War in Ukraine
Moscow is supplying Tehran with drones, medicines, and intelligence to maintain the regime's combat capability. Deliveries began in March after secret negotiations between officials.
As a result of a night drone attack in Odesa region, port infrastructure was damaged and one person was injured. Some settlements were left without electricity.
An enemy UAV hit the area of a restaurant and residential buildings in the Slobidskyi district. One person was injured and about ten civilian cars were damaged.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces shot down and suppressed 130 enemy drones of various types. 16 hits were recorded in three regions, and debris fell in five locations.
The General Staff reported the elimination of 1210 occupiers and the destruction of 2038 UAVs in a day. The enemy also lost 49 artillery systems and 201 units of automotive equipment.
British forces will inspect Russian tankers in their waters to block Putin's revenues. This will force the aggressor to choose more expensive routes bypassing the English Channel.
The European Commission proposed that the EU become a founder of the Special Tribunal to punish the Russian leadership. Andriy Sybiha welcomed the step towards "inevitable accountability."
Over 2,100 Ukrainian children were taken to Russian camps with funds from Russian oil giants. A Yale University report links these actions to the war crimes of the aggressor country.
Stockholm joins the agreement on the establishment of a Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression. The body's goal is to hold Russia accountable.
Young men must register by July 31, 2026, through the TCC or Reserve+. Only individuals in prisons or undergoing treatment are exempt from this obligation.
The American-Ukrainian fund URIF has invested in the capital of Sine Engineering. The funds will be used to develop radio communication and drone navigation systems.
The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed protest over a Russian drone and shelling of civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. Security risks in the region are increasing due to the war.
Since the beginning of the day, 140 clashes have occurred, the enemy has launched almost 6,000 drones. The hottest spot is the Pokrovsk direction, where intense assaults continue.
Low-cost airline Wizz Air is preparing to resume operations in Ukraine and has announced future opportunities for pilots. The company will hold information sessions in European cities.
Zelenskyy stated that the US demands the withdrawal of troops from Donbas for guarantees. Retreat would jeopardize the security of Ukraine and all of Europe.
Ukraine is scaling up joint projects with European partners for weapons production. The President is preparing new agreements to strengthen the defense sector.
The woman received an 8-month suspended sentence and a fine of 20,000 euros for working without a license. Hundreds of syringes and dermal injection preparations were seized from her.
Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umerov warned about fake requests from unknown numbers. Attackers are impersonating him to collect confidential information.
Russia is preparing attacks on water supply facilities in the coming months. The President instructed to strengthen air defense in the western regions and protect critical infrastructure.
Due to attacks on ports and pipelines, Russia has lost the ability to export 2 million barrels per day. This has become the most serious disruption in modern history.
Ukraine repelled the largest attack in a day, destroying 94. 6 percent of targets. 250 drones were eliminated over Kyiv region, the enemy is shifting focus to western regions.
Ukraine will develop autonomous energy clusters and decentralized generation. Shmyhal called on investors to participate in gas extraction and nuclear projects.
The Lviv complex celebrated its anniversary with an iPhone giveaway and a children's football festival. The center has been recognized as a leader in sports and family leisure.
Dmytro Lubinets reported the return of 2,060 children from the Russian Federation. Russia forcibly deported over 700,000 minors and is trying to change their identity.
MFA spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated that Ukraine is not competing for US attention. Russia and Iran are common enemies in both theaters of war.
Russia has recruited at least 2,427 Africans to fight against Ukraine. Dozens of citizens from 15 countries are in captivity, and 314 people have already died.
The Prosecutor General's Office announced suspicion notices for deputies Agaev, Chemeris, Khamitov, and Alekseenko. They voted for the illegal annexation of four regions.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine appealed to UNESCO regarding the shelling of the architectural ensemble of the monastery in Lviv. Experts will assess the damage from the attack, which injured seven people.
The President appointed Serhiy Hunko and Viktor Zayets as heads of counterintelligence departments. Both officials previously served as deputy heads.
A deputy of the Kupyansk District Council was convicted of organizing the deportation of 214 people through a closed checkpoint. The perpetrator provided his own buses for transportation.