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Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

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Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

2026-06-05 09:14 Last Updated At:12:29

Russia said on Thursday that its forces had taken control of a settlement in Ukraine, while Ukraine reported an attack on a Russian patrol ship.

In its latest report on Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry said that its forces struck 142 areas over the past day, targeting Ukrainian long-range drone storage and launch sites, energy and transportation infrastructure used by Ukrainian forces, and temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian armed forces and foreign mercenaries.

Russian air defense systems reportedly shot down 601 fixed-wing drones. Additionally, Russian forces gained control of a settlement in the Zaporizhzhia region.

On the same day, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 279 clashes along the front lines in the past 24 hours, claiming to have shot down 2,111 Russian drones.

In a separate statement on Thursday, Ukraine's unmanned systems force confirmed an attack on a Russian patrol vessel in the waters near Crimea.

Additionally, the surrounding areas of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, one of the largest nuclear facilities in Europe, suffered a "massive attack" by Ukrainian heavy drones on Thursday. Targets included the Zaporizhzhia thermal power plant, which is critical for powering the nuclear facility’s only remaining external power line.

Despite the assaults, the nuclear plant is reportedly operating normally with no abnormalities in safety parameters. As of now, the Ukrainian side has not commented on these developments.

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Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

Russia claims controls of Ukrainian settlement, while Ukraine says Russian patrol ship hit

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Thursday held a phone call with Khalil al-Hayya, a senior official of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) to exchange views on the latest regional situation.

Al-Hayya said that Israel's ongoing aggression against Gaza is undermining the ceasefire deal, and stressed that the resistance group and the Palestinian people remain steadfast in their position and will keep fighting until the Palestinian national objectives are achieved.

Araghchi briefed al-Hayya on the latest measures Iran has taken to stop the war in the region, and emphasized that Iran will continue to support the Palestinian and Lebanese people and oppose Israeli occupation and aggression.

Iranian FM,  senior Hamas official hold phone call on regional tensions

Iranian FM, senior Hamas official hold phone call on regional tensions

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