A tank caught fire at a military base in Senaki, western Georgia, during a training exercise. A 47-year-old soldier, Zurab Pisenko, suffered serious burns and was rushed to Turkey for treatment.
A sewerage breakdown occurs on Kharkivske Highway in Kyiv. Social networks report a power outage in buildings due to flooding of switchboards in basements.
Ukrenergo urged Ukrainians to conserve electricity throughout the day.
Oleksandr Syrsky, the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said he was working in the "original area" and posted a photo. Social media speculate that this is the Sumy region, from where the Ukrainian Armed Forces are launching an offensive against the Kursk region of Russia.
The President of Ukraine signed a law establishing supervisory and expert councils at the National Museum of the Holodomor Genocide. This will allow the museum to monitor its activities in the face of the Russian invasion.
By the start of the school year, 8 school shelters in Kyiv region will be overhauled. The head of the RMA demands that all schools in the region switch to full-time or mixed education, otherwise communities face "sanctions.
An accident with victims occurred on the bypass road of Bobrynets, Kirovograd region. Vehicular traffic is temporarily restricted in both directions on 115 km of the H-14 highway.
A traffic accident has occurred on the Paton Bridge in Kyiv. The Patrol Police reports that traffic is hampered in both directions and urges drivers to take this information into account when planning their route.
Russian Telegram channels reported the death of a well-known Z-military commander, Yevhen Piddubny, in the Kursk region. There is no official confirmation of this information yet.
A large-scale fire has broken out in the abandoned Tampere movie theater in the capital of Ukraine. Rescuers are working at the scene, but there is no official information from the State Emergency Service.
Aleksander Franchetti, a member of the 'Sevastopol self-defense', was sentenced to 5 years in prison and deportation from the Czech Republic for 10 years.
The President of Ukraine held a meeting with government officials on new social support. They discussed opportunities for new business, job creation and family support.
Ukrainian athlete Zhan Beleniuk has reached the bronze medal final of the 2024 Olympics in Greco-Roman wrestling under 87 kg. The fight for third place will take place on August 8.
President Zelenskyy spoke with Chief of the Armed Forces Syrskyy about Ukraine's actions. He also had a meeting with Defense Minister Umerov on the missile program.
The President of Ukraine has announced the preparation of the launch of a new digital achievement "Army+". The application will simplify everyday tasks for the commanders of the Ukrainian Defense Forces, and subsequently for every soldier.
Ukrainian wrestler Parviz Nasibov has made it to the finals of the 2024 Olympic Games in the Greco-Roman wrestling weight category of up to 67 kg. In the semifinals, he defeated the top seed with a score of 3:3 in his last active action.
The first fatality from the new FLiRT sub-variant of the coronavirus has been reported in Ivano-Frankivsk region. An 80-year-old woman with comorbidities died after 20 days of treatment in the hospital.
Evacuation of children from 28 settlements in Donetsk region continues. Over the past day, 372 families with 481 children have been evacuated. The evacuation is taking place in armored vehicles.
An explosion was heard in Snihurivka, Mykolaiv region. Local authorities are urging residents to stay away from windows and adhere to the two-wall rule, and an air alert was previously announced in the region due to a missile threat.
The Russian army shelled Nikopol district with artillery and kamikaze drones. A multi-storey building, private houses and infrastructure were damaged, and two men were injured.
In Antonivka, Kherson region, the number of wounded from a Russian drone attack has risen to three. A 46-year-old man sustained explosive and cranial injuries while standing on the street at the time of the attack.
The Ukrainian film Me, Pobeda and Berlin, based on the novel by Kuzma Scriabin, has been released on Netflix. The film immerses viewers in the atmosphere of the 90s and features Scriabin's iconic music.
Ukrenergo reports that no power outages are planned for August 8 in Ukraine. The company urges Ukrainians not to use powerful electrical appliances from 11:00 to 15:00.
At Sheremetyevo airport, Russian customs officers seized a book about Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered by a Russian. An expert review found it to be banned for import due to possible harm to state security and Russia's interests.
SBU collected evidence against Russian Lieutenant General Vladimir Spiridonov for war crimes in Kherson region. He was involved in mass repressions against civilians and the organization of torture during the occupation of the region.
In some districts of Ivano-Frankivsk region, 25% to 90% of students will not be able to attend school due to the lack of shelters. Authorities are considering options to ensure the safety of children, including temporary technical solutions and transportation to schools with shelters.
While walking in the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv, a man found an object that looked like a mortar shell. The police reminded Kyiv residents of the safety rules for detecting suspicious objects and urged them to be careful.
Alexey Smirnov reported on the tense situation in the border area of the Kursk region. Emergency services have been switched to an enhanced round-the-clock mode of operation, and the situation is under control.
The United States has terminated the USAID-funded Constitutional Court of Georgia program. Other educational projects and grants totaling more than $95 million have also been suspended.
In Pesochin, a man shot two acquaintances during a conflict, firing at least 14 bullets. The suspect is 57 years old and faces up to 15 years in prison or life imprisonment.
