Car with 4 collaborators blown up in occupied Zaporizhzhia region – Melitopol mayor 

On the evening of Friday, June 2, a car carrying collaborators was blown up in the temporarily occupied Mykhailivka, Zaporizhzhia region

Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov reported this. 

“The collaborators and occupiers of Mykhailivka are definitely not up for a quiet Friday evening. They were going to relax in a local cafe and almost reached it when a car with four Kremlin supporters flew into the air right at their destination,” Fedorov wrote. 

According to the mayor of Melitopol, the car was also occupied by a local businessman, Davydiuk, who owns the Hetman cafe, which feeds the Russian soldiers. 

“We are clarifying the information about who survived and who will rest at Kobzon's concert,” added Fedorov.

(The Ukrainian phrases "to go to a Kobzon concert", “to get a ticket to a Kobzon concert” meaning to die, refer to the late Iosif Kobzon, a popular Soviet and Russian singer who supported Putin’s regime, including the annexation of Crimea and Russian invasion of eastern Ukraine - ed.)

• On June 1, the General Staff reported that the Russian forces had set up a military base with equipment on the territory of St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Melitopol.