Naftogaz reported accumulating more than 10 bcm of gas in Ukrainian storage facilities as of July 22, 2024. The company plans to reach 13.2 bcm by November 1 and increased gas production by 8% in the first half of 2024.
The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center has warned of thunderstorms in Kyiv and Kyiv region until the end of July 22. KCSA advises avoiding being near billboards, power lines, and large trees during the storm.
Law enforcement officials announced searches at KCSA, regulatory authorities, and the firms of the ride's owner over the death of the 20-year-old. The investigation is being conducted under articles on violation of safety rules and negligence.
Law enforcement officers have seized physical evidence and video footage from cameras in the case of the death of a young man after he fell from an amusement park in Kyiv. The body of a 20-year-old man who fell into the Dnipro River after a cable broke will be sent for examination.
Ukraine begins preparatory meetings for the second Peace Summit. Dmytro Kuleba emphasized the importance of world unity to achieve a just peace for Ukraine.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called on the EU countries to reject fears of strikes on Russian military targets. He emphasized the need to expand the area of application of such strikes to speed up the end of the war.
Minister Kuleba said that Russia is dropping 3,200-3,500 guided bombs on Ukraine every month. He called on the EU to provide Ukraine with the means to destroy the carriers of these bombs and to strengthen its air defense.
At the EU Council meeting, Minister Kuleba presented 5 areas of assistance to Ukraine's energy system. He also welcomed the decision to use the profits from Russian assets and thanked for the new package of sanctions.
Russian occupants shelled the villages of Podoly and Senkove, wounding two civilians. In Dergachi, a rocket attack damaged civilian objects, including an educational institution.
10 Starlink systems were delivered to the Kyiv Regional Emergency Medical Center. This is to ensure uninterrupted communication for ambulance stations and emergency crews during power outages.
In the western regions, short-term rains and thunderstorms are expected. In the south and east, the temperature will rise to 31-34°C. The wind will be mostly northerly, 3-10 m/s.
The EU Foreign Affairs Council will discuss Orban's visits to Moscow, Kyiv, and Beijing, as well as Hungary's statements. Borrell calls for more support for Ukraine and rejects accusations of pushing for war.
The EU Council has extended economic sanctions against Russia for another 6 months, until January 31, 2025. The sanctions include a wide range of restrictive measures in various sectors, including trade, finance and transportation.
According to polls, Donald Trump leads with 47% to Kamala Harris' 45% in a potential presidential race. Harris is performing better than Biden against Trump in some recent polls.
Over the past week, the occupiers shelled Chernihiv region 38 times, 169 explosions were recorded. Critical infrastructure, an administrative building and a multi-storey building in Nizhyn TG were attacked.
Two weeks after a massive rocket attack on Kyiv, 16 injured remain in hospitals, including two children. Two adults are in serious condition, said KCMA chief Serhiy Popko.
The National Bank of Ukraine will start withdrawing 500 hryvnia banknotes issued in 2003-2007 from circulation. The old banknotes will remain legal tender, but will be gradually replaced with more modern and secure ones.
Russia shells frontline villages in Luhansk region, 3 more people evacuated. The occupied territories are expecting 1.5 million tons of garbage from Russia per year, and teachers' salaries are being delayed.
On July 23-25, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit China at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart. The main topic of the talks will be the search for ways to stop Russian aggression and China's possible role in achieving peace.
Police have found the body of a 20-year-old man who fell into the Dnipro River yesterday from an amusement ride due to a broken cable. The search operation lasted about seven hours, and this morning the body was found during a survey of the river bottom.
Ukraine has reached an agreement with the Eurobondholders' Committee on debt restructuring. This will save $11.4 billion in debt service over 3 years and $22.75 billion by 2033, freeing up resources for defense and social needs.
A resident of Ochakiv was detained in Mykolaiv region. The offender was a member of the network of informants of the traitor blogger and directed fire from enemy artillery systems at the city and the water area.
Ukraine's Air Force reported a threat of ballistic missiles from Crimea. Residents of Odesa region were urged to seek shelter, and Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district was warned of a missile threat.
On July 21, 2024, Ukrainian air defense shot down 16 enemy drones of various types. Drone attacks were recorded in the south and east of Ukraine.
Russian troops shelled Kharkiv district at night, launching a missile attack. During the day, an educational institution, private houses and outbuildings in several settlements of the region were damaged.
The search for a 20-year-old man who fell into the Dnipro River from an amusement ride due to a broken cable continues in Kyiv. The police and rescuers of the State Emergency Service have examined a large area of the bottom and water surface, and the operation is ongoing.
In the morning, Russian troops shelled Sadove in the Kherson community. A 71-year-old woman sustained a concussion, a head injury and a head wound, and was hospitalized.
After Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race, many Democrats endorsed Kamala Harris as their candidate. However, some influential members of the party, including Obama and Pelosi, have so far refrained from supporting her.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on active fighting on the eastern front. He emphasized the importance of effective firepower, the use of drones and high-quality training of troops to deter the enemy's offensive.
Brent and WTI oil prices rose in early trading on Monday. Investors expect the US Federal Reserve to begin a cycle of interest rate cuts in September, which supports oil prices.
