In three months: the language ombudsman announced when Russian will disappear from Ukrainian airwaves
Consequences of the Russian missile strike: 16 dead in Chernihiv
The harvest of grains and oilseeds is expected to reach about 74 million tons this year - Ministry of Agrarian Policy
russian missile attack on Chernihiv: the National Police explained where victims of the attack should contact
The Ministry of Internal Affairs showed the first minutes after the Russian attack on Chernihiv
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15 dead, dozens injured due to Russian attack on Chernihiv - SES
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In three months: the language ombudsman announced when Russian will disappear from Ukrainian airwaves
On July 7, 2024, a clause of the Law of Ukraine "On Media" will come into force that tightens the requirements for the use of the Ukrainian state language in Ukrainian-language television programs, allowing only short phrases or individual words in non-state languages without translation or dubbing into Ukrainian.
Consequences of the Russian missile strike: 16 dead in Chernihiv
According to the State Emergency Service, 16 people were killed in a massive Russian missile attack on Chernihiv. Search and rescue operations continue at the site of the attack.
The harvest of grains and oilseeds is expected to reach about 74 million tons this year - Ministry of Agrarian Policy
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy forecasts Ukraine's grain and oilseed harvest in 2024 at around 74 million tons, including 52. 4 million tons of grain and 21.7 million tons of oilseeds.
russian missile attack on Chernihiv: the National Police explained where victims of the attack should contact
In Chernihiv, aid centers were set up to help victims of the massive Russian missile attack. In addition, the city has deployed additional resilience centers and psychological assistance centers.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs showed the first minutes after the Russian attack on Chernihiv
Russian missile attack on Chernihiv kills 15 people. The Interior Ministry showed a video of the first minutes after the morning attack.
"It is no longer a monument": Ministry of Culture gives the go-ahead to dismantle the Arch of Friendship of Peoples
The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine has decided that the Arch of Freedom of the Ukrainian People (Arch of Friendship of Peoples) in Kyiv is no longer a monument and can be dismantled.
15 dead, dozens injured due to Russian attack on Chernihiv - SES
In Chernihiv, the Russian attack killed 15 people and injured 61, including 3 children, 3 were rescued from the rubble, and search operations continue.
Winter is back: frost and snow on Mount Pip Ivan
On Tuesday, April 17, it snowed again on Mount Pip Ivan in Ukraine, with temperatures dropping to -6°C. Earlier, rescuers noted that the mountain had warmed up, with temperatures mostly above 0°C in recent days.
Occupants do not fully carry out repairs and routine inspections at ZNPP - Kotin
The situation at Zaporizhzhya NPP is deteriorating every day due to the lack of qualified personnel, failure to carry out repairs and scheduled inspections, lack of cooling water and power lines, as well as the constant threat of equipment failure and accidents due to incompetent actions of unqualified personnel hired by the Russians.
Fedorov: 2,000 short-range electronic warfare systems transferred to the frontline
Ukraine sent 2,000 units of short-range electronic warfare equipment developed in Ukraine to the frontline to protect military positions and jam Russian drones.