Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin refused to appear before the Verkhovna Rada to explain the alleged corrupt actions of his deputy, Dmytro Verbytskyi. He argued that he had ordered an internal investigation into Verbytskyi's property and that the NAPC and NABU were conducting an audit.
The Verkhovna Rada has passed in the first reading a draft law that provides for the creation of a military police with law enforcement functions to ensure law and order, military discipline and prevention of offenses in the Ministry of Defense, the Armed Forces and the State Special Transport Service.
The Russian occupiers in Crimea managed to restore the operation of the Kerch ferry crossing, which was damaged in late May.
Over the last day, 129 combat engagements took place in the frontline, most of them in the Pokrovsk and Kramatorsk sectors, where 39 and 21 attacks were repelled respectively.
Putin arrives in the DPRK on a state visit. For the first time in 24 years. He was met at the airport by Kim Jong-un.
In Dortmund, Germany, before the Euro 2024 group stage match between Georgia and Turkey, Georgian and Turkish fans started a fight at the stadium, involving about 40 people from each side, which led to clashes that required police intervention and the removal of about 10 offenders.
The number of high-rise buildings in the capital that are connected to critical infrastructure lines and do not shut down during the schedules has tripled. In October 2022, there were 1497 such buildings, or 12% of the total. Now there are only 510 or 4%
Satellite images show that a fire continues to burn at the Azovproduct oil depot in the Rostov region of Russia after a Ukrainian drone attack on the night of June 18, with smoke plumes limiting visibility, making it impossible to assess the extent of the damage.
Ukrainian fencer Olena Kryvytska defeated Russian Maya Guchmazova, who was competing under the flag of Georgia, at the European Championships in Basel, Switzerland, and refused to shake hands with her opponent, to which the Russian athlete reacted with foul language.
Throughout the day, Russians shelled Nikopol district with UAVs and artillery, wounding two people and damaging houses.
The leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church, including Patriarch Kirill, is tasked with convincing the world religious community that it is Ukraine, not Russia, that violates the principles of religious freedom, despite Russia's bloody crimes against freedom of conscience and destruction of religious monuments in Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has amended the procedure for issuing military registration documents, providing that an electronic military registration document will be valid for no more than a year.
The Cabinet of Ministers redistributed over UAH 238 million from Mykolaiv and Rivne regions to Kharkiv region for the construction of fortifications and defense borders.
The Cabinet of Ministers instructed the Ministry of Energy to regularly inform the public through briefings on the state of the energy system and key issues to prevent information manipulation.
The government expanded the scope of the 5-7-9 loan program to include loans for the construction and equipment of gas turbine, gas piston, and biogas plants.
This month, Ukraine expects to receive €1. 9 billion under the Extended Fund Facility program and $2.2 billion from the IMF.
Parliament passed a bill that allows the redeployment of military units during martial law by decision of the General Staff of the Armed Forces in coordination with the Ministry of Defense.
During martial law, officers deprived of their military ranks as a disciplinary sanction will be reinstated in their military ranks regardless of their position, subject to a positive attestation.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a law establishing a "white business club" to simplify relations with tax authorities for taxpayers with a high level of voluntary tax payment during martial law.
MPs summoned Prosecutor General Kostin to the Verkhovna Rada to explain the corrupt actions of his deputy, Dmytro Verbytskyi, who allegedly purchased expensive property without having sufficient official income.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a bill to create a National Development Institute by reorganizing the Entrepreneurship Development Fund to provide financial and other support for the development and recovery of Ukraine's economy, similar to the German KfW.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted a draft law that introduces a regulatory framework for the development of smart grid technologies, including microgrids and demand side management, in Ukraine by 2035.
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During emergencies and emergencies, sanitary standards for exceeding noise levels from generators do not apply, as noisy appliances and equipment may be necessary to ensure the vital activity of residential and non-residential buildings.
The former head of the State Institution "Service Center for Units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine" and two other persons were served notice of suspicion of embezzlement of more than UAH 16 million through a scheme with inflated prices for the supply of computer equipment in 2020.
The stand from Kharkiv's Solnechnyi Stadium, destroyed by Russian troops in May 2022, was installed in the center of Munich to show that football does not stand aside from the war, as more than 500 sports facilities have been affected by Russian bombing and rocket attacks.
As a result of an enemy cruise missile strike in Poltava region, 16 civilians, including two children, were wounded and several houses, a kindergarten, power lines and garages were damaged.
Romanian fans were falsely accused of chanting the name of a Russian dictator and allegedly demonstrating the flag of the "dnr" during the Euro 2024 match against Ukraine, as the videos and photos circulated on Telegram were fake fakes.
Ukraine's national team suffered a crushing 3-0 defeat against Romania in the first round of Euro 2024, after which coach Serhiy Rebrov admitted the unexpected result and promised to prepare more seriously for the next game.
Ukraine suffered a crushing 3-0 defeat to Romania in its opening match of the Euro 2024 championship, with goals scored by Stancha, Marin and Dregus.
