Commander Andriy Biletskyi, in an interview with The Times, spoke in favor of preserving democracy and against authoritarianism. He sees Ukraine's future as a militarized society with a powerful defense-industrial complex.
The panel of judges of the Cassation Administrative Court of the Supreme Court recused itself from considering the case of Concord Bank. The judges did not determine the jurisdiction for the shareholders' lawsuit, which deprives them of access to justice.
A meeting for military personnel and former prisoners of war was held in Kyiv region, organized by the Kyiv Regional Council and the Human Rights Commissioner. The event at the Rehabilitation Center was supported by MHP, which provides comprehensive assistance to veterans.
The Ukrainian parliament is preparing for the second reading of the Defence City bills, extending its benefits to the aviation industry. This is intended to provide state support and development for domestic aircraft manufacturing.
The National Bank of Ukraine has been ignoring the NSDC sanctions against the International Investment Bank, owned by Petro Poroshenko, for over six months. Expert Valentyn Hladkykh points to the withdrawal of UAH 2.8 billion of client funds from the bank.
The SBI announced a new suspicion against Vitaliy Shabunin's commander for aiding and abetting evasion of military service. Shabunin himself had the circumstances of his suspicion changed, but without changing the qualification of the crime.
The State Aviation Service of Ukraine transferred control over the repair of Mi-8 helicopters to AAL Group Ltd, a company linked to Russia. Military observer Oleksandr Kovalenko points out significant risks to national security and Ukraine's technical dependence.
The Third Army Corps, commanded by Colonel Andriy Biletskyi, is responsible for the lion's share of the front. This was confirmed by the head of the SBU, Vasyl Maliuk, who noted Biletskyi's creative approach.
A training camp for boxing section pupils is underway at the SpartaBox club.
The Supreme Court's decision in the case of "Concord" bank effectively deprives shareholders of the right to access justice. Lawyers believe that this contradicts the Constitution of Ukraine and the European Convention on Human Rights, creating a dangerous precedent.
The National Investigation Service of Bulgaria is conducting searches at the company "SAGE CONSULTANTS AD", which trades in weapons. The NABU investigation in Ukraine concerns price gouging, and there are also suspicions of sanctions circumvention and trade with the Russian Federation.
Budanov called on Ukrainians for unity and reminded them that the fight against the aggressor continues on land, in the air, and at sea, regardless of any statements, no matter where they come from.
Ukrainian aviation enterprises seek to join Defence City to preserve and develop their capacities. This will provide access to investments, international markets, and modern defense technologies.
The State Aviation Service transferred the technical support and repair of Ukrainian Mi-8 helicopters to a private UAE company, which is likely linked to Russia's defense-industrial complex. This decision raised concerns about Ukraine's national security and defense capabilities.
This is an important step to strengthen defense capabilities and preserve strategic industries, particularly aircraft manufacturing.
Since March, a Register of Dietary Supplements has been operating in Ukraine, where all dietary supplements must be entered by the end of September. Market representatives consider the allotted time insufficient, comparing it with European practice.
The Supreme Court deprived the shareholders of Concord Bank of access to justice by overturning previous court decisions. Lawyers consider this a violation of the constitutional right to a fair trial.
During July, 24 wards of the DobroDiy Charity Exchange underwent rehabilitation courses. Families independently chose rehabilitation facilities, and DobroDiy checked for the availability of permits.
The share of medicines under pharmacies' own private label brands (PLB) is rapidly growing in Ukraine. These drugs are manufactured at licensed factories according to GMP standards, undergo state registration and quality control, offering patients more affordable analogues of well-known medicines.
The Supreme Court closed proceedings in the case of Olena Sosedka, co-founder of Concord Bank, ruling that the claims of former bank shareholders are not subject to consideration by any court. This decision calls into question the constitutional right to access justice.
People's deputies are discussing the inclusion of aviation enterprises in Defence City.
The Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office will investigate the legality of closing the criminal proceedings against Oleksandr Zyma. The case concerns alleged abuse of power that led to grave consequences.
Nova Poshta offers a 15% discount on shipments from parcel lockers.
Near Kyiv, the first heroic coffee festival "Filizhanka" was held in honor of the fallen warrior Artem Tyelebyenyev. The event raised 232,452 hryvnias for the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers.
The State Aviation Service transferred control over the repair of Mi-8 helicopters to the foreign company AAL Group Ltd, which is associated with the Russian military-industrial complex. This decision raised concerns about economic and security risks, as well as suspicions of treason.
The detainee turned out to be a serviceman who was AWOL.
Olena Sosedka, co-founder of the bank, stated that shareholders do not have the right to appeal NBU decisions.
Ukrainian army aviation successfully uses Soviet equipment, but the industry risks losing the ability to maintain it. Without state support, production potential and maintenance of military equipment are under threat.
Veteran Oleksiy "Stalker" reported that deputies of "European Solidarity" are on vacation abroad. Petro Poroshenko and his wife allegedly went to London, and other MPs, including Alekseev, Knyazhytsky, and Goncharenko, went abroad.
The price reduction for the 100 most popular medicines in Ukraine, which started in March 2025, covered only 10% of the market's monetary volume. Expensive and vital drugs were not subject to regulation, and their prices increased.
