Antonina Tumanova

Pharmaceutical companies have been allowed to use additional warehouse facilities during martial law. This is intended to disperse medicine stocks.

The Czech U15 and U17 national teams will not play at the European Championship because Russia has been admitted. The Czech Republic is demanding neutral symbols and a review of the teams' rosters.

Two drones washed ashore near Varna, bringing the number found on Bulgaria’s coast to four in 24 hours. The type and purpose of the aircraft are being established.

British actor Tim Curry has died at the age of 80. Law enforcement found no signs of foul play. He suffered a stroke in 2012.

At least 98 people have died in Nepal and Tibet due to floods and landslides. Hundreds more, including 341 foreigners, are missing.

Zelenskyy held a meeting in the Zaporizhzhia region and instructed officials to strengthen the protection of the city, the region, and important areas. For the defense of Donetsk region it was proposed to create two groupings.

The Sussexes flew from California to Birmingham on a private flight. The family will live in the Cotswolds and will not return to official duties.

The President presented the "Golden Star" to Andrii Biletskyi and Eduard Kolodii. During the operation, 745 km² and 26 villages were liberated.

Explosions were heard in various districts of occupied Donetsk, including near the "Donetsk City" shopping center. Traffic was restricted on some streets.

In Lozova, a Russian strike caused a fire at a business center and damaged high-rise buildings. Ten people were injured, including people in serious condition.

The number of people killed by the floods has risen to 55. A total of 574 rescuers, police officers and military personnel have been involved in the search and rescue operation.

JATEC specialists advised NATO exercises in Latvia on repelling UAV attacks. More than 1,000 military personnel from 25 countries and Ukraine took part.

At least 31 people have died in Nepal due to a sudden flood, and hundreds are missing. Foreign nationals are among those missing.

Three miners died while carrying out underground work in the Dnipropetrovsk region

Three miners died during underground work in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Their bodies were retrieved from the lowest point of the shaft and brought to the surface.

There will no longer be a need to go down into "Metrograd" — six new surface crossings will be installed at Bessarabska Square in Kyiv.

The underground crossings near Bessarabska Square will be duplicated with surface crossings. Traffic lights, tactile paving, and barrier-free routes are planned.

Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi held his first meeting with the Supervisory Board of "Energoatom. " He expects a transparent competition and a reboot of the company’s management.

Zelenskyy and Drapatyi met with soldiers of the 80th Brigade in the Oleksandrivka direction. The President discussed the unit’s needs and presented awards.

In Kyiv, a Volkswagen with flashing lights ran a red light and was involved in a crash; 8 people were injured

At the intersection of European Union Avenue and Vyshhorodska Street, a Volkswagen collided with a Toyota Prius. Eight people were hospitalized.

Law enforcement officers exposed a scheme for supplying medicines at inflated prices, with losses exceeding UAH 80. 9 million. Four individuals were served with notices of suspicion.

In Ternopil, on August 25, people struck an official vehicle and injured Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center employees. Police are identifying the participants, assessing the damage, and establishing the circumstances.

Putin signed three secret decrees on the day of the CIA director’s visit to Moscow, Russian media report

Putin signed decrees No. 605–607, which were not published. Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow may have concerned mobilization, a provocation against NATO or an exchange.

Russian forces carried out 173 attacks, launched 6,517 drones, and dropped 201 guided aerial bombs. The most active fighting is ongoing near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka.

A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was recorded off the coast of occupied Crimea

A magnitude 3. 4 earthquake occurred near Sevastopol on August 25. The epicenter was located at a depth of 15 km, and the tremors were barely perceptible.

"Queen of country" Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80

Country singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80 in Nashville. The cause of death has not been reported.

A plane belonging to the «Russia» special flight detachment departed from Vnukovo after an American Boeing C-17. The reasons for the flight are currently unknown.

The bodies of at least six migrants were discovered 200 km from Jalu after their vehicle broke down in the desert. Libya is a transit route to Europe.

Iran and Oman have proposed jointly creating a temporary shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz and conducting mine clearance. Talks are ongoing.

In Kramatorsk, the number of people injured as a result of the Russian attack has risen to 24

In Kramatorsk, an airstrike damaged 34 apartment buildings and caused fires. Among the 24 injured is a two-month-old infant.

Archbishop Paul Gallagher called for an end to the war in Ukraine after talks with Sergey Lavrov in Moscow. The sides agreed on humanitarian cooperation.

In Kharkiv's Osnovianskyi district, a jet-powered drone strike damaged about ten houses and several cars. Two people were injured.