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AI summaryGold futures on the Comex exchange have shown significant volatility, climbing above $4,200 per troy ounce for the first time since late June, then falling below $4,000 days later. TASS reports the movements, citing trading platform data.
AI summaryRussia's international reserves fell by $28.6 billion, or 3.8%, to $715.2 billion as of June 26, 2026, according to Central Bank data reported by TASS. The decline was primarily attributed to negative revaluation, following a week of gains. The reserves include foreign currency, Special Drawing Rights, a reserve position in the IMF, and monetary gold.
AI summaryIndia's oil minister stated the country could supply fuel to Russia if needed, as Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have caused fuel shortages. Reports also indicate Indian-origin fuel may have reached Russia via traders, while India has significantly increased its own imports of Russian crude following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
AI summaryBloomberg reports that between 58 and 68 million barrels of Iranian oil may be afloat at sea, with over 90% lacking a clear destination, as Tehran seeks buyers after the US suspended sanctions. TASS adds that Iran exported over 40 million barrels since the lifting of naval blockade, and officials report a 20% price increase.
AI summaryKremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov addressed the EU's transformation into a military-political-economic bloc, reiterated allegations of Kiev's involvement in Nord Stream sabotage, and detailed Russia's massive retaliatory strike on Ukrainian military facilities. He also discussed Zelensky's legitimacy, Medvedev's role at Khamenei's farewell, and escalating EU-Russia tensions.
AI summaryThe Kremlin acknowledges media speculation about potential presidential elections in Ukraine but says it has received no official statements, while reiterating doubts about President Zelensky's legal mandate. Reports suggest former army chief Valery Zaluzhny has told Zelensky he would run if a vote were held, despite efforts to persuade him otherwise.
AI summaryGerman federal prosecutors have indicted Ukrainian national Serhii K. over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, alleging he acted on orders from Ukrainian state authorities. Ukraine denies involvement and has proposed a joint investigation. The case adds strain to Germany-Ukraine relations.
AI summaryRussian Senator Konstantin Kosachev said the conflict in Ukraine will end at the negotiating table, but that any settlement documents will be shaped by the frontline situation. He stressed that Moscow is ready for compromises, yet insists that addressing the root causes of the conflict remains a vital, non-negotiable principle.
AI summaryA Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Nizhny Novgorod Region killed one civilian and injured four others, according to Governor Gleb Nikitin. Russian air defenses reportedly intercepted hundreds of drones across multiple regions overnight, with casualty figures varying between reports.
AI summaryGermany's Federal Prosecutor General has filed charges against a Ukrainian national, Sergey K., over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, alleging he led a group acting on behalf of Ukrainian state agencies. The charges include war crimes and attacks on civilian infrastructure, with prosecutors citing intercepted calls and evidence from a rented yacht. The suspect, detained in Italy and extradited to Germany, is held in pretrial detention in Hamburg.
AI summaryRussia's Embassy in Sweden has come under another drone attack, with one drone dropping red paint and another carrying a mock explosive device, according to the diplomatic mission. The embassy holds Sweden responsible and cites the Vienna Convention on diplomatic security.
AI summaryRussia has informed the United States of its business community's interest in participating in G20 events, including the upcoming summit in Florida, according to Russian sherpa Denis Agafonov. Russia will also take part in the G20 Sherpa meeting in Washington, aiming to contribute to consensus-based discussions.
AI summaryRussian G20 Sherpa Denis Agafonov says Moscow and Washington are in close contact on G20 issues, discussing economic growth and AI. He notes no insurmountable obstacles to Russia's participation and supports the US 'back to basics' approach.
AI summaryRussia's Defense Ministry reports a massive retaliatory strike on Ukrainian military-industrial and energy sites following alleged attacks on Russian territory. Strikes targeted fuel depots, oil refineries, and airfield infrastructure across several regions, with Ukraine reporting blasts and power outages.
AI summaryRussia's human rights ombudswoman Yana Lantratova says Russia and Ukraine are working on another prisoner exchange, with lists being verified. The statement follows a recent swap of 160 for 160 on June 26, and comes amid ongoing tensions.
AI summaryOfficials in the Donetsk People’s Republic report Ukrainian military shelling of residential areas over the past 24 hours, with conflicting accounts of casualties and damage. According to statements from the DPR head’s office, the attacks varied in intensity and impact.
AI summaryPolish President Karol Nawrocki stripped Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle after Kyiv named a military unit after 'heroes of the UPA.' Ukrainian officials, including three former presidents, renounced Polish awards in response, prompting sharp comments from Russian officials.
AI summarySlovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said the West is effectively at war with Russia due to mercenaries in Ukraine, called for peace through dialogue, and stressed Europe's future depends on unity with the East. He also backed Ukraine's EU accession only after other candidates join.
AI summaryMoscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reported that four drones were shot down overnight while approaching the city, bringing the total to six. Emergency responders were dispatched to the crash sites.
AI summaryA US Navy MH-60S Seahawk helicopter made an emergency water landing in the Arabian Sea on Wednesday, leaving one service member missing and three others injured but stable. The US military has suspended its search for the missing sailor, and the cause of the incident remains under investigation with no indication of hostile action.