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Attacks on oil refineries have caused fuel shortages in Russia and rising prices. The strikes also hit logistics and the production of components for explosives and the military.
The Tatneft network has restricted the sale of gasoline and diesel and switched to cash payments. For passenger cars, limits range from 20 to 30 liters of fuel.
Putin's spokesperson invited Zelenskyy to Moscow and rejected his proposals. A visit by Trump's representatives is expected after the signing of the memorandum in Switzerland.
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.
A lecturer at a Kharkiv university will be tried for passing intelligence about the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Russian special services. She conducted correspondence in English for the purpose of conspiracy.
Due to the Russian attack on the Lavra and cultural centers, Ombudsman Lubinets appealed to international organizations. The occupiers have already destroyed 742 religious sites in Ukraine.
The platform has deleted over 60 videos from the Alabuga Polytech project, where Shahed drones are manufactured. The factory is accused of illegally recruiting youth and foreigners.
The tribunal confirmed Ukraine's status as a coastal state in the Sea of Azov. Russia's actions during the construction of the bridge were recognized as a violation of international law.
In the Polish city of Biała Podlaska, 44-year-old artist Semen Skrepetskyi was shot dead. A suspect, a citizen of Belarus, was detained near the consulate.
Ukraine has begun negotiations on the EU's fundamental cluster. The other five packages could be opened within a few weeks following the decision of the member states.
The Council of the EU has imposed sanctions against 34 individuals and 47 entities. The restrictions target the shadow fleet, the military sector, and oil revenues.
Russia claims a Patriot missile hit the Lavra, although the SBU discovered debris from a Shahed drone. The strike damaged the Assumption Cathedral and the Tower of John Kushnyk.
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.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is initiating procedures in UNESCO due to the damage to the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra caused by a Russian strike. Andrii Sybiha demands an immediate international response to the crime.
The invaders are conducting propaganda games and competitions for schoolchildren with the aim of destroying Ukrainian identity. Children are being prepared to embrace the ideology of the Russian Federation.
Ilham Aliyev has established the National Cybersecurity Agency to protect against attacks from the Russian Federation and Iran. The agency will safeguard critical infrastructure and state systems.
The reports indicate a rise in protest sentiment in the Russian Federation and a decline in the ratings of the ruling party. Zelenskyy suggested the possibility of negotiations with another leader of Russia.
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.
Russian politicians are demanding that Putin end the war due to the threat of social collapse. The dictator's approval rating has fallen to a record 29.5 percent.
Zelenskyy announced the construction of new Russian bases near Europe. He emphasized the importance of Ukraine's experience in the context of defending against Moscow's prolonged aggression.
Ukraine refuted fakes about the development of bioweapons and confirmed compliance with international norms. Cooperation with the US pertains solely to the healthcare sector.
Thanks to the efforts of the Embassy of Ukraine in Budapest, the performance of violinist Vadim Repin was canceled. The Russian was replaced at the concert by a Hungarian performer.
The overdue debt of Russian businesses has exceeded $117. 5 billion, or 3.8% of GDP. The most significant problems have emerged in the mining and manufacturing industries.
President Zelenskyy has introduced sanctions against ten Russian telecom companies and providers. The restrictions apply to operators operating in the occupied territories.
Marianna Schreiber published an AI-generated video where she removes the flag of Ukraine and throws away the EU flag. The politician promises to return "Polish normalcy" and symbols to the city.
The Russian government has excluded the MAKS air show from the list of exhibitions for 2026, rescheduling it for 2027. The last full-scale event was held back in 2021.
The dictator noted the slow progress of Russian troops and the effectiveness of Ukrainian strikes. Putin appears to have begun acknowledging some of the setbacks facing the Russian military.
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 President has excluded the Russian and Moldovan languages from the list protected by the European Charter. The Czech language was added to the list, and the names of Jewish languages were clarified.