Russia-Ukraine War: List of key events, day 1 210 | Russia-Ukraine War News

Here are the key events of day 1 210 of the Russian war against Ukraine.

This is how things take place on Wednesday June 18:

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The death toll of dozens of Russian drone and missile strikes on kyiv early Tuesday is 16 years old, according to the Ukrainian authorities. Two people were also killed during attacks against the port of the Black Sea of Odesa, according to officials.
North Korea will send thousands of military construction workers and denominants to support reconstruction efforts in the Russian region Kursk, said Russian news agencies by quoting the head of the Security Council, Sergei Shoigu, who made the comments when he met the North Korean chief Kim Jong one in Pyongyang.

Canada has canceled plans for the G7 to publish a strong statement on war after the United States’s opposition, a Canadian official on journalists on the top of the summit said, reported the Reuters news agency.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that he told G7 leaders that diplomacy was now “in crisis” and that they should push US President Donald Trump to use his “real influence” to end the war. “Even if the American president does not put enough pressure on Russia at the moment, the truth is that America still has the widest world interests and the greatest number of allies,” said Zelenskyy on Telegram.
Ukraine called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council after Russia’s deadly attack on kyiv and other cities, Andrii Melnyk, Ukraine UN ambassador, was cited by saying to Ukraine of the national news agency, Ukrinform.
The Ukrainian envoy of the Trump administration, Keith Kellogg, is expected to meet the Biélorusian president Alexander Lukashenko in the coming days, reported the Reuters news agency, citing four people familiar with the plans. According to Reuters, Kellogg has deprived the journey through the revival of talks aimed at ending the Russian war in Ukraine.

The United Kingdom has announced sanctions against people and entities accused of being linked to the financial, energy and military operations of Russia. Personal persons include two British residents accused of having sent electrons to Moscow.
Australia has announced sanctions on 60 ships linked to the so-called “shadow fleet” of oil tankers, following several of its Western partners, including Canada and the European Union. “Russia uses these ships to circumvent international sanctions and maintain its illegal and immoral war against Ukraine,” the Australian Foreign and Foreign Ministry of Foreign and Affairs said in a statement on Wednesday.