The government has opened the Bila Tserkva–Sighetu Marmației border crossing in Zakarpattia. It will operate around the clock for vehicles weighing up to 3.5 tonnes.
The checkpoint on the border with Moldova is operating normally again. There are still 73 vehicles in the queue.
51% of Ukrainians in Poland intend to return, 43% of them after the end of the war. The main condition for returning is safety and stability.
The blue-and-yellow rectangles mark Kiss & Ride zones for dropping off passengers. Parking here is limited to a few minutes and may be punishable by a fine.
The 33-year-old Polish man struck a 20-year-old Ukrainian at a crossing, causing him to lose consciousness. The court remanded the attacker in custody for three months.
Germany's Foreign Minister said that Ukrainian men of conscription age should return home. Berlin may help Kyiv identify them.
In June and July, about 14. 4 thousand Ukrainians with temporary protection left Poland. There are currently 953.1 thousand people there.
Denmark plans to send illegal migrants to centers outside the EU starting in 2027. Ukrainians with temporary protection are not automatically affected by this.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that 56 Ukrainians in the disaster zone are still missing. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
The deaths of 1,066 people have been confirmed in Nepal and Tibet, and around 4,500 people are missing. Among them are 56 Ukrainian citizens.
Fifty-six Ukrainians are still missing in the disaster zone; no deaths or injuries among them have been reported. The search continues.
The government has exempted children under 18 from the consular fee for registration abroad. Applications from children aged 14 and over will be processed on the day they are submitted.
The Foreign Ministry reported that there are no Ukrainians among those affected. Rescuers are searching for possible missing persons.
In the German city of Dortmund, a 15-year-old teenager is in custody on suspicion of killing his 49-year-old father. Investigators are examining a family conflict and possible radicalization.
Contact with 56 Ukrainians in the disaster zone in Nepal is still unavailable. There is no information about any Ukrainians killed or injured.
The Foreign Ministry reports that 64 Ukrainians are being searched for after the floods in Nepal and Tibet. There is currently no information about any Ukrainians who were killed or injured.
Contact has still not been established with 56 Ukrainians after the floods in Nepal. There are no Ukrainians on the lists of those killed or injured.
Following the natural disaster in Nepal, contact has been lost with 56 Ukrainians. No Ukrainians have so far been found among the dead or injured.
More than 1,100 people, including 55 Ukrainians, have gone missing in Nepal following floods and landslides. At least 165 people have died.
Fifty-three Ukrainians went missing after flash floods in Nepal. There is currently no information about any Ukrainian citizens who were killed or injured.
The Foreign Ministry has no information about any Ukrainian citizens killed or injured in Nepal. Diplomats are checking reports about the possible disappearance of two citizens.
A Russian attack damaged a checkpoint in Odesa region, prompting its temporary closure. After restoration work, passage was resumed.
The Trump administration has suspended visa interview appointments for applicants worldwide due to global training for consular staff. Applicants are having their appointments rescheduled, while the policy of tightening immigration faces legal obstacles.
In Radom, eight men attacked three Ukrainians, who suffered head and facial injuries. One of the attackers faces up to five years in prison.
At 7:00 p. m. on August 24, Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine in various countries will form symbolic chains. The campaign has been supported by the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A federal judge ruled the ban on immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries unlawful. The Trump administration may appeal the decision.
The ABW detained a 63-year-old Ukrainian man suspected of attempting to assassinate a representative of the defense industry in Irpin. The man faces a possible sentence of at least 15 years in prison or life imprisonment.
The court in Plzeň upheld the denial of international protection to a Ukrainian. The war, fear of mobilization, and refusal to serve were not recognized as grounds for granting asylum.
The European Commission promises to publish detailed recommendations on temporary protection for Ukrainians in the EU in the coming weeks. The rules do not distinguish between men and women.
Switzerland has extended S status until March 2028, but excluded from the program Ukrainians who do not fulfill their military duty.