Court leaves businessman Mazepa in custody, but reduces bail to UAH 21 million
More than two dozen wounded, including children: rescue operations in Kyiv completed as a result of a russian air strike
Enemy air defense and MLRS installations spotted on a pier in occupied Sevastopol
An enemy X-59 missile was destroyed over Dnipro district
russians use civilian hospitals to treat wounded occupiers - National Resistance Center
Interregional network of underground poker clubs exposed in Ukraine
Pentagon chief: US committed to strengthening Ukraine's defense industrial base
At Ramstein, Umerov says it is critical to increase long-term military aid packages
Lawyer seized secret documents from court employee - HACC
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Court leaves businessman Mazepa in custody, but reduces bail to UAH 21 million
The Kyiv Court of Appeal remanded businessman Igor Mazepa in custody on suspicion of organizing a land deal near the Kyiv HPP, but reduced his bail from UAH 349 million to UAH 21 million.
More than two dozen wounded, including children: rescue operations in Kyiv completed as a result of a russian air strike
The russian strike on Kyiv also damaged 28 objects, including residential buildings, a medical facility, educational institutions and cars.
Enemy air defense and MLRS installations spotted on a pier in occupied Sevastopol
In the occupied Sevastopol, enemy air defense and MLRS installations were spotted. In addition, flights of various aircraft were recorded over the occupied Crimea.
An enemy X-59 missile was destroyed over Dnipro district
Ukrainian Defense Forces destroy enemy missile over Dnipro region.
russians use civilian hospitals to treat wounded occupiers - National Resistance Center
russian occupation forces in Ukraine use civilian hospitals to treat the wounded. After recovery, they are transferred to the occupied Crimea or directly to russia for rehabilitation.
Interregional network of underground poker clubs exposed in Ukraine
A network of illegal poker clubs operating under the guise of the "Sports Poker Club" and conducting illegal gambling in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa has been exposed in Ukraine. The organization had previously been investigated but resumed its activities; ongoing law enforcement measures led to the seizure of cash and property worth about UAH 5.3 million.
Pentagon chief: US committed to strengthening Ukraine's defense industrial base
U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has expressed his continued commitment to strengthening Ukraine's defense industrial base in order to enhance its long-term deterrence. He made the statement during the 18th meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group.
At Ramstein, Umerov says it is critical to increase long-term military aid packages
Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov emphasized the need to increase long-term military assistance during a meeting of the Contact Group on Defense Issues. He noted that Ukraine is ready to co-invest in technology and joint production.
Lawyer seized secret documents from court employee - HACC
In the High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine, a lawyer is accused of seizing documents protected by law from a court staff member. The National Police and the Anti-Corruption Bureau were informed.
Pentagon chief to Ramstein partners: we must not waver in our support for Ukraine
U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin emphasized the importance of unwavering support for Ukraine, saying that a secure Ukraine is crucial to global security. He noted that unwillingness to deter potential aggressors would jeopardize global security.