Moscow is banning the parallel import of Intel, Samsung, and Acer electronics starting May 27. This will lead to technological backwardness and rising prices.
The Lithuanian Migration Department will ban entry to 600 Russians who fought against Ukraine. The restrictions will be in effect for 10 years for Lithuania and 5 years for the Schengen Area.
In Yekaterinburg, students are being recruited to operate Geran drones using video game imagery. The CCD warns about the involvement of youth in the Alabuga military facility.
In Volyn, a group was exposed for selling 13 vehicles imported for the AFU for 2. 9 million UAH. Five participants of the scheme have already been officially notified of suspicion.
Fighters of the Black Sky battalion are destroying enemy transport on the outskirts of Donetsk. The AFU continue the elimination of military equipment in the occupied Donetsk region.
Due to worn-out networks and military spending, water and heat are disappearing en masse across Russian regions. Large-scale utility accidents have been recorded in Engels and Voronezh.
The government has abolished the requirement to submit copies of contracts three days prior to customs clearance. This will accelerate the supply of weapons and equipment to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
A veterinary clinic official and accomplices stole 1. 5 million UAH by registering non-existent goats. They entered false data into registries to obtain state subsidies.
The "Rodnik" movement, led by the sanctioned Oleg Gazmanov, is searching for vocalists in the occupied territories. The Kremlin is financing the project for the cultural assimilation and Russification of youth.
The SBU has detained an IT specialist who waited 12 years for activation to conduct strikes on Kyiv. He was preparing an assassination attempt on the head of the State Emergency Service and collecting data on politicians.
Parts of eight Ukrainian regions are without power due to hostilities and severe weather. Power engineers are restoring supply; no planned restrictions are forecasted for today.
The occupiers are redirecting supplies from Mariupol to a route through Hranitne. This has complicated logistics and slowed down the movement of equipment due to bridge repairs.
The US has suspended $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan due to an ammunition shortage. Further deliveries will depend on the decision of the head of the Pentagon.
In Kyiv, an 18-year-old girl was detained for attacking a serviceman with a bottle after he made a remark. The victim was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury.
New 3D printing technology creates bioactive implants that stimulate natural bone growth. Over time, the material is completely absorbed by the human body.
Dmitry Peskov denied data regarding the secret training of 200 Russian military personnel at bases in China. According to the alleged agreement, the soldiers were studying drone operations.
Due to the war with Iran, the Esports World Cup has been moved from Riyadh to Paris. The tournament, featuring a $75 million prize pool, will host over 2,000 players from around the world.
The EU plans to temporarily lift sanctions on a Chinese chip supplier. Automakers have warned of the risk of production shutdowns due to parts shortages.
Peskov denied risks to fuel supplies following drone attacks on Russian refineries. He also attributed the reduction in production to scheduled maintenance.
Zelenskyy announced the inclusion of architecture in the Shevchenko Prize nominations. Previously, the list was expanded to include curatorship, photography, and design.
In Poltava, a married couple was detained for filming pornography with their six-year-old daughter. The child was removed from the family, and the suspects were taken into custody without the right to bail.
Lavrov claimed limited use of weapons and an unwillingness to harm Ukraine. The CCD called this a lie against the backdrop of the total destruction of several cities by the Russians.
During the first four months of 2026, budgets received UAH 73. 5 million in parking fees. This is 12.3% more than last year, with the Odesa region emerging as the leader.
The government has added energy storage systems to the list of critical infrastructure for their protection. More than 500 MW of such capacity has already been installed in Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the process of obtaining housing certificates for cultural monuments destroyed by the war. Rules for construction and protection of surrounding areas have also been updated.
The parties discussed technical aspects of managing sections of the demilitarized zone. Seoul also aims to regain operational control over its troops by 2030.
A Kharkiv City Council deputy organized a scheme for men to flee to Romania for $17,000. Payment for the services was accepted via a crypto wallet.
The Tisza Party proposes limiting the Hungarian Prime Minister's mandate to two four-year terms. The abolition of the Sovereignty Protection Office has also been initiated.
Due to a technical glitch on Radio Caroline, the protocol for the death of the monarch was triggered. The station apologized to the King and listeners for the erroneous report.
More than 160 settlements across eight regions remain without electricity due to shelling and severe weather conditions. Power engineers are working to restore the grids.
