President Zelensky appointed General Oleksandr Syrskyi as the new Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, replacing Valeriy Zaluzhnyi. Experts expressed mixed opinions on the impact of this change.
Zelenskyy and Zaluzhnyy discussed the renewal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and their leadership.
Due to the collapse of a stone retaining wall, traffic on the H-09 highway in Rakhiv district is partially restricted.
The Diia app now displays a map and information about the nearest bomb shelters to help citizens quickly find safety during terrorist attacks.
The Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine outlined the achievements of the Army of Drones over the year, including the elimination of unnecessary bureaucracy, the introduction of transparent procurement, and the creation of the world's first companies of attack UAVs.
Experts are examining the missile debris to determine the types of missiles used by Russia in its attacks on Ukraine.
Local residents beat a mother and her 6-year-old daughter, mistaking the woman for someone who had reported information about local men to the authorities.
An explosion occurred at a test site near the Russian village of Yagul during a rocket engine test.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko says that the blue line between Teremky and Demiivska stations in Kyiv, which is currently closed for tunnel repairs, is scheduled to resume by the end of the summer.
The nineteenth meeting of the Contact Group on Ukraine's Defense will be held in Brussels on February 14 to discuss further support for Ukraine in the context of the war with Russia.
IMI recorded 23 cases of violations of freedom of speech in Ukraine in January 2024, of which 17 were committed by Ukraine and 6 by Russia.
Officials of a city council in Dnipropetrovs'k region are suspected of embezzling UAH 5. 4 million intended for the purchase of modular shelters for schools.
Italian farmers protest in Rome with tractors, demanding stricter import regulations. Farmers say that their profits fell by 70% last year due to the rising cost of machinery and machine-related expenses.
SBU Head Vasyl Malyuk met with G7 ambassadors to discuss cooperation against Russia and steps for Ukraine's democratic development and freedom of speech.
Parliament adopts a law introducing NATO standards in the medical support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including clinical protocols and regulations on pre-hospital care.
Parliament passes a bill that allows clinics to store frozen reproductive cells from fallen soldiers for three years instead of disposing of them.
The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, met with the Vice President of the European Commission, Josep Borrell, to discuss further military assistance to Ukraine, the implementation of the peace formula, EU security guarantees, sanctions against Russia and the confiscation of Russian assets.
The US President has accused Donald Trump of intimidating Republicans into not voting for a bill to allocate additional funding for national security needs, including for Ukraine, Israel, and the southern border.
Explosions and shooting were reported in the area of Kozatska Bay in Russian-occupied Crimea.
Kharkiv police used a bomb squad robot equipped with an X-ray scanner to check a suspicious backpack in a park and found that it did not contain explosives.
Russians shelled two settlements in Chuhuiv district of Kharkiv region, destroying a school in two villages and burning down 10 hangars at an enterprise, where a truck was also damaged.
France and Ukraine discussed joint projects to restore Ukraine's critical infrastructure and transportation sector, with a focus on repairing railways and improving water supply.
Parliament Speaker Stefanchuk met with his Bulgarian counterpart to discuss Ukraine's path to the EU and NATO, Bulgaria's support for Ukraine through military aid, and the confiscation of Russian assets to compensate for war damage.
The Rada voted to summon the head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, to report on the SBU's surveillance of Bihus. info journalists.
The Verkhovna Rada Committee supported a draft law introduced by President Zelenskyy that, among other things, allows for the regulation of the issuance of Ukrainian passports to foreigners who defend Ukraine's independence.
Ukraine's Minister of Veterans Affairs Yulia Laputina resigned, submitting her resignation to the Verkhovna Rada.
The Netherlands agreed to provide Ukraine with 6 more F-16 fighter jets, bringing the total number to 24, and Ukraine's Defense Minister thanked his Dutch counterpart for his unwavering support in the fight against the Russian occupiers.
According to Ukraine's Interior Minister, over the past week, the National Guard destroyed 127 pieces of Russian military equipment, including 44 artillery systems, 24 tanks, and blew up five ammunition depots.
President Zelenskyy believes that Ukraine has made enough reforms to join the EU and has implemented some reforms that even existing EU members lack, although he admits that there is still much work to be done.
President Zelenskiy said that Ukrainian troops had liberated half of the territories occupied by russia on February 24 and stopped their further advance. However, russia still occupies 26% of Ukraine's territory.
