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Press releases published on June 1, 2025

Russian Missile Attacks Ukrainian Training Center
(MENAFN) On Sunday, Ukraine reported that a Russian missile attack on a military training facility resulted in the deaths of at least 12 Ukrainian soldiers, with more than 60 others wounded. According to a message posted by the Land Forces of Ukraine's …

International cybersecurity celebration starts in Moscow
(MENAFN) The Positive Hack Days (PHDays Fest), one of Russia’s largest cybersecurity events, opened on Thursday at Moscow’s Luzhniki Olympic Complex. The three-day festival brings together government representatives, tech leaders, and cybersecurity experts …

Stalin comes back to Moscow
(MENAFN) A monument to Joseph Stalin has been restored at Taganskaya station in the Moscow Metro, though not in its original form. The reinstated high relief—originally removed in 1966 during renovations—has been recreated in a more modest version. The …

Saudi Arabia, Syria Forge Stronger Ties to Drive Reconstruction
(MENAFN) On Saturday, Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shibani and Saudi Arabia's top diplomat, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, underscored deepening ties and a mutual drive to rebuild Syria, following the recent rollback of international sanctions …

Putin declares Russia determined on creating ‘buffer zone’ in Ukraine
(MENAFN) Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Thursday that the country's military is actively working to establish a "security buffer zone" along the Ukrainian border. The move aims to protect civilians in Kursk, Belgorod, and Bryansk—regions …

Trump Withdraws Jared Isaacman’s NASA Nomination
(MENAFN) On late Saturday, United States Leader Donald Trump announced he is retracting his nomination of billionaire Jared Isaacman, a close associate of SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, to lead NASA. This decision comes after a review of Isaacman’s previous …

Russian Grain Exports to Africa Rise Sharply
(MENAFN) In the ongoing agricultural season, shipments of Russian grain to Africa have seen a significant increase, with exports to North African countries rising by 10 percent, according to a leading Russian trade official on Thursday. This growth …

Canadian Gold Miner Seeks International Arbitration
(MENAFN) The Canadian mining corporation Barrick Mining has turned to the World Bank’s arbitration tribunal to resolve a legal conflict with the government of Mali. A news agency reported on Friday that the company faces the potential loss of control over …

Poland’s Presidential Election Polls Kick Off
(MENAFN) Voting commenced Sunday in Poland’s presidential runoff election, where nearly 29 million eligible voters are deciding between the liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and the conservative nationalist Karol Nawrocki. The competition has …

Trump Pulls Jared Isaacman’s NASA Nomination
(MENAFN) Late Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of billionaire Jared Isaacman’s nomination to lead NASA, citing concerns following a review of Isaacman’s previous connections. In a statement posted on his Truth Social account, …

Tragic Bus Crash in Nigeria Claims Twenty-One Athletes’ Lives
(MENAFN) At least 21 individuals lost their lives, and three others sustained injuries when a bus transporting athletes back from Nigeria's recently held National Sports Festival collided on a bustling expressway in the country’s northern region, according …

Ukrainian shelling wounds residents in Russian border zone
(MENAFN) A Ukrainian artillery strike on Lgov, a city in Russia’s Kursk Region, has injured 16 civilians, including two minors, according to acting Governor Aleksandr Khinshtein. In a statement on Telegram Thursday, Khinshtein reported that the Kursk-Rylsk …

Austria Voices Concern Over Growing Literacy Challenges
(MENAFN) Statistics Austria has raised the alarm over the country’s growing literacy challenges, revealing that nearly one in three Austrians have difficulty with reading. According to the government agency, 29% of Austria’s population—equivalent to …

More than 100 Ukrainian drones stopped above Russia
(MENAFN) Russian air defense systems intercepted 112 Ukrainian drones overnight, according to a statement released Friday by the Russian Defense Ministry. The drones were brought down across 13 different regions of the country. The highest number—24 drones …

Senior ISIS Figure Gets Captured
(MENAFN) A high-ranking ISIS (Daesh) figure, sought by Turkish authorities, was apprehended at the frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan during a collaborative intelligence effort, according to Turkish security officials on Sunday. Identified as Ozgur …

Musk Draws Attention with Black Eye at Trump Press Conference
(MENAFN) At a Friday press conference in the Oval Office with President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, appeared with a noticeable black eye, drawing widespread attention. The gathering was focused on Musk’s announcement that he is …

Ukraine Rejects Debt to International Creditors
(MENAFN) Ukraine’s Finance Ministry announced on Friday that the country will not pay the USD665 million it owes to global creditors. Previously, Kiev was unable to reach an agreement on restructuring terms with a coalition of debt holders, mainly led by …

Kremlin unveils advancement on record prisoner exchange
(MENAFN) The Kremlin has announced progress in preparing a major prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides having officially exchanged lists of individuals they wish to see returned. The development follows recent peace talks in Istanbul, …

Deceased headmaster detected inside head of historic WW2 monument
(MENAFN) A tragic incident occurred inside "The Motherland Calls", the towering WWII monument in Volgograd, where a body was discovered in the statue's head, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee. The 85-meter-tall statue, one of the most …

American writer books’ get banned in Ukraine
(MENAFN) A publishing house in Ukraine has decided to withdraw all printed copies of books by American romance writer Sophie Lark after allegations emerged that she expressed support for Russia and made disparaging remarks about Ukrainians online. Based in …