A fake about a Belarusian Il-62 crossing the border was spread on social media, citing Flightradar24. The Air Force refuted this, calling the service an unofficial source.
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution that launches a mechanism to restrict the access of military personnel to gambling during the period of martial law. The data will be verified through the Register of Military Personnel.
Iryna Terekh called EU bureaucracy an obstacle for Ukrainian technologies. The Flamingo missile passed certification in Ukraine in just five weeks.
The NSDC will review Kyiv's winter preparations due to the slow pace of work. The state has already allocated nearly 4 billion hryvnias to the capital for these needs.
Weapon standards in Ukraine are higher than European ones, which is why foreign drones often fail tests. The NSDC considers allegations of corruption to be a Russian narrative.
The General Staff of the AFU refuted Russia's claims regarding a strike on a bus with children in the Bryansk region. The Defense Forces did not deploy drones in this region.
During June 2024, the Defense Forces carried out 20 strikes on Russian refineries and oil depots. Over 30% of the enemy's capacity was hit, causing a fuel collapse in the aggressor country.
The majority of comments on Russian social media are negative due to lies about the consequences of strikes. Russians are seeking the truth about the explosions in Ukrainian public channels.
Zelenskyy met with Trump at the G7 summit in France to coordinate positions. The President's agenda at the summit includes strengthening air defense and a diplomatic conclusion to the war with Russia.
The CCD exposed a Russian fake about an attack by Ukrainian fans on 20 Israelis during the World Cup. The video was forged under the CTV News brand to discredit Ukrainians globally.
In the Moscow region and Krasnodar Krai, drones attacked oil facilities. At the Moscow Refinery, reports indicate damage to the ELOU-AVT-6 crude oil distillation unit.
The CCD has exposed Russian disinformation regarding mass strikes on civilian targets in Kyiv. Propaganda is labeling the fire at the Lavra and the shelling of the court as Ukrainian provocations.
At RUT, instructors are campaigning for students to serve in UAV units during classes. The management of these institutions receives recruitment quotas for contract soldiers for the Russian army.
A program has been launched in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) to train local elites loyal to the Kremlin. Imperial myths are being imposed on the youth for their future work in the interests of Moscow.
American scientists have confirmed the involvement of Russian satellites in GPS disruptions across Europe and the USA. The interference harms navigation and mobile services for civilians.
President Zelenskyy has introduced sanctions against ten Russian telecom companies and providers. The restrictions apply to operators operating in the occupied territories.
The occupiers plan to resettle 2,200 people by 2027 in the occupied territories. The CCD calls the program propaganda due to the meager scale of assistance.
The Russian Federation plans to recruit 18. 5 thousand foreigners by the end of 2026. Currently, more than 28,000 citizens of other states are already in the ranks of the enemy army.
The Ministry of Health de-defers medical personnel upon the request of the Ministry of Defense through a quota distribution system. Doctors sign a one-year contract with a guaranteed return to their primary place of employment.
Zelenskyy introduced sanctions against 29 individuals and 17 legal entities. The restrictions apply to propagandists and judges, including those involved in the Viktoria Roshchyna case.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs used a meeting with the ambassadors of Britain, France, and Germany to broadcast ultimatums. The CCD calls this an attempt to imitate a peace process.
In the Volgograd region of the RF, 900 teenagers from the occupied territories underwent training. The children were taught assault operations and combat drone piloting.
Andriy Kovalenko declared the collapse of the Russian Federation due to imperial thinking. To preserve the state, Russians must change their worldview, following the example of post-war Germany.
Strikes on Chonhar and Crimea complicate Russian logistics in southern Ukraine. Expert Stupak notes that there will be no rapid collapse of the front or enemy retreat.
Andriy Kovalenko, Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation (CPD) of the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC), reported the destruction of the Chonhar Bridge. This facility was a key logistical route for Russian forces in Crimea.
The Russian State Duma has banned authorization on websites via foreign email services. Resource owners will be fined up to 700,000 rubles for violations.
The Supreme Court has opened a case following a lawsuit by Oleksandr Zuckerman against Zelenskyy regarding the lifting of sanctions. The individual involved in the Midas case considers the restrictions to be illegal.
Russia's spending on the militarization of youth has increased 20-fold compared to pre-war times. Instead of schools, the Kremlin is financing propaganda and the procurement of weapon replicas.
Apple removed the Max messenger due to sanctions, depriving 20 million users in the Russian Federation of access. This decision significantly reduces the effectiveness of Russian propaganda.
The lists of the "United Russia" party include individuals involved in the murders in Bucha and the deportation of children. Seven electoral districts have been created in the occupied territories.
