Three armed men attacked a facility in Turkey's financial center. One attacker was killed, and two police officers were wounded during the shootout.
On the section near the village of Kalynivka, traffic lanes will be progressively closed in both directions. The restrictions are related to the ongoing repair of the overpass in the Kyiv region.
Russian troops shelled Kherson's residential areas for half an hour. As a result of the attack, four people died, and seven more sustained injuries of varying degrees.
The occupiers struck a minibus in the Chervonohryhorivka community, injuring five people. Earlier, 4 people died and 16 were injured in an attack in Nikopol.
The parliament adopted bill No. 12221 to harmonize the accreditation system with EU norms. This will simplify access of industrial products to European markets.
Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran regarding the destruction of bridges and power plants. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens a shortage of LNG on the world market.
The NBU recorded an increase in inflation in March due to the war in the Middle East. Demand for foreign currency has increased, and businesses are experiencing a shortage of skilled personnel.
A Russian drone attacked a minibus in Nikopol, killing four people. The President called on the world to increase pressure on the aggressor instead of trading.
NBU reserves decreased by 5% in March due to interventions and public debt payments. Receipts from the IMF and the World Bank only partially covered the expenses.
Trump's statements on Greenland add urgency to the process of forming Denmark's government. Mette Frederiksen is strengthening her influence in the third week of coalition meetings.
Mol Nyrt. will purchase 500,000 tons of American oil for $500 million. The deal will be announced at Viktor Orbán's meeting with the US Vice President.
Russian troops attacked administrative buildings in Pryluky, causing fires. Five local residents were injured as a result of the enemy shelling.
Bitcoin's price fell to $68,460 amid threats of bombing Iran and market volatility. Investors are awaiting a ceasefire and new US laws.
The enemy attacked administrative buildings and the tax inspection office in Chernihiv Oblast with drones. Residential buildings and cars were damaged, and fires are ongoing at the sites.
The SBU detained an employee of a strategic enterprise who was spying in exchange for a promise of amnesty for his son in Russia. He leaked secret data about tanks, shells, and a missile system.
As a result of a UAV attack on a civilian bus in the center of Nikopol, 16 people were injured. Eight people were hospitalized, three men are in serious condition.
As a result of drone strikes in the port of Ust-Luga, at least 30% of the tanks were damaged. This facility provides almost 40% of Russia's total oil exports.
Due to attacks and a storm, consumers in 15 regions of Ukraine were left without electricity. The Ministry of Energy does not plan consumption restrictions but asks for prudence.
The State Special Transport Service has become the sole client for road repairs near the front line. The General Staff will determine the list of priority routes.
A fraudster who deceived citizens via Instagram has been extradited from Germany. This is the 19th successful extradition to Ukraine since the beginning of the current year.
As a result of the attack on public transport, three people died and 12 were injured. Rescuers unblocked seven people.
Tehran attacked Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province with ballistic missiles. Trump threatens to destroy Iran's power grid over shipping blockade.
The government has abolished the three-year experience requirement for drivers of categories C and D when operating tractors. The simplification is in effect during the war to accelerate sowing work.
The General Staff recorded 150 clashes, of which 50 attacks occurred in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka directions. The enemy used over 8,000 drones and 242 guided aerial bombs.
Brent crude rose to $110. 34 after US threats to destroy Tehran over the strait blockade. Iran rejected a ceasefire and continues the blockade.
Defense forces shot down and suppressed 77 enemy drones of various types. 31 attack UAVs were hit, and the enemy attack is currently ongoing.
On the night of April 7, drones attacked the port of Ust-Luga, through which part of Russia's oil exports pass. Authorities reported shooting down 22 drones over the region.
Brent and WTI prices rose amid expectations of negotiation outcomes and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. OPEC+ agreed to a slight increase in production for May.
Strong winds cut off power to dozens of settlements in Rivne and Lviv regions. In Lutsk, roofs were torn off, and in Kyiv, the main flag was lowered due to bad weather.
Mediators have proposed a ceasefire to the US and Iran to unblock the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has not yet approved the plan and is preparing a military operation.
