Republican Senator Lindsey Graham announced that the US Senate will soon consider a bill on tough sanctions against Russia, China, and India. The bill provides for presidential powers to maximize pressure on countries supporting Putin's war machine.
The Volyn region suffered a massive night attack with about 50 drones and 5 missiles aimed at Lutsk. Fires broke out in the warehouse premises of an enterprise and in a garage cooperative; there were no casualties.
Mass strikes at Italian airports on July 10, including easyJet pilots and baggage handlers, could disrupt tourists' plans. Some flights are protected, but others may be canceled, causing delays and long queues.
In the Huliaipole community of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, an FPV drone attacked a civilian car. Two people were hospitalized, and another received assistance on the spot.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, by decree No. 469/2025 dated July 8, appointed Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko to the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. Kravchenko was appointed Prosecutor General on June 21, 2025.
Greece's main archaeological site, the Acropolis, was partially closed on Tuesday due to a four-day severe heatwave. Temperatures in Athens will reach 38 degrees Celsius, and in other regions up to 42 degrees.
A man was gored by a bull's horn in the armpit, his condition is stable. Seven other people sustained bruises and contusions during the bull run in Pamplona.
The European Parliament has finally approved the gradual deployment of the Entry/Exit System (EES) at the EU's external borders. The system will register biometric data of third-country nationals to enhance security and speed up border control.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi reported on the aggressor's concentration of efforts in four directions and an increase in personnel. The Armed Forces of Ukraine will continue to thwart the enemy's plans for its "summer offensive."
Over the past day, 393 wildfires covering an area of over 383 hectares have been recorded in Ukraine. In Odesa region, one person died and three were injured, with the highest number of fires recorded there.
Russian troops increased the number of missiles and drones launched at Ukraine by 1. 6 times in a month. The Ukrainian Defense Forces hit about 4,000 targets, and strengthening air defense is a priority.
The Dzvinkove-Lonya border crossing point on the border with Hungary has resumed operations in its usual mode. Earlier, its activity was temporarily suspended due to bad weather.
Two officials of the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" have been notified of suspicion of abuse of office. Their actions led to losses of over UAH 8.1 million during the procurement of tractors in 2023.
For the first time in Ukraine, unified rules for animal transportation on intercity and international bus routes have been approved. They define the conditions for transporting animals of various sizes and weights, requiring a veterinary document.
The deficit of the state budget of Ukraine for January-May 2025 amounted to UAH 440. 67 billion. The total amount of state and state-guaranteed debt as of May 31, 2025 reached UAH 7,515.2 billion.
During the night and day, Russian troops launched strikes on Kramatorsk and Kostiantynivka. In Kramatorsk, an FPV drone hit a car service station, while in Kostiantynivka, a FAB-250 aerial bomb damaged an educational institution, and FPV drones damaged private houses and an apartment building.
Strong winds, thunderstorms, hail, and heavy rains caused damage in 8 regions of Ukraine, felling trees, damaging roofs, and leaving people without electricity. Rescuers are eliminating the consequences of the bad weather, clearing trees and restoring traffic.
In Zhytomyr, a law enforcement officer, is suspected of causing a fatal road accident, while intoxicated, by crashing into a concrete support. As a result of the accident, a 16-year-old girl died, and other passengers were hospitalized.
Donald Trump told Volodymyr Zelensky that he did not stop arms supplies to Ukraine, but only ordered a review of the Pentagon's stockpiles. The US is ready to provide Ukraine with as much military assistance as it can allocate.
Two teenagers received suspicion for attacking a stranger with pneumatic pistols in a park in Odesa. The victim was hospitalized with beatings and bullet wounds.
The European Commission is considering options to finance Ukraine's budget deficit for next year, which could reach $19 billion. Off-budget grants, advance loans, and the use of Russian assets are being discussed.
Night bad weather in Hungary and Slovakia led to delays of a number of Ukrzaliznytsia trains that were waiting for the transfer of Ukrainian passengers. Ukrzaliznytsia waited for passengers in Chop, but serious delays occurred, in particular, the Vienna – Kyiv train is delayed by more than 8 hours.
French President Emmanuel Macron begins a three-day state visit to London, the first since 2008. He is expected to meet with King Charles III and discuss the migration agreement.
In Kyiv, a 48-year-old local resident was shot dead in a car. Police are establishing the identity of the attacker and conducting operational and search measures.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff announced a new round of nuclear talks with Iran within a week. President Trump stated that Iran itself requested the meeting after US strikes on nuclear facilities.
US President Donald Trump said that negotiations to end the war in the Gaza Strip "are going very well," expressing confidence that Hamas is ready to end the conflict. Netanyahu discussed plans for the resettlement of Palestinians, while the Palestinian presidency rejected such ideas.
In the morning, a Russian drone attacked a civilian car in the center of Kherson. A 51-year-old woman and a 50-year-old man sustained blast and shrapnel wounds.
Tropical Storm Danas is heading towards China's eastern coast, with Zhejiang province preparing for its landfall. The storm has already swept through Taiwan, causing two deaths and injuring over 600.
As a result of Russian attacks in Sumy region, four people were killed and four were wounded. Strikes were recorded in five communities, including Khotyn, Yunakivka, and Sumy.
One of the victims of the Russian attack on Kyiv on July 4 died in the hospital. The total number of fatalities has risen to three.
