Shaun Pinner

You can always thank the Russians. Despite stringent laws restricting reporting on Ukrainian successes, they still remain remarkably enthusiastic about posting their own failures. Russian Navy Baltic Sea Fleet corvette Boikiy burning in Kronstadt drydock after a Ukrainian drone strike this week.

‼️After hitting a clearly marked UN convoy recently, Russia again hit a clearly marked Ambulance in Kherson, with, an FPV drone, deliberately attacking civilians.

It’s been an active day here in Dnipro. Russia has reportedly struck another so-called “military target” — this time a postal service warehouse. By Lavrov’s logic, I suppose that qualifies as one of Ukraine’s “decision-making centres.” 💩

🔥 Reports indicate the Russian guided-missile corvette Boyky has been damaged in Kronstadt, near Putin’s hometown of St. Petersburg. If confirmed, Ukraine has struck a warship tasked with protecting Russia’s Baltic approaches hundreds of kilometres from the front.

Notably, a representative of the Trump administration is reportedly attending the forum as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine and Trump continues to “WHITEWASH WAR CRIMES ” The optics could hardly be more striking. 🇺🇦

🔥 This is what St. Petersburg looks like just two hours before the opening of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) and Vladimir Putin's keynote speech. Bahaahaahaaa!

Fuel tankers are being hit, supply routes disrupted, and vehicles that do make it through are reportedly waiting days for ferries. The fuel shortages now being reported in Crimea are a visible sign of the growing pressure on one of Moscow’s most important logistical lifelines. 🇺🇦

“We fell into an ambush. It’s burning behind us, it’s burning in front of us, and they’re still flying.” Ukrainian long-range drones are turning Russia’s so-called land corridor to occupied Crimea into a kill zone.

Let’s talk about Crimea. Because Putin wants you talking about everything else. NATO. Nuclear threats. Belarus. Escalation. Red lines. Anything except the one issue that could become the greatest strategic failure of his entire reign.

It’s been a long night, 5 people were killed, 25 were injured. The number of victims is increasing due to the Russian attack on Dnipro, - OVA 23 people were hospitalized. Among them is a 13-year-old girl.

Out for a walk with Larysa and a Russian drone flies over the trees. A reminder that in Ukraine, even the quiet moments come with risks. Stay vigilant. Beautiful Dnipro 🇺🇦

🔥Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine destroyed an Iskander tactical missile system and two Tu-142 long-range anti-submarine aircraft at a military airfield in Taganrog, Russia, on the night of May 30.

❗️ Sections of the route between the temporarily occupied cities of Berdyansk, Melitopol, and Dzhankoy are under the fire control of Ukrainian drones - GUR of the Ministry of Defense.

As a result of the explosion in Romania, two people were injured. The victims are receiving medical assistance on site.

Putin couldn’t even pronounce the name of Kazakhstan’s President, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, calling him “Semsjan Kamelievich.” And it only adds fuel to the growing speculation that he’s losing his faculties. At this point, these public appearances are becoming not painful to watch. I’m loving it.

Fuel shortages are now being reported across occupied Ukraine and parts of Russia itself, including Sevastopol, Yalta, Melitopol, Donetsk, Tver and Ryazan. This is the result of systematic Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries, oil depots and military logistics.

Recent Footage of Ukrainian drones hitting a Russian warships in the Caspian Sea.

The strike appears to be part of the continuing wave of Russian drone attacks targeting civilian and urban infrastructure across southern Ukraine in recent days.

In Odesa, a Russian drone reportedly struck a store area, triggering a major fire with thick smoke rising over the city. Videos and local reports show cars burning and emergency services responding at the scene, with early reports indicating multiple injured civilians.

Selective outrage. It’s all out there in the open. Russia uses kids as “innocent civilians” when it suits the narrative, while also pulling students and young people into building drones, electronics and weapons for the war effort when it suits the Kremlin. You can’t really have it both ways.

Lukianivka metro station in Kyiv, where people were sheltering. A military target?

Russia unleashed another large-scale attack on Kyiv overnight, using a mix of ballistic missiles, including Zircons, cruise missiles, Shahed drones, decoy UAVs and even reported Oreshnik launches in an attempt to overwhelm Ukraine’s air defence network.

Ukrainian operators from the 475th Regiment “Code 9.2” reportedly struck a vehicle carrying Russian troops over 90km behind the front lines. According to the unit, 8 Russian servicemen were killed, the vehicle destroyed, and a motorcycle travelling with the convoy also damaged.

💥The oil refinery at Syzran, Russia, was attacked, resulting in a large-scale fire.

Ukrainian “democracy drones” allegedly attacking Kstovo refinery, Nizhny Novgorod, in Russia.

3 days ago I wrote about Ryazan and it’s not improving. Reports of black carcinogenic rain falling over the city while toxic smoke plumes blot out the sun.

Dnipro finally went quiet around 4am after hours of drones, air defence fire and explosions. Something in the distance sounded like it was continuously cooking off. Russian channels are already claiming an ammunition dump was hit, but that still needs verifying.

Moscow region, the Solnechnogorskaya oil pumping station is reportedly still burning following the latest wave of Ukrainian drone strikes. Despite efforts to downplay the damage, videos circulating online continue to show thick black smoke rising over critical energy infrastructure north of Moscow.

Clearing the garden in Dnipro yesterday with my headphones on, listening to podcasts between work. In between episodes, I suddenly heard the unmistakable sound of a Russian drone flying overhead, so I just filmed it.

A fuel depot in the Moscow region came under attack from Ukrainian drones, despite Russia's multi-layered air defense system.

Despite the UN warning both Ukraine and Russia in advance, Russia still openly bombed a UN convoy, then proudly released the footage through channels linked to Russian drone groups. This is exactly why so many now view Russia’s so-called “humanitarian concerns” as utterly hollow.

Ryazan Oil Refinery bellows out smoke, as carcinogenic splats (oil rain) now drops on the city after Ukrainian strikes throughout the night.