Корецький Сергій Федорович
The funds will be directed toward restoring 33 apartment buildings in three regions. This will help more than 4,000 people return home.
The government recalled Yehor Perelyhin from the American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Investment Fund. Yuliia Svyrydenko became the new representative.
As a result of the strike, a Ukrainian sailor was killed, four were injured, three went missing, and six were rescued. Ukraine and Romania will strengthen cooperation.
The maximum exemption level will no longer be 100%. The Ministry of Defense will strengthen accountability for evasion, while the government is preparing a new mechanism.
Russia is systematically attacking Ukraine’s digital infrastructure. The government has ordered the strengthening of cybersecurity for government systems and businesses.
Private companies have been allowed to build underground production facilities for defense enterprises. Imported components have been exempted from customs duties and VAT.
One patient was injured as a result of the strike on the operating room of the Strazhesko Institute. This is already the second attack on the medical facility following the shelling on September 28, 2025.
The government plans to reduce the deferment quotas for the defense-industrial sector, energy and utilities, and change the rules for obtaining critical enterprise status. Businesses warn of staff losses and disrupted orders.
The commission will determine the terms of the tenders, the starting price, and the winners of the sale of shares in Sense Bank and Ukrgasbank. International partners may join the work.
The government has introduced a new eOselya model for young families with rates ranging from 7% to 12%. The rate will be reduced by 2 percentage points for each child.
The government has launched a pilot project for medical logistics by drone based at the Heart Institute. They will cover distances of up to 700 km.
Industry associations are calling for a review of the new rules for reserving employees. They predict a loss of specialists, a halt to production, and contracts being disrupted.
Ukrainian children abroad will be able to receive a school-leaving certificate through recognition of their foreign education and a Ukrainian studies component. The program can be completed in person or remotely.
The Cabinet of Ministers is finalizing amendments to the rules for reserving employees of critical enterprises, despite warnings from businesses and members of parliament about risks to defense capabilities and the economy. At the same time, the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption identified a number of corruption risks in the government initiative.
Schools will choose the format of instruction themselves, taking into account safety and the capacity of shelters. During an alert, children and teachers must remain in the shelter.
Ukraine’s need for external financing for 2027 exceeds $52 billion, of which more than $32. 6 billion still needs to be raised. Defense spending could reach 44% of GDP.
The European Commission has provided Ukraine with €2. 86 billion במסגרת the Ukraine Support Loan. The funds will be directed toward drones, air defense systems, missiles, radars, and ammunition.
As a result of the attack, all three of Kyiv’s combined heat and power plants and energy facilities in the region were damaged. Three people were killed and 26 injured in the capital.
UAH 43. 5 billion will go toward payments to servicemembers and support for their families. Another UAH 16.6 billion will be spent on weapons, communications, and equipment.
The program for autonomous power supply to apartment buildings will be launched in four more regions. It supports the operation of key systems during power outages.
Russia struck energy, transport and civilian facilities in several regions of Ukraine. One person is known to have been killed, and dozens were injured.
Tents with Wi-Fi and device-charging facilities have begun operating in three districts of Kyiv. At night, the streets will be patrolled by reinforced police and National Guard units.
Preferential electricity tariffs for households will not change during the 2026/27 heating season. The basic price is UAH 4.32 per kWh.
The central government bodies plan to eliminate more than 4,000 vacant positions. The number of deputy ministers will be reduced by approximately 20%.
The first underground kindergarten has opened in frontline Zaporizhzhia. The shelter, covering more than 900 m², is also accessible to children with special educational needs.
The funds from the Council of Europe Development Bank and Italy will be allocated to eRecovery certificates. Approximately 2,200 families will receive new housing.
The government will reallocate over UAH 50 billion from the reserve for payments to military personnel and their families. The funds are promised to be paid on time and in full.
The Cabinet of Ministers has postponed non-priority expenditures and is awaiting funds from partners. Of the 42 government decisions, 17 have been implemented; the rest are promised to be completed by October 15.
The Register has opened all 43 categories of claims for damage caused by Russia's aggression. 195,000 claims have already been submitted, with more than 65,000 entered into the Register.
Russia attacked energy infrastructure and other civilian facilities in 11 regions of Ukraine. The government is awaiting an assessment of the damage and the timeframe for restoration.