Ukrainian Ground Forces

The Air Assault Forces refuted the fake about their liquidation as a separate branch of the Armed Forces. The Air Assault Forces remain an independent component of the Armed Forces and will continue to develop in accordance with the approved Strategy until 2035.

The second recruitment center for the Ukrainian army in the region has opened in Sumy. The center will provide advice to those wishing to join the Defense Forces.

Ihor Fedorov, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Land Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, is wanted in russia.

The Ministry of Defense and the Land Forces are launching a joint project in Lviv to select unmanned aerial vehicle operators.

Last night, Ukrainian air defense destroyed 24 out of 27 enemy attack drones in different regions of Ukraine.

A court hearing was held in Prague in the case of 27-year-old Filip Siman, who is accused of illegal service in the Ukrainian army and looting, with the prosecutor claiming that he seized property without permission, and Siman denying motives for enrichment.

Russia has put Deputy Commander of the Land Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Nesterenko on the wanted list.

Russians fire heavy flamethrowers "Solntsepek" at a Ukrainian town to force out the Ukrainian military, in violation of the Geneva Convention.

That 90 Ukrainian servicemen, including those who defended Mariupol, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and various front-line areas, were released from Russian captivity during a prisoner exchange with the assistance of the United Arab Emirates.

Since the beginning of the day, the total number of military clashes along the entire front line has increased to 99, and the most tense situation has developed in the Pokrovsky direction, where the enemy made 31 attempts to improve their positions.

About 350 thousand those liable for military service have already updated their data in administrative service centers, while 17-18 thousand requests for updating their credentials are received weekly.

a russian agent who collaborated with the FSB and provided intelligence to launch massive missile strikes on Kharkiv using rocket launchers has been sentenced by a Ukrainian court to 15 years in prison.

On June 20-21, the Ukrainian Defense Forces successfully attacked several Russian oil refineries, fuel depots and unmanned aerial vehicle storage facilities in Russia and the occupied Crimea, undermining Russia's military and economic potential.

Ukraine is in talks with the European Union to extend the EU's Military Assistance Mission, which began in 2022, to continue training the Ukrainian armed forces to protect Ukraine from Russian aggression.

The process of booking employees for enterprises that are crucial for the Ukrainian economy or meet the needs of the Defense Forces will take place within an hour, after which the employee and manager will be provided with the necessary checks and confirmations.

The Ministry of defense of Ukraine has codified and authorized the operation of almost 40 types of artillery weapons in the Defense Forces, including missile systems, howitzers and mortars, and since the beginning of 2024, more than 10 of them, both foreign and domestic production, have been approved.

The Security Service detained two collaborators who cooperated with the Russian occupiers in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions at the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the aggressor state. Malefactors face up to 12 years in prison.

The Verkhovna Rada is considering a bill prohibiting the passage of vehicles through protected areas, with the exception of public roads, private territories and vehicles used by officials, environmental inspectors, local residents and tourists on specially designated routes.

Explosions and a fire occurred at Cape Chauda in the occupied Crimea, and ambulances went to the scene. Local residents say that ammunition exploded and there are victims as a result of the incident.

The number of military clashes at the front has increased to 58, and half of them are still ongoing almost along the entire front line, with the fiercest fighting taking place in the Pokrovsky and Kramatorsk directions, where Ukrainian troops are holding back enemy attacks.

Over the past day, 158 military clashes occurred at the front, and the Defense Forces attacked 12 areas of personnel concentration, 3 air defense systems, an electronic warfare station, a radar station and one important enemy object.

The Ministry of defense is launching the Army+ chatbot for information assistance to those liable for military service, their families and civilians.

A Russian missile strike damaged recreational infrastructure in the coastal Odessa region.

Since the beginning of the day, Russian terrorist forces have carried out 28 attacks on Ukrainian positions in the Pokrovsky direction, Ukrainian the defenders repelled 23 assaults, 5 combat clashes are ongoing.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine commented on the information about a possible enemy offensive on the village of Borova in Kharkiv region, noting that there is no need to panic now, as the Defense Forces are ready for any development and will give an adequate response in that direction.

The identity of a Ukrainian defender beheaded by Russian occupiers in Donetsk region has been established, and Russian commanders potentially responsible for the brutal murder have been identified.

Since the beginning of the day, 113 combat engagements took place in various sectors of the frontline, the situation was the most intense in the Pokrovsk sector, where Ukrainian troops repelled 20 attacks and are engaged in 17 more battles.

During an aerial reconnaissance in Donetsk region, the Ukrainian military discovered a damaged armored vehicle with the severed head of a Ukrainian defender. A pre-trial investigation into the violation of the laws and customs of war combined with premeditated murder has been launched.

A Russian military intelligence agent was sentenced to 15 years in prison for passing geolocation data of Ukrainian Armed Forces units near Bakhmut to the Russian occupiers.

Parliament passes a bill that allows local councils to finance units of the Defense Forces and regulate remote meetings and personnel issues during martial law.