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The General Staff has introduced mobile groups to adapt recruits in training centers. Specialists conduct lectures and performances for emotional decompression.
71 enemy attacks were recorded over the past day, most of them in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. The AFU are holding back assaults and exhausting the occupiers in the rear.
The Cuban government is distributing weapons to civilians due to the deployment of US troops near the island. Citizens have been officially called upon to prepare for a foreign invasion.
Rosgvardia is recruiting residents of Zaporizhzhia into UAV units due to the economic crisis. Promised benefits may turn into service in the enemy's assault units.
64 assaults were recorded, with the highest intensity of fighting continuing in the Pokrovsk direction. The occupiers are shelling the Sumy region and attacking near Vovchansk.
As a result of the morning shelling of Zaporizhzhia, two men were killed and seven other people were injured. Houses were damaged and a railway locomotive was destroyed.
Yulia Svyrydenko responded to a petition regarding the priority employment of Ukrainians. Foreign labor will be recruited only as an additional tool.
Occupiers have banned passenger transportation on highways to Crimea and in the Luhansk region. Movement was restricted due to Ukrainian drone strikes on military logistics.
Syrskyi reported 140,000 occupiers in the southern directions. The Commander-in-Chief made a decision on additional supplies of equipment and ammunition to the troops.
269 combat engagements were recorded at the front, with the highest number of attacks occurring in the Huliaipole direction. The enemy deployed over 10,000 drones and conducted 96 airstrikes.
Due to the destruction of the hydroelectric power plant, the south lost 18 cubic kilometers of water and its irrigation system. Toxic deposits on the bottom threaten the region's ecology for decades.
215 combat engagements occurred over the past day; the enemy released over 5,800 drones and 188 guided aerial bombs. The highest level of occupier activity was recorded in the Pokrovsk direction.
Shabunin and Sherembey hired a lawyer for former commander Yushko using grant funds. He is accused of illegally processing business trips for AntAC activists.
Ukraine is implementing a new waste management hierarchy and business accountability. Communities are actively sorting waste and composting despite the shelling.
Since the beginning of the day, 65 enemy attacks on the positions of the Defense Forces have been recorded. The most intense fighting continues in the Lyman and Huliaipole directions.
A former military member, posing as a general, promised to transfer a soldier to a rear unit for $6,000. The man was detained while receiving the bribe.
Five individuals in Kremenchuk organized the escape of nearly 30 military personnel for rewards of up to $7,000. The participants of the scheme have been detained and are currently in custody.
The European Commission supported Zelenskyy's call for direct negotiations with Putin. The agency emphasized Ukraine's desire for peace and the defeat of the aggressor.
In Kyiv, a TCC serviceman and a member of the DFTG were served with charges for beating a veteran. The incident occurred in May during a document check on Stetsenko Street.
In Volyn, the acting head of the Lutsk TCC was detained on suspicion of receiving $7,000. The official allegedly assisted in evading mobilization.
EU Commissioner Brunner reported on discussions regarding the exclusion of men aged 23-60 from protection. A final decision will be made in the coming weeks.
A former judge from Berdyansk passed data on Azov fighters and AFU movements to the FSB. She was sentenced to 15 years in prison with confiscation of all property.
273 battles occurred over the past day; the enemy deployed a record 9,875 kamikaze drones. The highest number of assaults was recorded in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions.
In the village of Hubarivka, six people, including two children, were wounded due to a Russian drone attack. The victims have been hospitalized, and an investigation is ongoing.
More than 68,000 Ukrainians have mastered new specialties thanks to state vouchers. The program covers up to 33,000 hryvnias of the tuition cost.
The Kyiv pre-trial detention center lacks protective structures for 3,000 people. Building new shelters is impossible due to the complete lack of free space on the territory.
Officials of the Uzhhorod TCC are suspected of torture and illegal detention of people. The victims were handcuffed to a metal ladder.
Syrskyi has revoked the right of eight units to independently train recruits. The decision was made following quality inspections of training and conditions across 72 units.
In Lviv, a former deputy and his son sold fictitious disability status for 15 thousand dollars. The suspects were detained while receiving a portion of the illegal benefit.
The President signed a law on a military ritual for defenders whose bodies are missing. Honors will be paid at cenotaphs, with the presentation of the State Flag of Ukraine to the relatives.