Sweden summoned the Russian ambassador after a Russian Su-24 bomber violated the country's airspace over the island of Gotland.
In Germany, only about 33,000 Ukrainian refugees have been employed through the accelerated labor market integration program, which is significantly less than the planned 200,000 at the time of the program's launch.
A Swiss parliamentary committee has approved a proposal to amend the law to allow indirect arms exports to Ukraine, which are currently prohibited due to the country's neutrality.
More than 300,000 Ukrainians liable for military service have updated their personal data through Administrative Service Centers in a month, reports the Ministry of Digital Transformation.
Russian propagandists spread disinformation about the arrival of French mercenaries on three boats in one of Odesa's ports, which the Center for Countering Disinformation debunked as an absurd fake.
Russia's aggression against Ukraine and the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East contributed to the growth of extremists in Germany in 2023: the number of right-wing extremists reached 40,600 and left-wing extremists reached 37,000, according to the annual report of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV).
A Russian military intelligence agent was sentenced to 15 years in prison for passing geolocation data of Ukrainian Armed Forces units near Bakhmut to the Russian occupiers.
A former state expert of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has been notified of suspicion for calling modern Ukraine a "colony" of the West and ridiculing its independence, and faces up to three years in prison for inciting national hatred.
Germany will continue to provide social assistance to refugees from Ukraine fleeing the war with Russia, rejecting demands to cut payments.
The general producer of the occupation TV and radio company "Krym" in Simferopol was served a notice of suspicion of collaboration, war propaganda and justification of Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
During the period of martial law, border guards, in cooperation with other law enforcement agencies, have uncovered more than 480 criminal groups specializing in illegal border crossings.
Russia is shelling Chernihiv, Sumy, and Kharkiv regions daily, but the number of attacks has decreased recently compared to the spring months.
U. S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says it is legal to use proceeds from frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, responding to criticism of the G7's decision to provide Kyiv with $50 billion in collateral for these proceeds.
Russian troops shelled three districts of Donetsk region, wounding 10 people and damaging residential buildings, industrial facilities and infrastructure.
By the end of July, the situation in Ukraine's power grid will be even more complicated due to repairs at nuclear power plants, limited imports and increased electricity consumption in hot weather.
The number of combat engagements along the entire frontline increased to 88, with the enemy attacking Ukrainian positions 36 times in the Donetsk sector, 25 of which were unsuccessful and 11 were prolonged.
Russian propagandists are spreading fake news that after the war Ukraine will become a buffer state or an exclusion zone, using manipulative images and disinformation to discredit Ukraine's future.
On June 16, Russian troops attacked Nikopol district using kamikaze drones and heavy artillery, wounding two civilians and damaging residential buildings, outbuildings, and infrastructure.
On Monday, June 17, from 08:00 to 22:00, hourly power outages are expected in all regions of Ukraine, with the greatest restrictions in effect from 11:00 to 22:00 due to the projected increase in electricity consumption at the beginning of the working week.
In Hamburg, police shot and killed a man with an axe and a Molotov cocktail who was threatening Dutch fans and police near the Euro 2024 fan zone.
Russian invaders in occupied Melitopol are increasing property pressure on residents, organizing raids and filtration to identify "ownerless property," seize it and dispose of it at their discretion for military or guest workers to move in or sell.
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ATES guerrillas discovered a Russian Navy anti-submarine ship MPK-49 "Aleksandrovets" in Sevastopol's Streletskaya Bay during a reconnaissance operation, gathering important data on the military presence in the area.
The bridge over the Siverskyi Donets River in Kharkiv Oblast, which was blown up in February 2022 during the Russian invasion, has reopened.
A 22-year-old bank employee in Kyiv stole USD 400,000 from the institution by hiding the cash in his backpack during a routine accounting procedure.
The Russian Ministry of Defense is increasingly centralizing command and control over irregulars, which likely makes it easier to use them in offensive operations in Ukraine, for which they are ill-suited, resulting in proportionately higher casualties than regular Russian units.
North Korea has shipped containers to Russia that can hold about 5 million artillery shells, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to seek closer security cooperation with North Korea, especially in the area of military supplies, during his upcoming visit to Pyongyang.
In Vinnytsia, a 23-year-old man shot and killed his 18-year-old wife and seriously wounded her 19-year-old girlfriend before committing suicide.
Ukrainian defense forces continue to hold back the Russian offensive, with the number of combat engagements increasing to 71, with the hottest spots in the Pokrovsk sector.
A Russian intelligence agent who mobilized to the Ukrainian Armed Forces to spy on defense forces on the eastern front was sentenced to 15 years in prison based on SBU materials.
