New suppliers of food to the Armed Forces should not be afraid to report attempts to put pressure on them by companies that have previously tried to disrupt tenders, and law enforcement should respond to this information.

During the ongoing war, the dismantling of the Arch of Friendship of Peoples in Kyiv is inappropriate, as all resources should be concentrated on the Armed Forces, says historian Hennadiy Boryak.

According to MP Mykhailo Tsymbalyuk, the blocking of tax invoices has become a serious problem that threatens Ukraine's national security, as it halts the activities of enterprises and disrupts economic operations.

Ukraine has strict rules for companies to export and import arms, requiring them to obtain permission from the State Export Control Service, permits, security checks and compliance with criteria such as export control compliance, production capacity and the national interest.

Former FSB assistant Danylo Hetmantsev is now not only a member of parliament from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Servant of the People party, but he also heads one of the most important committees of the Verkhovna Rada.

New suppliers of food to the Armed Forces face intimidation and pressure from previous suppliers to prevent them from supplying the military.

Last week, 300 trucks with food started delivering to military units across Ukraine under the first contracts signed by the State Logistics Operator, ensuring that the armed forces will not go hungry despite attempts by some companies to disrupt the process.

Since August 2023, about 6,000 people, including 924 children, have been evacuated from settlements within a 5-kilometer zone from the state border of Ukraine with Russia in Sumy region.

In 2022-2023, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine signed state contracts for the purchase of weapons and ammunition with more than 130 companies, including about 100 domestic enterprises and more than 30 foreign companies, often with the involvement of intermediaries due to the high competition in the arms market.

The flu, ARVI, and COVID-19 epidemic season in Ukraine is expected to end in mid-April, Deputy Health Minister and Chief State Sanitary Doctor Igor Kuzin has said.

For medical cannabis products to become available, Ukraine needs to make a number of legislative changes, including changing the classification of cannabis and cannabidiol, establishing a list of approved medical indications and defining permitted dosage forms, and the pharmaceutical sector must also prepare to sale such medicines, which could start by the end of this year if the business is ready.

What ballistic missiles are in the Russian arsenal and what can actually destroy them.

At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine was forced to engage intermediary firms, mostly Ukrainian, to purchase ammunition abroad, as some countries were reluctant to sign contracts for fear that Ukraine might lose the war.

Serhiy Gaidai, a political strategist, accused Danylo Hetmantsev, chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Taxation and Customs Policy, of creating a corrupt scheme to block tax invoices that is killing Ukraine's economy and working for the enemy during the war.

Ukraine is forced to engage intermediaries to purchase ammunition on the world market. However, due to the high competition for ammunition must be accepted as a "necessary element of the game".

Russia's claims about the effectiveness and invulnerability of its Zircon hypersonic missiles against air defense systems are exaggerated. Their use in Ukraine has shown that they do not meet the claimed characteristics and were probably used due to the lack of other missiles.

Oleksiy Danilov was probably dismissed from his post as NSDC secretary because of his controversial statements that damaged Ukraine's image and his lack of communication with the President's entourage.

In 2022-2024, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine filed more than 100 lawsuits against contractors for failing to fulfill contracts for the supply of weapons and ammunition due to critical need during a full-scale Russian invasion.

The European Business Association notes that the situation with the blocking of tax invoices by the State Tax Service has worsened since the end of February. The EBA suggests that instead of freezing business activities, the State Tax Service should conduct tax audits in case of questions about the activities of companies.

By mid-summer, Ukraine will have a clear understanding of how Russia's foreign exchange reserves will be transferred to Ukraine and used.