Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
UAH 294. 8 million will be allocated for shelters in 84 maternity hospitals, and another UAH 59.8 million for the protection of hospitals. The funds will be redistributed within the budget of the Ministry of Health.
In 1999, Ukraine transferred 11 strategic bombers and 575 Kh-55 missiles to Russia in exchange for writing off its gas debt. The remaining aircraft were dismantled.
The financing of the Defense Forces will be fully provided, but Ukraine needs approximately €29 billion for other budget expenditures. In November they expect at least €4 billion.
Bill No. 15102 allows critical enterprises to receive firefighting equipment from partners during martial law and thereafter. The document also defines requirements for the targeted use of humanitarian aid.
The government plans to extend the transition period and allow neighboring shelters. Protection-capacity requirements will depend on the number of people.
The Zakon typeface was created based on Ukraine’s artistic tradition for documents and the visual identity of government institutions. It will be introduced gradually.
Tariffs will be set by local authorities, while the NEURC will remotely verify their calculations. There will be no automatic reduction in bills.
Following the Russian attack, about 4,500 subscribers in Konotop remain without electricity. Energy workers plan to restore power by the end of the day.
Konotop has remained without electricity for the fifth day following Russia’s attack on an energy facility. The government will provide diesel fuel for boiler houses, the water utility, and generators.
Bill No. 15269 strengthens corporate governance and auditing of the Deposit Guarantee Fund. The Administrative Council will be increased to seven members.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law against illegal transactions involving cards, accounts, and wallets. Drop schemes are punishable by a fine of up to 170,000 hryvnias or up to 6 years in prison.
Nova Poshta units confirmed the first Shahed shoot-downs as part of the private air defense system. Nearly 100 companies have already joined the project.
The government allowed affected businesses and data centers to lease state property without auctions. The rate for warehouses is UAH 50, and for data centers, UAH 1 per sq. m.
Kyiv plans to build combined water crossings and access roads at a cost of UAH 1 billion. The decision was made amid Russian strikes on bridges.
Tusk said that the talks in Abu Dhabi are tentatively scheduled for November 4. He urged people not to have any illusions about russia's position.
A total of 265 MPs voted for the bill. The additional more than UAH 50 billion is planned to be allocated to security and defense, but banks warn of risks to lending.
A total of 232 deputies voted for the budget conclusions. The document contains 90 proposals concerning 5,236 amendments ahead of the first reading of the budget.
The Verkhovna Rada is considering the 2027 budget in its first reading. Lawmakers submitted a record 5,236 amendments, with the vote on the bill in principle scheduled for today.
The Cabinet of Ministers created a Coordination Center and introduced new criteria for the criticality of enterprises. A reservation limit of up to 95% was established for the defense industry and energy sector.
Applications to participate in the new competition will be accepted from October 26 to November 26, 2026. The previous selection process ended without a winner.
Zelenskyy signed a law postponing the launch of e-Excise. Electronic traceability of alcohol and tobacco will become mandatory from July 1, 2027.
Companies can challenge the new reservation rules in court, but filing a lawsuit does not suspend their effect. Businesses can also submit collective appeals to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and Parliament.
Ukraine will not agree to restrictions on its army, neutral status, or exchanging territories. The country will need €115 billion in 2027.
The funds will be directed toward restoring 33 apartment buildings in three regions. This will help more than 4,000 people return home.
Overnight from October 24 to 25, Ukraine set its clocks back one hour. Doctors warn of possible fatigue, drowsiness, and sleep problems.
The government recalled Yehor Perelyhin from the American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Investment Fund. Yuliia Svyrydenko became the new representative.
The Cabinet of Ministers has reduced the reservation limit for defense and fuel and energy enterprises to 95%. A Coordination Center has also been established.
The State Emergency Service stated that Resolution No. 1288 does not introduce new requirements for shelters. It also regulates mobile shelters and their embedding.
Ukraine will compensate up to 80% of wartime losses to vessels provided they have valid insurance. Applications must be submitted to the Ministry for Development within 180 days.
The maximum exemption level will no longer be 100%. The Ministry of Defense will strengthen accountability for evasion, while the government is preparing a new mechanism.