What will happen to Prigozhin's US election-hacking operation? International inspectors seek more access to nuclear plant 'Putin chef' turned Russian mutineer 'Putin chef' turned Russian mutineer is exiled. Amelina was among 12 people killed by a Russian missile attack on a pizzeria in the eastern city of Kramatorsk on June 27. ∎ A memorial service was held in Kyiv for Victoria Amelina, 37, an award-winning Ukrainian writer whose work was translated into many languages including English. But she added, "The enemy is trapped in the city itself thanks to our fighters. He cannot move fully, he cannot leave the city.'' ∎ Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister, Hanna Maliar, said Wednesday that battles on the northern flank of the eastern city of Bakhmut yielded no substantial gains. ∎ Even if Ukraine doesn't get a promise that it will be invited to join NATO after the war, "I have a feeling that we will find wording that will not disappoint Ukrainians and will state more than we are used to saying," Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said of the NATO summit his country is hosting next week. ∎ Chinese President Xi Jinping warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the Financial Times reported, citing Western and Chinese officials. Prigozhin forecasts more 'victories Prigozhin forecasts more 'victories at the front' in new video: Ukraine updates They have, indeed, ended the war campaign back then, at a cost of lives of almost 300,000 civilians." did in 1945, when it used its nuclear weapons (at) Hiroshima and Nagasaki. "Either if a peace treaty is signed or if one does what the U.S. "Actually, any war, even a world war, can stop very fast," he said Wednesday. It's the second time in a week he has raised the specter of nuclear war, recently saying the invasion of Ukraine could last for decades and "quite probably" could end in nuclear war. Medvedev, Russia's former president, also made an allusion to nuclear weapons as another way to end the war. The Russian army is "modern and heroic (despite) experiencing certain problems, like any army,'' he said. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev also defended the Russian military, which has struggled to gain ground since early land grabs in the 16-month war. Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine would end within days if the West stopped shipping weapons to the battered nation, a top Kremlin official said Wednesday.
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