Ministry of Defense of Ukraine

The Ministry of Defense has returned thousands of pieces of equipment to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including 1,500 weapons, vehicles, repair equipment and communications equipment, as part of resource optimization.

According to Defense Ministry spokesperson Dmytro Lazutkin, during martial law, the military medical commission must be passed annually.

2. 3 million Ukrainians updated their data through the Reserve+ application, and 1.5 million created electronic military registration documents.

With the support of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, a new recruiting center for the Ukrainian army has opened in Brovary, Kyiv region, to help motivated Ukrainians join the Armed Forces and find suitable military units.

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal instructed the ministries to ensure uninterrupted power supply to military formations in the frontline regions, resolve water supply issues, prepare for winter, and develop mechanisms for distributing humanitarian aid in the form of liquefied gas for the needs of household consumers.

Adaptive Velcro suits are being developed in Ukraine to facilitate access to medical procedures for wounded soldiers, designed in neutral colors and loose fitting for use in stabilization centers or hospitals.

Eight employees of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant were injured as a result of drone strikes near the plant, one of whom needed medical attention, resulting in an oil leak and damage to the power substation.

Starting from July 4, the Zhytomyr City Council will send summonses by registered mail to conscripts who cooperate with the territorial military commissariat; if they refuse to receive the letter, the police will be called to take them to the military commissariat and they will face a fine of 17,000 hryvnias.

More than 2 million Ukrainians have updated their personal data and military registration documents through the Reserve+ app since its launch on May 18, saving time and effort compared to traditional methods.

During the inspections, almost 340 tons of low-quality and dangerous food products intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were rejected due to non-compliance with regulations, lack of quality certificates, improper labeling and expired shelf life.

Since the beginning of 2024, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has codified and authorized more than 70 models of domestic unmanned of domestically produced unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which perform various reconnaissance, artillery fire adjustment and destruction of enemy targets.

Today, on July 3, servicemen of the anti-aircraft missile troops of the Air Force of Ukraine celebrate their professional holiday. In the first hours of the war, the units of anti-aircraft missile troops skillfully shot down enemy targets and prevented the aggressor from establishing control over the Ukrainian sky.

Ukraine's Defense Minister Umerov, Presidential Chief of Staff Yermak, and Deputy Prime Minister Stefanishyna met with U. S. Secretary of Defense Austin to discuss security cooperation, express gratitude for the $2.3 billion aid package, including air defense systems, and brief him on the situation at the front and military needs.

The International Court of Arbitration has awarded the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine nearly UAH 180 million for the late and poor quality of military equipment supplied by a foreign supplier to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Ministry of Defense has announced that a military ID card can be issued in a few clicks through the Reserve+ app, avoiding queues, and has provided step-by-step instructions for this process.

During NATO's CWIX24 exercise in Poland, Ukraine's DELTA combat system was successfully integrated with Poland's TOPAZ artillery fire control system, demonstrating its ability to securely transfer data and ensure interoperability with NATO systems.

Since the beginning of the day, 161 combat engagements have taken place in various parts of the frontline, the enemy launched missile, air and artillery strikes, but Ukrainian troops successfully repelled most of the attacks, inflicting significant losses on Russian troops and equipment.

In the first half of 2024, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine adopted and authorized for use in the Armed Forces nearly 480 models of weapons and military equipment, more than half of which were domestically produced.

During the week of June 24-30, more than 323,000 more Ukrainians updated their military registration data via the Reserve+ app, TCCs or ASCs, bringing the total number of updates to almost 2. 6 million as of June 30.

To mark the second anniversary of the liberation of Zmiinyi Island from Russia, the SBU demonstrated unique footage of how its special forces conducted a strategic operation that played a decisive role in the gradual ousting of the enemy from the Black Sea.

An air alert has been declared in Russian-occupied Crimea. Explosions are currently being heard near Sevastopol, preliminarily, Russian air defense.

The Ukrainian military has confirmed the destruction of Russia's critical Space Surveillance and Communications Center in occupied Crimea, which is vital to Russia's satellite communications and navigation systems.

About 20 samples of sniper and anti-tank rifles, one third of which are Ukrainian-made, have been approved for use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has amended the procedure for sending summonses, allowing them to be sent by registered mail with a list of enclosures and acknowledgment of receipt.

Since its launch, Reserve+ has received more than 40,000 requests from citizens, of which 11,000 concerned missing data and 7,500 concerned outdated data in the registry.

The Ministry of Defense invites citizens who have difficulty updating their data in the Reserve+ application to contact technical support for detailed instructions on how to solve the problem.

Since the beginning of the day on June 27, 104 combat engagements were registered in the frontline, the most intense was in the Toretsk and Pokrovsk sectors, which accounted for almost half of all attacks by the occupants.

Over the past week, more than a million Ukrainians have updated their military records through the Reserve+ app, which now allows them to generate a QR code that has the same legal force as a paper document, saving time and resources.

Compared to March, the number of people mobilized in Ukraine has increased and this process has gained a new intensity, although specific figures are not disclosed.

According to the Ministry of Defense, 2. 4 million Ukrainians liable for military service updated their data, of which 1.8 million used the Reserve+app.