Verkhovna Rada
Danylo Hetmantsev said that the Anti-Corruption Action Center underpaid UAH 22. 6 million through 199 individual entrepreneurs since the beginning of the full-scale war.
A family from Oleshky gave Lubinets a coin marking the 100th anniversary of the Act of Unification of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the West Ukrainian People's Republic. Keeping the coin became particularly dangerous during their departure from the occupied territory, as the family could have been arrested.
The route through Kherson was not considered because of the front line and the risk of weakening the defenses. The route was chosen based on safety and speed criteria.
Lubinets reported that Russian equipment marked with red crosses was used for demining; after the work was completed, it was withdrawn.
Russia, as the occupying state, is responsible for civilians in Oleshky. Ukraine has focused on rescuing its citizens and on the humanitarian mission.
Dmytro Lubinets reported the evacuation of 105 animals from Oleshky, including four parrots. The number of people evacuated is not being disclosed.
Ostap Stakhiv, who had been wanted since March 6, 2026, was taken to a TCC. He is undergoing a military medical commission.
The US First Lady supported the humanitarian mission in occupied Oleshky. She said that this could "elevate humanity above war."
During the humanitarian mission from Oleshky and the surrounding villages, residents who wished to leave were evacuated without checking their phones or documents. In Belarus, they transfer to Ukrainian buses.
The Center for Strategic Communications stated that Russian propagandists staged a report about the evacuation from Oleshky. Ukraine is carrying out a humanitarian mission there.
The Ukrainian delegation is accompanying evacuated residents of Oleshky to Anapa. From there, they will travel home by bus via Belarus.
In 1999, Ukraine transferred 11 strategic bombers and 575 Kh-55 missiles to Russia in exchange for writing off its gas debt. The remaining aircraft were dismantled.
The financing of the Defense Forces will be fully provided, but Ukraine needs approximately €29 billion for other budget expenditures. In November they expect at least €4 billion.
A humanitarian operation to evacuate those wishing to leave to territory controlled by Ukraine is ongoing in Oleshky. Aid has also been delivered to the city.
Humanitarian mission is ongoing in occupied Oleshky. Aid has been delivered, and civilians are being provided with technical support to leave.
A delegation headed by Dmytro Lubinets arrived in Oleshky as part of a humanitarian mission. The ceasefire has lasted 80 hours.
Aid is being delivered to Oleshky, with 25 buses and ambulances for people with limited mobility prepared. Civilians are being offered safe evacuation or support.
Bill No. 15102 allows critical enterprises to receive firefighting equipment from partners during martial law and thereafter. The document also defines requirements for the targeted use of humanitarian aid.
Five citizens from the temporarily occupied territories who needed assistance have been returned to government-controlled territory. Among them is a married couple injured in a mine explosion.
Parliament allowed students at a two-year upper-secondary school to complete their studies at their own institution even after its reorganization. The law will remain in effect until the end of the 2027/2028 academic year.
The routes for the humanitarian mission in Oleshky have been cleared of mines, and the convoy will head to the central hospital. The evacuation of those wishing to leave will continue until 2:00 p.m.
The Vasyl Kostyuk Foundation and Spadshchyna OUM, a youth organization, are working together.
Members of Parliament supported a 170,000-hryvnia fine for the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Centers for illegally registering citizens for military service. The provision is not yet in effect.
The Zakon typeface was created based on Ukraine’s artistic tradition for documents and the visual identity of government institutions. It will be introduced gradually.
Melania Trump said that demining of Oleshky had begun to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid. There is no official confirmation from Ukraine.
The Verkhovna Rada approved Bill No. 15488-3 on searches in urgent cases as a basis. A 72-hour deadline will be set for applying to the court.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted Draft Law No. 10147, but trade unions warned of risks to early retirement pensions and labor guarantees. They are asking the president to veto it.
Bill No. 15269 strengthens corporate governance and auditing of the Deposit Guarantee Fund. The Administrative Council will be increased to seven members.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law against illegal transactions involving cards, accounts, and wallets. Drop schemes are punishable by a fine of up to 170,000 hryvnias or up to 6 years in prison.
Winter tires are recommended when the average daily temperature falls below +7°C. There are currently no fines, while a bill providing for a 340-hryvnia fine is still under consideration.