The National Bank of Ukraine presented commemorative coins "Ornek. Crimean Tatar Ornament" dedicated to the traditional ornament of the Crimean Tatars, one of the indigenous peoples of Ukraine, which in 2021 was included in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
A 31-year-old previously convicted resident of Cherkasy embezzled more than UAH 45,000 from a serviceman by gaining unauthorized access to his financial account.
Ukrainian guerrillas report that Russians are evacuating military personnel from Dzhankoy and are actively rebuilding airfields deep in occupied Crimea, probably in anticipation of successful attacks by Ukrainian forces.
Makiivka, Luhansk region, was hit by unguided missiles, and people are being asked to leave.
WHO installs modular wood-fired boilers in Ukrainian hospitals to provide heating in winter and during power outages.
A former KGB officer was sentenced to 15 years in prison for providing intelligence to Russia, which led to a missile strike on the Yavoriv military training ground in Lviv region on March 13, 2022.
In Pryluchchyna, a 49-year-old man shot his wife twice with a shotgun during a family quarrel, causing her to sustain gunshot wounds and be hospitalized, after which he was detained by police.
Ukrainian guerrillas recorded the unloading of military equipment, including armored personnel carriers, tanks and railroad cars with ammunition, at a tare station in Russian-occupied Yevpatoriya.
Two teenagers, aged 11 and 16, have successfully received a kidney transplant from a posthumous donor at the National Children's Specialized Hospital “Okhmatdyt” in Ukraine.
The Security Service of Ukraine has prevented an attempt by the FSB to form an agent network in Kharkiv region to facilitate the breakthrough of Russian subversive groups and gather intelligence on Ukraine's defense.
Germany does not yet recognize an independent Palestinian state, despite the fact that Norway, Spain and Ireland have done so, as it remains committed to the goal of achieving a two-state solution through negotiations within the political process.
Two services for drivers-car re - registration and driver's license exchange-will be temporarily unavailable in the Diya app due to changes in bank details for paying bills.
Oil prices fell for the third consecutive session on Wednesday amid expectations that the U. S. Federal Reserve could hold high interest rates longer to combat sustained inflation, potentially affecting fuel demand from the world's largest oil consumer.
In Kiev, repairs were completed on the Degtyarevsky overpass, including the replacement of all structures, the preservation of the tram line and the addition of modern elements such as a separate tramway, barrier-free access, fences, bicycle paths and landscaping.
54 IAEA delegations called for holding Russia accountable for creating threats to nuclear security by seizing and militarizing the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.
In Transcarpathia, a 66-year-old man lured more than 220,000 hryvnias from the mother and wife of a serviceman, he faces up to 5 years in prison for fraud committed during martial law.
In Nikolayevshchina will judge the 32-year-old resident of Snigirevka who deceived 74 taxi drivers from all over Ukraine.
Russia probably transferred two more ships, a small anti-submarine ship and a base minesweeper, from occupied Sevastopol in Crimea to Novorossiysk amid large-scale losses near Crimea.
The Ministry of culture demands to deprive the former head of the Lesya Ukrainka theater Mikhail Reznikovich of the title of Academician of the National Academy of arts of Ukraine for cooperation with Russian institutions after he fled Ukraine during a full-scale invasion.
Sweden will provide Ukraine with military assistance in the amount of 2 2. 3 billion annually (or a total of 7 7 billion) over the next three years, from 2024 to 2026.
The SBU detained an informant of the Russian GRU, who was collecting intelligence about the location of Ukrainian artillery units near Volchansk in the Kharkiv region to help Russian troops capture the city.
Poland has recreated the commission to investigate Russia's influence on the country's security interests in 2004-2024, headed by the head of military counterintelligence, amid concerns about Russian attempts at sabotage and subversion.
Russian troops shelled Nevsky Prospekt in the Luhansk region with artillery and rockets, which led to destruction.
A 37-year-old former British Marine accused of spying for Chinese intelligence has been found dead in a park near London under unclear circumstances.
In Zaporizhia, starting from May 21, the police will check public transport at the final stops to ensure proper control over passenger transportation, prevent accidents and improve the quality of Service.
Political prisoner Rustem Seitmemetov suffered a heart attack due to inadequate conditions of detention in a Russian prison, where he is serving a 13-year sentence.
The women's pair four in rowing won a license for the 2024 Olympic Games, taking second place in the qualifying tournament.
The invaders in Crimea have already distributed 1,500 land plots belonging to the local indigenous population among the participants of the war of conquest in Ukraine.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police neutralized a criminal organization that massively forged and sold Ukrainian and EU documents for "legalization" abroad, detaining 9 members and exposing underground printing houses in rented apartments and houses.
Finland has introduced measures to combat managed migration from Russia, but wants the European Union to find joint measures to prevent it.
