NATO convenes a meeting of the military committee: Ukraine will be discussed
He heard reports from the Chief of the Armed Forces and the heads of the GUR and the SBU: Zelenskyy convened the Chief of Staff, talked about the front and the return of prisoners
Zelenskyy heard reports on the situation in Odesa and Kharkiv after the Russian attack
Shmyhal congratulated on the appointment of a new head of the Government of Ireland
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarifies statements about alleged partial derogation from the Human Rights Convention
ATES handed over the coordinates of a warehouse in Sevastopol, where Russians take military equipment for repair
Russia's deadly attack on Odesa: Prosecutor's Office launches investigation and shows the consequences of the attack
In Moscow, a young man was accused of "discrediting" Rosary because of his blue and yellow hair and mobilized
Missile strike on Odesa: death toll rises to four and wounded to 28
The type of missile is being established, but it had shrapnel in it: Pletenchuk on Russia's deadly strike on Odesa
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NATO convenes a meeting of the military committee: Ukraine will be discussed
NATO's highest military body, the Military Committee, will meet on May 16, during which the NATO-Ukraine Council will discuss Russia's war against Ukraine, the situation on the ground, and further support for Kyiv.
He heard reports from the Chief of the Armed Forces and the heads of the GUR and the SBU: Zelenskyy convened the Chief of Staff, talked about the front and the return of prisoners
President Zelenskyy held a meeting to discuss the situation at the front, expected deliveries, negotiations on the release of prisoners, and maintaining clear communication with the families of prisoners.
Zelenskyy heard reports on the situation in Odesa and Kharkiv after the Russian attack
Russian missile strikes on Odesa and Kharkiv resulted in casualties and injuries, prompting President Zelensky to condemn the attacks and thank rescuers for their prompt assistance in protecting lives.
Shmyhal congratulated on the appointment of a new head of the Government of Ireland
Prime Minister Shmyhal congratulated Simon Harris on his new appointment as Prime Minister of Ireland, discussed Ukraine's need for more air and artillery assistance, thanked Ireland for supporting Ukraine's integration into the EU/NATO, and proposed joint production of demining equipment.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarifies statements about alleged partial derogation from the Human Rights Convention
Ukraine has regularly notified international organizations of derogations from its human rights obligations due to the Russian invasion and martial law since February 2022, most recently updating the list of restricted rights and freedoms in April 2024.
ATES handed over the coordinates of a warehouse in Sevastopol, where Russians take military equipment for repair
In the occupied Crimea, the Russian military is restoring old, inoperable equipment from warehouses in Sevastopol due to a lack of vehicles at the front.
Russia's deadly attack on Odesa: Prosecutor's Office launches investigation and shows the consequences of the attack
Four people were killed and 28 injured, including two children, as a result of the Russian missile attack on Odesa, which led to a criminal investigation for violating the laws and customs of war.
In Moscow, a young man was accused of "discrediting" Rosary because of his blue and yellow hair and mobilized
A resident of Moscow was reported for "discrediting" the Russian army because of his blue and yellow hair when he came to report the theft to the police station.
Missile strike on Odesa: death toll rises to four and wounded to 28
Four people are killed, including three women and one man, and 28 injured, including two children and a pregnant woman, as a result of a Russian missile strike on Odesa.
The type of missile is being established, but it had shrapnel in it: Pletenchuk on Russia's deadly strike on Odesa
a Russian missile strike on civilian infrastructure in Odesa contained shrapnel intended to destroy manpower, killing three people and injuring 20.