Ukrposhta employees will have the right to carry and use firearms to protect postal funds and facilities, subject to special training and strict conditions, according to a draft law that will be reconsidered by the Verkhovna Rada with proposals from President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Ukraine and Azerbaijan discussed humanitarian cooperation, including Azerbaijan's support in demining Ukrainian land and finalizing updated agreements on combating organized crime and migration policy, during an online meeting between the two countries' interior ministers.
A 53-year-old resident of the Kherson region was suspected of collaborating with the Russian occupiers, as she voluntarily took the position of "chief accountant" in the occupation administration and exercised financial control over institutions subordinated to the Russian occupiers.
Starting from May 4, license plates on cars used for driving training and exams will be changed from the letter "U" to the letter "H".
Zelensky introduced Serhiy Tyurin as the new head of the regional military administration in Khmelnytsky region.
A sinkhole has formed on General Naumov Street in Kyiv, partially obstructing traffic, and the patrol police have notified the relevant services to ensure road safety.
The National Olympic Committee and the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine have developed recommendations for Ukrainian athletes to avoid direct contact, communication and joint activities with "neutral" Russian and Belarusian athletes during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris to prevent provocations and ensure security.
A Russian air strike on Zolochiv, Kharkiv region, killed 2 people, wounded 8, including an 11-year-old boy, and damaged buildings and cars.
Two people were killed and three wounded as a result of a Russian attack on the village of Zolochiv, Kharkiv region, with two guided missiles.
Two men were injured as a result of a grenade explosion near a high-rise building in Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi district, and police have launched an investigation.
Zelenskiy holds a security meeting in Slavutych to discuss the city's security, development prospects, civilian infrastructure, jobs, protection of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, and border security.
More than 55,000 Ukrainians have already used the Diia service to buy and sell cars without paperwork, queues and waiting, as well as to quickly re-register and receive license plates and technical passports by mail.
The SBI exposed two military officers who helped the suspects in the murder of a police officer in Vinnytsia region to flee abroad by providing a car, passports and a cell phone, and one of them left the military unit without permission.
Eight people were injured as a result of a Russian missile strike on the Balakliya railway station as a passenger train was passing.
Russian occupation forces shelled an infrastructure facility in Balakliya, Kharkiv region, injuring at least seven people.
The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy hosted a constituent meeting of the Coordinating Committee for the implementation in Ukraine of the Council of Europe's "Journalists Matter" campaign aimed at ensuring the safety of journalists and protecting freedom of speech under martial law.
In April, the number of applications for re-registration of cars in Ukraine increased sharply, with re-registration under sale and gift agreements being in the highest demand, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports.
The Parliament supported a draft law that exempts entrepreneurs engaged in the wholesale and retail trade of vehicles from re-registering used cars.
Ukraine has launched a coordination center for integrated border management to monitor and report on the situation at the state border, facilitate coordination between border agencies, and prepare situational reports.
In the face of constant Russian shelling in Kharkiv, Ukraine's first service center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was built in a shelter to provide citizens with a safe space to access various services such as driver's licenses and vehicle registration.
Two suspects in an attack on law enforcement officers in Vinnytsia region are to be pre-trial detained today, and the murder weapon has already been seized, the Interior Ministry said.
In the morning, Russians shelled residential areas of Kherson, wounding a 63-year-old man and damaging private houses, some of which caught fire.
Police officer Vitaliy Manasyan was fired from the Department of Strategic Investigations after he caused a scandal at the Goodwin restaurant in Kyiv by refusing to leave a reserved table and behaving rudely.
Two servicemen, a father and son aged 52 and 26, who killed one police officer and wounded another in Vinnytsia region, were detained in Odesa region.
The car and ammunition of the suspects in the shooting of patrol police officers in Vinnytsia region have been found, but the attackers, who are members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are still wanted and the search is ongoing.
Maksym Zaretskyi, a 20-year-old police officer, was killed in a nighttime attack when two men opened fire on police officers during a vehicle inspection in the Haisyn district of Vinnytsia region.
Two men wearing camouflage shot and killed one police officer and wounded another during a document check in Vinnytsia region, prompting a police operation in Vinnytsia and Odesa regions.
As of April 18, 2024, the Unified Register of Persons Missing Under Special Circumstances in Ukraine contains information on 37,301 missing persons.
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President Zelenskiy announces an increase in domestic military production in Ukraine, including 10 Bogdanas aircraft this month, and long-term contracts with companies.
