Russian authorities speak of strikes on "civilian infrastructure" and a "terrorist act", and Leningrad region insists energy facilities were not disrupted; a Ukrainian drone maker and independent media point to…
All figures for downed drones and missiles come from the Russian MoD and Russian authorities; the Ukrainian side in the sample neither confirms nor denies them.
Russian sources only note explosions, citing Ukrainian media, and do not report casualties; Ukrainian and independent sources give matching figures for the dead and wounded.
The Kremlin calls the strikes a response aimed at Kyiv's military potential and does not mention the "ceasefire"; Kyiv and independent media describe them as violations of the energy ceasefire Trump announced.
Lithuania suggested the drone came from Poland, which Poland does not confirm; Ukraine's foreign ministry, by apologising, effectively acknowledged the drone may have been Ukrainian and veered off course because of…
Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk, Kharkiv regionsDonetsk region
Russian commanders' claims to have encircled and destroyed a large Ukrainian unit in Dobropillia are not confirmed by the Ukrainian side or independent sources; each side reports enemy losses on its own, and these are…
Casualty data come only from Russian and Russian-installed authorities; Ukrainian sources in the sample only report power outages in Crimea and do not comment on casualties.
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
The strikes on the two cargo ships off Odesa are known only from the Russian MoD; Romania describes the type of drones but does not name the country they belong to.
There are no factual discrepancies; Russian sources report only the fact of the call, while Ukrainian and independent media also cite Zelensky's words on shelling and air defence and the context of the crisis in…
Russian sources focus on the story of the man "rescued" from the border guards and the enlistment office and call him a draft dodger; Ukrainian sources focus on the circumstances of the incident as described by the…
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources
US ministers stress that the main sanctions remain in force and the "Graham law" is only suspended, and present the diesel deal as a way to motivate Russia; Rubio, according to The Moscow Times, speaks of a 60-day…
The Ukrainian side presents an entry ban as a security measure for Europe, while Russian sources present it as absurd demands, quoting anonymous social media users.
■Russia ✓: covered●Ukraine ✓: covered◆Independent –: not found
⇄Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources