Russia-Ukraine War: List of key events, day 1 193 | Russia-Ukraine War News

Here is where things are on Sunday, June 1:

Struggle

Russia Governor Bryansk, Alexander Bogomaz, said seven people had been killed and 30 were injured in a train derail in the region bordering Ukraine. Moscow Railway said in a post on Telegram that the derailment and collapse of the bridges were the result of “illegal interference in transport operations”. The army of Ukraine did not immediately comment.
A Russian attack killed a child and injured another person from the Ukrainian village from Ddynka to Zaporizhia, said the governor of the region.
A man was also killed by Russian bombings in the Kherson region of Ukraine, wrote Governor Oleksandr Prokudin on Telegram.
The Ukrainian Air Force said that Russian forces had launched around 109 drones and five missiles in Ukraine on Friday and night. Ukrainian forces have destroyed 42 of drones, he added.
The Russian army said it had captured the Ukrainian village of Vodolahy in the Sumy and Novopil region in the Donetsk region.
The announcement occurred after Ukraine ordered the evacuation of 11 other villages in the Sumy region, saying that Russia had raised some 50,000 soldiers in the region.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Country of peace in IstanbulTurkiye, next week.
He did not comment if Ukraine would participate in the new series of negotiations, although Russia said that it would send a delegation led by Vladimir Medinsky, former Minister of Culture.
The China Embassy in Singapore criticized French President Emmanuel Macron for comparing Ukraine’s defense with the need to protect Taiwan from a Chinese invasion, saying that “the two are of a different and non -comparable nature”.
The Russian War against Ukraine will be at the top of the agenda when the German chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet US President Donald Trump on Thursday at the White House, according to a spokesman for the German government.
The Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Krissels said that new rules planned to regulate foreign ships crossing Swedish territorial waters of July 1 in the middle of “an increasing number of worrying incidents in the Baltic Sea”, while the so-called Russia Shadow continues to encounter problems.

The British Secretary of Defense, John Healey, announces plans to build at least six new factories producing weapons and explosives, saying that “the hard -disputed lessons from (Russian president Vladimir), the illegal invasion of Putin Ukraine show that the military is as strong as the industry behind them.”