The vote on amendments to the 2026 budget has been postponed until tomorrow. Defense spending will increase by UAH 1.64 trillion through credit assistance from the European Union.
Deputies passed law No. 11520 on new public procurement rules. The document harmonizes the system with EU standards and will unlock 3.5 billion dollars.
Andrius Kubilius urged the EU to open arsenals for Ukraine and move to mass production of weapons. Europe is currently lagging behind the Russian Federation in missile production.
The British government has imposed sanctions against 18 crypto exchanges and the A7 network. These entities helped Russia finance the war by bypassing existing restrictions.
Following the attack on May 27, the 325th Aircraft Repair Plant caught fire in Taganrog. The enterprise is under sanctions and is engaged in the repair of enemy aviation equipment.
The Finnish government will extend the law on combating instrumentalized migration. The situation on the border with the Russian Federation remains tense due to the high risk of provocations.
The Council of the EU has extended restrictions against 72 individuals and one organization for human rights violations. The measures include asset freezes and travel bans.
Gitanas Nausėda called for the strengthening of air defense due to rising hybrid threats and incidents involving Russian drones. Europe must take concrete action to protect its borders.
A special OSCE meeting was held in Vienna at Ukraine's request regarding Russian shelling. Participants condemned the RF's terror and reaffirmed their support for our state.
Minister Sybiha will participate in the meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Cyprus. The topics will include Ukraine's accession to the European Union, sanctions against the Russian Federation, and the state's defense needs.
The asparagus season has started in Ukraine, a vegetable rich in vitamins and minerals. This vegetable is beneficial for the heart and digestion, and its caloric content is only 30 kcal.
Estonia's Foreign Minister stated that negotiations with the RF would turn the EU into a neutral mediator. Disputes continue within the European Union regarding the expediency of direct contacts.
Rustem Umerov is reportedly in Berlin to discuss security and EU membership with advisors from the E3 group. The meeting takes place against the backdrop of Russian threats to launch new strikes on Kyiv.
The European Union has summoned a Russian diplomat over threats of new strikes on Kyiv. The European Commission called Russia's actions a sign of desperation and promised continued support.
Shabunin stated there is insufficient control and a lack of reforms in the defense procurement system. Oversight of the distribution of €60 billion in EU aid remains weak.
The NEURC has reduced the gas storage tariff by 10% in preparation for winter. The regulator also introduced a transition to energy units in accordance with EU standards.
Marco Rubio stated the U. S. is ready for mediation in the war. This comes after Russia's threats to attack Kyiv and "decision-making centers."
Ambassador Mathernová stated that EU diplomats remain in Kyiv despite Russia's threats. She called Moscow's statements a manifestation of despair and an attempt at intimidation.
Zelenskyy discussed ending the hot phase of the war by November, provided there are security guarantees. The priorities are supporting the army and meeting IMF requirements.
Draft Law No. 15112-d introduces automatic VAT payment by marketplaces for goods up to 150 euros. The new rules will take effect no earlier than January 1, 2027.
Andrii Sybiha and representatives of 70 diplomatic missions honored the memory of those killed in Kyiv. The Minister called on the world to provide air defense systems and increase pressure on Moscow.
Ukraine is implementing European fuel quality standards and a mandatory share of biofuels. Euro-3 and Euro-4 classes, as well as A-80 and A-92 grades, will be withdrawn from circulation.
Ukraine's population has dropped to 28 million due to war and migration. Joining the EU may only accelerate the outflow of youth and labor abroad.
Due to the industrial downturn and the halt in sales in the PRC, the world faces trade wars. Beijing plans to compensate for domestic problems with aggressive exports.
Alexander Stubb is ready to represent Europe in peace negotiations if requested. He demands a commitment from the Russian Federation regarding a ceasefire.
The EDF, SAFE, and EDIP programs are opening up funding for Ukrainian weapon developers. Drones and counter-drone systems will be the priority.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the opening of the Akhalkalaki–Kars railway for Armenian exports. This will allow the country to establish connections with the EU.
Alain Berset called the strikes on Kyiv and the Oreshnik missile a serious escalation. He emphasized that peace is impossible without punishment for the crime of aggression.
Belarus reported a phone conversation between Macron and Lukashenko at France's initiative. The parties discussed regional issues and relations with the EU.
Kaja Kallas Stated Russia Is at a Deadlock on the Battlefield and Condemned the Use of 'Oreshnik' Missiles. The EU Will Discuss Increasing Pressure on Russia Next Week.
