The 65-killed claim comes solely from Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces. Russia has not confirmed the strike or casualties. The actual toll may be higher or lower.
Multiple sources report the exchange completed in late May (approximately 23-25 May) but the exact date and tranche breakdown are not confirmed by both sides simultaneously.
This date falls one day after the briefing date of 1 June. Sourcing from PBS, Moscow Times and Washington Post confirms the session occurred, but some details may evolve.
Both sides deny responsibility for the reactor-6 turbine building strike. IAEA confirmed the physical damage but has not attributed the drone to either party.
The 700 billion ruble estimate is a Reuters calculation, not an official Russian Finance Ministry release. Final figures may differ when the ministry publishes.
Trump's assertion that Iran's uranium is entombed and inaccessible cannot be confirmed; the IAEA has had no access since 28 February. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists assesses the material was relocated to Isfahan tunnels, not destroyed.
The IDF announced the role but not the name of the engineer killed. Lowdown reports the role only pending confirmed identification.
Rubio's probably-alive phrasing signals genuine US uncertainty. Mojtaba has not appeared publicly since 8 March and his decision-making authority is contested internally.
