Yesterday, 6 victims were evacuated from Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast, where about 50 more people may remain, and a total of about 100 people were evacuated from the dangerous areas of Kharkiv Oblast, bringing the total number of evacuees to over 11,000.
The Sea Baby maritime drone, equipped with the Grad multiple rocket launcher system, is used by the Security Service of Ukraine to engage ground targets in the coastal zone and for direct fire contact at sea.
Enemy breakthrough in Kharkiv region: SBI investigates actions of 125th Brigade command.
The advance of the Russian occupiers to Kharkiv two weeks ago brought the ratio of Ukrainian to Russian military losses to 1:8, which shows Putin's disregard for human life, President Zelensky said.
The operational situation remains tense, but fully controlled by the Defense Forces in the Sumy and Chernihiv sectors, with the enemy actively using sabotage and reconnaissance groups.
The Biden administration fears that the growing Russian-North Korean military alliance could significantly expand Pyongyang's nuclear capabilities and increase tensions in the Asia-Pacific region.
Russian occupiers shelled the suburbs of Kharkiv, causing partial destruction, as well as settlements near the border in Kharkiv, Bohodukhiv, Kupiansk and Izium districts, damaging civilian infrastructure and causing fires in forests.
Russian occupants are increasingly realizing that Crimea is not a safe place to keep their ships, a spokesman for the Southern Defense Forces said.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is spending significant resources to combat Russian attempts to jam Starlink.
Ukrainian troops successfully repelled numerous Russian attacks on the Prydniprovskyi and Orikhivskyi directions, inflicting losses on the enemy.
Oleksandr Syrsky and Rustem Umerov discussed with the American generals the situation at the front, the supply of equipment, weapons, ammunition, logistics and strengthening of Ukraine's air defense.
President Zelenskyy thanked the employees of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine for their professionalism and dedication to ensuring reliable communications and cybersecurity in the context of the ongoing war.
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution that sets a profit margin of up to 25% of the cost price for domestic ammunition producers, allowing them to expand and modernize their production lines.
This year, Ukraine expects to receive 16 billion euros from the EU under the Ukraine Facility program, 4. 5 billion dollars from the IMF, and almost 8 billion dollars from the United States.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a draft law to improve the situation in the electricity market and settle debts in the balancing market by creating special accounts for different entities to ensure an acceptable level of payments, reduce debts to Ukrenergo and increase the stability of the power system.
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has raised more than $85 billion in external financing and over UAH 1 trillion through military and other bonds to fully fund key budget expenditures.
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution obliging regional power distribution companies to ensure a uniform and fair sequence of power outages, giving priority to critical infrastructure, hospitals, military enterprises and enterprises performing mobilization tasks.
More than 3,500 families in Kherson region received UAH 1. 15 billion in compensation under the e-Restoration program.
Only 40 out of 228 settlements in the de-occupied Kherson region are currently without electricity, and 9 settlements are without gas supply.
Over the past day, the enemy shelled 13 settlements on the right bank of Kherson region, including Kherson, damaging 11 residential buildings and a cultural institution, and one 83-year-old woman was slightly wounded.
Defense forces are launching counterattacks in an attempt to repel the enemy and stabilize the situation in Kharkiv region, where fighting continues in such areas as Liptsy, Vovchansk, and Hlyboke.
According to the spokesperson for the Southern Operational Command, no significant changes in the enemy's state and positions in the area of responsibility of the Southern Operational Command have been observed.
The situation in the Kherson sector remains under control, with Ukrainian marines holding their positions and advancing despite Russian attacks that were repelled with significant enemy losses.
The schedules of hourly power outages in Ukraine are affected by weather conditions, consumption volumes and levels, and the ability to distribute electricity due to the ongoing risk and shelling of energy infrastructure, with outages on weekends depending on weather conditions.
Over the past day, 113 combat engagements took place between the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Russian occupiers in various parts of the frontline, during which Ukrainian troops successfully repelled numerous Russian attacks and inflicted significant losses on the enemy.
The first group of Ukrainian pilots has completed training on F-16s at a U. S. military base in Arizona, but the training process is not over yet as they return to Europe to continue preparations for their arrival in Ukraine and to continue their missions.
As long as the Russian aggression against Ukraine continues, we should expect and be prepared for the situation to develop in any direction, including in Sumy region, although Russian troops do not currently have sufficient strength to achieve strategic goals in this area.
Russian troops were shelling Zaporizhzhia region 400-450 times a day, increasingly using UAVs instead of artillery, resulting in civilian casualties and destruction of residential buildings.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a draft law that would remove from public access court decisions in cases against persons suspected of committing crimes against national security, state secrets, the procedure for conscription, mobilization or military service under martial law for security reasons.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted as a basis a draft law on transfer of pending cases from the liquidated Kyiv District Administrative Court to other administrative courts of Ukraine, except for some cases on appealing against regulatory acts, referendums, decisions in the field of combating legalization (laundering) of proceeds from crime and regulation of media activities, which will be considered by the Kyiv District Administrative Court.
