57 fighter jet parked at an airfield in southern Russia, its first strike against this latest generation of Russian stealth aircraft.

The Sukhoi Su-57 has been used by the Russian Air Force since the end of 2020, replacing older Soviet fighters of the Su-27 or MiG-29 type. On Saturday, a “Su-57 multirole fighter plane of the occupation state was attacked” at the Aktubinsk airfield in Russia’s Astrakhan region, nearly 600 km from the Russian-Ukrainian border, the service of Ukraine’s military intelligence GUR reported. This neutralization of the Su-57 is “a first in history,” he added.

Ukraine’s intelligence agency released satellite images before and after the attack, showing fire damage and debris surrounding the Su-57 aircraft parked at the airfield. He did not specify how the attack was carried out and did not directly claim responsibility.

Unfailing support from the United States

Emmanuel Macron and Joe Biden spoke to the press after a working meeting at the Élysée this Saturday. Both worked to clear up misunderstandings on the core issue of the war in Ukraine. US President Vladimir Putin reiterated his unwavering support for the European Union in the face of ambitions.

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Update on the situation

Here are the highlights from the last 24 hours:

– Russian bombing and airstrikes killed two people in southern and northeastern Ukraine on Saturday, local officials said.

– Russia said earlier Saturday it had foiled a Ukrainian drone attack targeting a military airfield in North Ossetia in the Russian Caucasus.

– “The world sees the hell spread by Russian troops,” Volodymyr Zelensky wrote this Saturday in a message published in X. The Ukrainian president also took the opportunity to thank all the emergency services working on foot in the country.

– The US “stands firmly with Ukraine” and will not fail to support it with its allies, Joe Biden assured in France.

Welcome

Hello and welcome to this live broadcast dedicated to the war in Ukraine and its consequences around the world. All the latest information for this Sunday, June 9 can be found there.

In the southern Kherson region, more than half occupied by Moscow, a Russian artillery shelling killed a 60-year-old woman in the village of Dudchany, Governor Oleksandr Prokudin announced. In the Kharkiv region in the northeast, under fire for almost a month of Russian cross-border attacks, “Aggressors attacked Kotimlia village in air raids“, local officials noted.

One injured person died and another resident was hospitalized. Following two aerial bombardments, a school building was destroyed, a business and private houses were damaged“, Kharkiv regional authorities said in a telegram.

Ukraine continues to accuse Russia of bombing residential areas near the front lines in an attempt to trigger evacuations. Moscow says it is not targeting civilians.

The attacks came after Moscow-based authorities accused Ukraine of killing 26 people and wounding dozens more in the occupied Luhansk and Kherson regions on Friday. At least 174 civilians have been killed in Ukraine since June 2023 as the Russian army advanced in the Kharkiv region, driving the Ukrainian army out of several towns and villages, reports said on Friday.

According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, after months of siege, Moscow is gaining ground in Ukraine, seizing a total of 47 towns and villages since the start of the year.

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