Ukraine crushed Georgia 4:0 and reached the semifinals of the 2026 European Minifootball Championship. The next opponent for our national team will be Hungary on June 3.
The death toll in Kyiv has risen to seven following the death of a wounded person. As a result of the attack, 90 people were affected, and more than 50 wounded remain in hospitals.
Gasoline sales have been restricted in Russia's Kursk and Belgorod regions due to shortages. In occupied Sevastopol, fuel is now being issued only via coupons. Restrictions have also been introduced in the occupied Luhansk region.
The Russian attack killed 22 people, including two children, and injured another 130. The enemy launched over 70 missiles and hundreds of drones at residential sectors.
The President warned of a possible massive Russian strike tonight, according to intelligence data. The number of casualties in Kyiv following the latest attack has risen to 90.
Mahmoud Qomati announced a refusal to stop attacks on northern Israel in exchange for the security of Beirut. The group promises a stronger response to any aggression.
Due to the exhaustion of resources and drone strikes, Russia's offensive is slowing down. The Kremlin acknowledges that war goals are unattainable and that there is a threat of an economic crisis.
In Kyiv, following the shelling on June 2, 90 casualties and 6 deaths have been recorded. 52 wounded remain in hospitals, including two children.
Ukraine and Moldova may start EU membership negotiations on June 15. Hungary is ready to lift its veto following agreements regarding the rights of the Hungarian minority.
The German Chancellor urged Magyar to support Ukraine despite the issue of national minorities. The Hungarian Prime Minister is ready to meet with Zelenskyy next week.
On June 2, Ukrainians submitted over 2,500 applications regarding damaged property via Diia. More than 340,000 objects have already been recorded in the Registry since the start of the war.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs advises not to leave animals alone and to set up a safe place for them. One should remain calm and not scold pets for atypical behavior.
The Kyiv City Military Administration is considering a ban on tents in the metro due to space shortages during attacks. A petition proposes a 5,000 hryvnia fine for using bulky items.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Putin's actions a sign of defeat in the war. He stated that the Russian dictator will never be able to conquer Ukraine and that he should admit it.
The National Qualifications System is being developed in Ukraine. Trade unions must play a fundamental role in defining the standards that affect the working conditions of millions of people.
HUR provided data on Russian missile production and foreign accomplices. The Kremlin's plans to restrict Ukraine's strategic ties with other countries have been exposed.
KARG rescuers found an injured roe deer in Osokorky following the shelling of the city. The animal was taken to the Wild Animal Rescue Center for treatment.
In Zakarpattia, an official allowed the embezzlement of UAH 104. 9 million intended for the protection of an energy facility. He approved the procurement of materials at prices inflated fivefold.
Since the beginning of the day, 54 attacks have been recorded; the enemy is active in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. There was also an attempted offensive toward the Antonivskyi Bridge.
Poland proposes to exclude Ukrainian men aged 18-60 from EU protection programs. This would deprive them of residency rights and benefits in order to support the defense of Ukraine.
The National Enforcement Authority of Finland has seized 3. 7 million euros in Russian contributions. The applicant in the case was the Ukrainian company Naftogaz.
The FIE has lifted restrictions for athletes from the Russian Federation and Belarus starting from the 2026 World Championships in Hong Kong. They will compete under their own flags, anthems, and in their own uniforms.
Ukrainian hospitals are adapting to the realities of war: enemy attacks and blackouts. But behind such adaptation lies colossal work and adherence to safety protocols.
The EU plans to extend protection for Ukrainians beyond 2027 with new rules for men. The restrictions will not affect those who are already in Europe.
On the night of June 2, more than 41,000 people took cover in the Kyiv metro, marking a record for recent years. Among them were nearly 4,500 children.
The rescue operation in Dnipro has been completed following the overnight shelling. The death toll has risen to 16 people; among the 42 wounded are four children.
The USF hit a Pantsir-S1 air defense system, a Neva radar, a tugboat, and command posts in Crimea and the Donetsk region. In Shyrokyne, at least 11 units of enemy equipment were destroyed.
Occupiers destroyed a lyceum in Chernihiv region with drones, where a woman's body was found under the rubble. Over the past day, three more civilians were wounded in the region due to shelling.
Yuliia Svyrydenko discussed the transfer of equipment from thermal power plants with the Latvian side. This will help restore the energy system and prepare for winter.
The SBU dismantled six channels for the sale of captured weapons, detaining military personnel and civilians. 130 grenade launchers and 20,000 rounds of ammunition were seized.
