On July 3, the Russian army struck the village of Ruska Lozova in Kharkiv region with a KBM, nearly destroying 11 private houses and leaving two people under the rubble.
If a consumer sees in the schedule that they should have electricity, but it has not been turned on, they should notify their distribution system operator to find out why, said Ruslan Slobodian, head of the State Energy Supervision Inspectorate of Ukraine.
The simultaneous use of two queues means that a consumer may be without electricity for about 8 hours a day, while three queues means a total of about 12 hours of power outage.
The Cabinet of Ministers allowed the Interagency Working Group on the organization of conscription of civil servants subject to military service to submit proposals to the Minister of Defense to increase the volume of reservations.
Since the beginning of the day, 5 combat engagements took place in Kharkiv region, the enemy lost 30 occupants in this sector, and more than 160 people the day before.
The situation in Ukraine's power grid remains challenging due to ongoing Russian attacks on energy facilities and increased consumption caused by the heat wave, but is expected to improve in the coming weeks.
Robotic technologies have demonstrated advantages over "traditional weapons" in performing certain combat missions. The decision to create the Unmanned Systems Forces could be a powerful impetus for the technological development of the Armed Forces.
The war and power outages have shifted demand in the real estate market towards low-rise apartments up to the 9th floor and country houses with gas heating. Buyers prefer properties with bomb shelters and autonomous energy sources.
The panel of the High Anti-Corruption Court has scheduled a hearing for July 8 to consider the case against Pavlo Bukin, former CEO of Ukrspetsexport, and Ihor Hladkovsky, son of the former Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, who are suspected of causing nearly UAH 13 million in damage to the company.
As of the end of June, more than 13% of 490 samples of water from surface water bodies in Ukraine did not meet sanitary standards due to exceeding levels of E. coli, which creates risks of intestinal infections, urinary tract inflammation, and potentially life-threatening conditions such as hemolytic uremic syndrome.
Russian troops deliberately shelled a wheat field near the village of Karasivka, Kharkiv region, causing a fire that threatened to destroy the entire 110-hectare field.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba congratulated Hungary on its presidency of the EU Council, thanked Belgium for its historic decisions during the presidency, and expressed interest in constructive cooperation and unity of the EU to protect peace and stability in Europe based on reliable support for Ukraine.
A U. S. Congressional delegation arrives in Kyiv to discuss support for Ukraine in countering Russia's invasion.
In the first half of 2024, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine adopted and authorized for use in the Armed Forces nearly 480 models of weapons and military equipment, more than half of which were domestically produced.
Russia intends to equate civilian personnel involved in the occupation of the TOT of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions with its armed forces in order to reassure the families of about 300 such persons who died during the fighting.
President Vladimir Zelensky, commenting on the Russian attack on a high-rise building in the Dnieper, said that “everything is being done to clarify all the circumstances,” and added that "decisions are being prepared to protect people".
The Ministry of Health has provided advice on what to do if sunburn cannot be avoided.
Belarus is reinforcing its southern border with Ukraine due to the allegedly increased activity of Ukrainian drones, which conduct reconnaissance flights and violate Belarusian airspace.
Russian troops attacked and damaged a critical infrastructure facility in Zaporizhzhia.
Journalists showed the condition in which Ukrainian soldiers released from Russian captivity returned home.
Thanks to the efforts and mediation of the Vatican, Ukraine managed to accomplish a seemingly impossible task - to return 90 soldiers and 10 civilians, including Christian priests, from Russian captivity.
Three people were killed and four were injured as a result of Russian shelling of localities in Donetsk region, including Zarichne, Torske, New York and Kurakhivka.
Google Translate has added the Crimean Tatar language to its list of available languages, an important step towards preserving the language, which is under threat from Russia's attempts to destroy it and Crimean Tatar culture.
Activists of the ATESH movement recorded the location of S-300/400 anti-aircraft missile systems near Simferopol in Crimea, providing coordinates 44. 952273, 34.194718.
The EU imposed restrictive measures on the Belarusian economy to circumvent the sanctions imposed on Russia, including extending the ban on the export of dual-use goods and technologies and restricting the transit of dual-use goods through Belarus.
100 Ukrainians, including military and civilians, were returned from Russian captivity as part of the 53rd prisoner exchange since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, bringing the total number of released Ukrainians to 3,310.
SBU Special Forces managed to destroy 8 Russian anti-aircraft missile systems, including 4 TOR-M2, 3 Pantsyr-S1 and 1 BUK anti-aircraft missile system.
Ukraine plans to draft a bill to legalize cryptocurrencies with the support of the IMF by the end of December, as well as to implement reforms to tax industrial emissions and extractive industries in the postwar period.
Iran has warned that if Israel launches a full-scale military aggression against Lebanon, a "war of annihilation" will begin, involving all resistance fronts.
Activists of the cyber community BO_Team and the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine destroyed more than 100 terabytes of data from Russian companies and servers, including software developers, navigation equipment suppliers, and Internet providers, as part of cyberattacks against Russia for its war in Ukraine.
