Pavlo Bashynskyi
About 1,200 civilians in Toretsk, Donetsk region, refuse to be evacuated. According to the head of the Donetsk RMA, part of the city is controlled by Russians, and the delivery of humanitarian aid is difficult.
The Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada announced that all factions and groups support the President's Victory Plan. The Parliament is involved in the implementation of the plan, demonstrating unity on its provisions.
The Cabinet of Ministers has instructed the State Service for Ethnic Policy and Freedom of Conscience to develop a procedure for investigating the affiliation of religious organizations with the Russian Orthodox Church. This decision was made after the adoption of the law banning the activities of religious organizations affiliated with the Russian Orthodox Church.
The government has authorized the use of mobile ammunition disposal facilities directly in demining areas. This simplifies the procedure for the disposal of missiles, ammunition and explosives seized during demining.
The Government has clarified the procedure for granting the status of a person with a disability caused by war and a family member of a fallen defender. The procedure for submitting an application has been changed, the list of authorities for inquiries has been defined, and the grounds for refusal to grant the status have been expanded.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a bill allowing prisoners to make short-term visits in case of death or serious illness of their relatives. The duration of the visit is up to 7 days for certain categories of prisoners, and up to 1 day for others.
The government has approved a pilot project to recruit to the Defense Forces through the Diia app. Citizens aged 18-55 will be able to choose a military unit and specialty, and apply for contract service through the Diia portal.
The government has approved the terms of the sale of Aeroc, a company owned by Russian oligarch Molchanov, for UAH 965 million. The proceeds from the sale will go to the state budget to eliminate the consequences of armed aggression.
Prime Minister Shmyhal said that UAH 28. 2 billion has been allocated for subsidies over the past nine months. Payments will continue, there are enough funds in the budget, and the amount of subsidies for the heating season is recalculated automatically.
In the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine, the partners have raised about €700 million to repair and modernize the energy sector. Prime Minister Shmyhal thanked for the solidarity and expressed hope for further assistance.
Ukraine already has 83 cogeneration units with a capacity of 147. 3 MW. In total, 182 units are available, and the rest are planned to be installed by the end of the year, with special attention paid to the frontline regions.
The morning explosion occurred outside the city of Mykolaiv, Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych said.
Game of Thrones star Aidan Gillen stars in the historical thriller Duel, co-produced by Serhiy Lavrenyuk. The film also features Ukrainian actors and specialists and is scheduled to premiere in 2025.
During the missile attack on Mykolaiv, houses, a market and an infrastructure facility were damaged, utilities are working to eliminate the consequences, and residents are to be relocated.
Serhiy Rebrov has named the starting lineup for the Ukraine national team's Nations League game against the Czech Republic. Captain Taras Stepanenko returns to the team, replacing Ivan Kalyuzhny in the starting lineup.
A Russian citizen accidentally rode his bicycle into a Bundeswehr military training area near Gardelegen. The military police do not rule out an attempt at espionage, although the Russian was released after checking his documents.
The third Russian student detained in Finland on suspicion of sanctions circumvention has been released from custody. He is banned from leaving the country and is suspected of exporting dual-use goods to Russia.
Ukraine denies any involvement in supplying drones to rebels in Mali and cooperation with terrorists. The MFA emphasizes the introduction of a system of control over weapons supplied by Western partners.
The Kyiv TCC will pay UAH 2. 6 million for printing by Convy Print, which previously printed textbooks with a map of Ukraine without Crimea. The order includes personal files of conscripts and calendars.
In Kherson region, the occupiers dropped explosives from a drone on Stanislav. The 32-year-old man sustained blast injuries and concussion and was taken to the hospital.
A fire broke out in Kyiv's Comfort Town residential complex on an area of 5 square meters. Rescuers localized the fire in half an hour, but the information about an explosion has not been confirmed.
Russians are cutting off water supply in occupied Donetsk and Makiivka. The reason is the criminal activity of the occupation administration, not “planned works” as the occupiers claim.
Fragments of the boom barriers installed by Russia to protect the Kerch Bridge float off the coast of Kerch. Russia is stepping up its defense of the bridge by increasing the number of barges and installing additional barriers.
Russia conducted the Ocean-24 naval exercises, probably exaggerating the number of ships involved. According to British intelligence, Russia had access to only 300 ships, not 400 as claimed.
On the outskirts of Kryva village, women attacked a border guard vehicle, mistaking them for TCC soldiers. The situation was resolved after the police arrived and conducted explanatory work.
Iryna Pidhaina and Artem Koval won gold in the junior duet competition at the Budapest Trophy. The Ukrainian pair scored 165.59 points and qualified for the finals of the Junior Grand Prix series.
US President Joe Biden is planning a visit to Germany next week, which was canceled earlier due to the hurricane. He is expected to receive Germany's highest state award from President Steinmeier.
Israeli Prime Minister asks UN Secretary General to withdraw UNIFIL from southern Lebanon because of Hezbollah's use of human shields.
The chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Health Committee explained corruption in the MSEC as a Soviet legacy. A reform is planned to eliminate the MSEC and create multidisciplinary commissions in cluster hospitals.
During a concert in Serbia, American singer Jared Leto called the war in Ukraine a “problem” and expressed his desire to perform in Russia. This caused a negative reaction.