Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
The Ministry of Education and UNICEF have signed a plan to finance educational projects for 2026. The funds will be used to educate one million children and support teachers.
As of April 21, 1251. 9 thousand hectares of grain crops have been sown, which is 21% of the plan. Odesa, Ternopil, and Mykolaiv regions are leading in terms of sowing rates.
European Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis announced payments to Ukraine by early June. Funding for the current year is secured with the support of the G7 and the IMF.
Ihor Klymenko announced the suspension of the entire vertical of patrol police chiefs in the capital. The commission's work continues, and new personnel decisions are possible.
An international driver's license is issued for a maximum of three years and is valid only together with a national one. The term of the document cannot exceed the validity period of the main license.
Ihor Klymenko supports the adoption of a law on civilian weapons and their classification. Citizens must undergo training to obtain the right to own them.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved a mechanism for evaluating the work of bodies and assisting victims. Data will be transmitted through digital systems and published in annual reports.
The President held a meeting with diplomats regarding activities in April and May. Priorities included a support package for Ukraine and new restrictions against Russia.
Resumption of oil supplies will allow Hungary to lift its veto on a critical loan. Technical tests of the pipeline are scheduled for Tuesday.
The eQueue system is expanding to include passenger cars with the ability to register through the Diia application. The service will include automatic Green Card verification.
Paris and Berlin rejected Ukraine's rapid accession to the EU due to bureaucracy. The proposed status excludes voting rights and access to the bloc's common budget.
The President set a deadline for winter preparations by September 1. A number of regions and Kyiv are behind schedule in creating backup energy sources.
The search for alternative sources of budget revenue for 2027 is currently underway.
The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs suspended law enforcement officers and initiated an investigation into the issuance of weapons to the attacker. Klymenko supported citizens' right to armed self-defense.
The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ordered an investigation into the actions of law enforcement officers who left the scene of the terrorist attack in Kyiv. The investigation materials will be transferred to the SBI for assessment of the situation.
The assailant, armed with a registered carbine, killed four passers-by and a hostage in a store. Police eliminated the shooter after failed negotiations.
In the Holosiivskyi district, the attacker who killed 5 people and wounded 10 was eliminated. Security forces rescued four hostages and are conducting an investigation.
The capital hosted a team padel tournament and an award ceremony for anti-doping movement ambassadors. The event brought together Olympic champions and ministers.
In Bukovyna, a wall of the historic Khotyn Fortress partially collapsed. There are no casualties, experts are documenting the damage and looking for funds for restoration.
The Ministry of Defense is launching the A1 center to develop AI solutions for drones and analyze enemy actions. The project is being implemented with the support of Britain to automate the army.
Yulia Svyrydenko discussed energy protection from ballistic missiles in the US Congress. The parties agreed to strengthen financial and sanctions pressure on Russia.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha will focus on promoting peace and working with African countries. Dialogue with Turkey and the Global South is a priority.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced the stabilization of relations with Washington. Ukraine supports American initiatives to end the war in the country.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced Kyiv's readiness for contacts with Budapest. The statement came amid a change in political leadership in Hungary and discussions about future Ukrainian-Hungarian relations.
MP Yulia Hryshyna insists on taking into account the positions of trade unions when updating legislation. The FPU demands the preservation of the right to strike and guarantees of payment.
Kyiv has attracted 90% of funds through the ERA Loans mechanism from the income of Russian assets. The EU plans to provide another 90 billion euros in loan support in 2026-2027.
Andriy Sybiha, Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, called for closing European and transatlantic space to those involved in aggression against Ukraine. Restrictions should also apply to relatives of war criminals.
The state-owned bank initiated arbitration due to the loss of property in Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions. The amount of preliminary claims exceeds $1.3 billion.
Yulia Svyrydenko discussed reforms and preparations for program review with Kristalina Georgieva. Ukraine has already received the first tranche of $1.5 billion.
Mykhailo Fedorov discussed with the head of Diehl Defence the acceleration of air defense and long-range missile supplies. The parties plan to test new developments in Ukraine.