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One person has been killed and 16 injured, including children, following a Russian missile strike on Kharkiv, local officials reported.

Traffic through Ukraine’s new Black Sea shipping corridor was paused by authorities amid a push to iron out tax and customs issues and root out corruption.

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President Volodymyr Zelensky visited troops on Ukraine’s eastern front as the military reported further advances in the south.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin called the Wagner Group's legal future into question and suggested a new commander for the private military force in remarks to a Russian newspaper.

Russian General Sergey Surovikin is not currently under arrest and has been released after interrogation, Russian independent website Vazhnyye Istorii (Important Stories) reported on June 29.

Russian General Sergei Surovikin, often referred to as “General Armaggedon,” has been arrested following the Wagner mercenary company mutiny, the Moscow Times reported on June 28, citing two sources close to the Russian Defense Ministry.