More than 600 patients, including more than 100 seriously ill, were evacuated from the Okhmatdyt hospital in Kyiv after the Russian attack, and the death toll rose to 23.
As a result of the Russian attack on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv, more than 40 medical workers were wounded, including 2 seriously injured.
Ukrainian MPs have called for providing Ukraine with the necessary weapons, lifting restrictions on their use, and recognizing Russia's actions as a terrorist act, as Russia has launched a massive missile attack on Ukrainian cities that killed dozens of people.
The ARMA has identified assets worth more than UAH 600,000 belonging to individuals and legal entities that provided vehicles to the Russian occupiers for the transportation of military equipment and repair of enemy equipment, as well as cooperated with the enemy in the occupied territories of Ukraine.
Russia fired 38 missiles at Ukraine worth $200-250 million, and Ukrainian air defense shot down 30 missiles worth $160-200 million.
Explosions are heard in occupied Mariupol, and air defense systems are reported to have been activated in the Kalmius area near the Iskra sports complex.
A 65-year-old man was wounded and several buildings, including residential buildings, a private enterprise and a power line, were damaged in Nikopol district as a result of Russian artillery and kamikaze drone attacks that continued throughout the day.
a Russian missile attack on Kyiv, including on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital, killed 22 people and wounded 72, prompting calls from Germany and France to increase support for Ukraine and condemn Russia's "barbaric" war crimes.
During the morning attack by the Russian army, 32,000 people took refuge from shelling in the Kyiv metro stations, including almost 2,200 children.
Svitlana Lukyanchuk, a 30-year-old pediatric nephrologist from Lviv, was killed during the russian shelling of the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv.
Two people sustained shrapnel wounds, residential buildings, a shop and a car were damaged as a result of Russian missile strikes in Kyiv region.
A 62-year-old civilian man was injured as a result of a drone explosion near his home in the village of Lyptsi, Kharkiv region, and was hospitalized in moderate condition.
Ukraine's leadership will offer a state-owned building to fully accommodate all children from the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv, which was attacked by Russia.
The Defense Minister called on allies to take quick decisions to help protect civilians in Ukraine from enemy missile attacks.
The Cabinet of Ministers dismisses Maryna Kuderchuk from the post of head of the State Film Agency of Ukraine, temporarily appointing her deputy Yulia Shevchuk as acting head.
Nariman Dzhelal's family, including his wife and four children, has left Russian-occupied Crimea and is heading to government-controlled Ukraine, which will allow Dzhelal to reunite with them.
Despite constant Russian shelling of the fields, Kherson region harvested more than 16,000 tons of grain and legumes and more than 3,000 tons of rapeseed.
The Oskol Ugarov Electrometallurgical Plant in Russia, which is crucial for the Russian military-industrial complex, has been shut down. Resuming its full-fledged operation in the coming months will be problematic. This will lead to complications and disruption of order fulfillment.
Commenting on the strike on the Tambov Gunpowder Plant, Andriy Yusov, a representative of the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate, noted that everything used by the enemy in the genocidal war against Ukraine is subject to such a certain impact.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit Moldova on July 5 to hold trilateral talks with his Moldovan and Romanian counterparts on Ukraine's and Moldova's accession to the EU, cooperation in energy, infrastructure, transport, and countering disinformation, and sign a memorandum on countering disinformation.
Next week, NATO plans to release a document on expanding cooperation with Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea to respond to threats such as cybersecurity and disinformation from China and Russia.
Russian troops shelled Nikopol district with artillery and kamikaze drones, causing casualties and damage to residential buildings, outbuildings, cars, a bank, a shop, and a kindergarten.
The group attempted to bribe officials to obtain senior positions in territorial customs authorities to organize corruption schemes, offering $1 million for the position of head of Lviv customs.
According to Finance Minister Sergiy Marchenko, the Memorandum with the IMF does not contain clear commitments to raise tariffs for housing and communal services in Ukraine, but rather a broader framework to create conditions to compensate for the electricity shortage.
Currently, there are a number of technical requirements, mainly related to humanitarian and fiscal policy, that can be met by the deadlines. The next reviews of the program, where Ukraine can receive $2.2 billion, are scheduled for September and December.
Ukraine received €2. 2 billion from the IMF. The funds will be used for social spending, such as pensions, salaries for teachers, doctors, and other social programs.
A former Russian navy officer of Ukrainian descent helped the Ukrainian Armed Forces destroy the advanced Serpukhov missile ship in Kaliningrad by setting it on fire and stealing classified documents, and has now joined the Freedom Russia Legion to continue the fight against Russian invasion.
According to Ukrainian Navy spokesman Dmytro Pletenchuk, the Russian ships are mostly based in Novorossiysk, which is the only base where they can be deployed, while the ships remaining in Crimea are mostly large landing craft undergoing repairs and can be called "remnants.
Officials sent close relatives to accompany the orphans evacuated to Germany, presumably so they could escape abroad. Lubinets sent relevant letters to the Prosecutor General's Office, the National Police, the Ministry of Social Policy, the National Social Service Service, the KMDA, where he noted all the discovered facts.
In Kharkiv, Russian airstrikes killed 14 people, including an 8-year-old boy and a two-week-old baby, and damaged residential buildings, cars, a post office, a service station, and a gym.
