Crimea
The occupiers are building casinos and hotels instead of restoring passenger transportation in the port. The project is being implemented by Rotenberg's company due to changes in Russian laws.
The occupiers are openly transporting equipment to the north of Donetsk region. Mobile checkpoints have been set up in Mariupol near Azovstal to escort enemy convoys.
Defense Forces hit the Gvardiyske oil depot and the Krymska station in Russia. Three ammunition depots and UAV control points in the occupied territories were also destroyed.
The occupiers send up to 65 units of transport daily to replenish losses. Manpower from Crimea and occupied Kherson region arrives in the north of Donetsk region.
The President signed a decree on sanctions against five Russian cultural figures. Among them are pavilion commissioner Anastasia Karneeva and Mikhail Shvydkoy.
Air defense forces shot down and suppressed 113 enemy drones of various types. 14 hits were recorded in six locations and debris fell in seven places.
In Yevpatoria and Saki, electricity disappeared due to network overload by military facilities. There are also disruptions in GPS and internet services.
Air defense forces shot down and suppressed 99 drones of various types. 16 hits by attack UAVs and debris falling in four locations were recorded.
Ukraine's defense forces attacked oil depots in Feodosia and Hvardiiske. UAV warehouses, ammunition depots, and electronic warfare positions in the occupied territories were also hit.
GUR special forces disabled the ferry "Slavyanin" in the Kerch Strait with UAV strikes. The vessel supplied the Russian army with fuel and equipment in Crimea.
The Unmanned Systems Forces attacked an oil depot in Crimea and destroyed Buk and Tor air defense systems and a Zoopark radar. UAV and ammunition depots in the occupied territories were also hit.
Russia illegally sold Ukrainian property in the wine-making and infrastructure sectors. The seizure of assets continues through auctions and the authorized capital of companies.
In Feodosia, after the attack, a marine oil terminal that supplies fuel to the occupiers caught fire. Numerous hits were also recorded in Luhansk.
Defense forces shot down and suppressed 146 enemy UAVs out of 176 launched units. 24 hits were recorded at 12 locations in various regions of the country.
The owner of ALFA GAZ urges the state to audit over 200 inactive fields. Top players are ready to buy out the rights and start investing in production.
The captain of a Russian dry cargo ship was notified of suspicion for illegally entering Kerch. The vessel exported 2,000 tons of gas, concealing its route by turning off AIS.
The owner of ALFA GAZ spoke about why Ukraine has not yet become a "European Norway," how businesses protect their facilities amid constant attacks, and why the "2050" strategy today looks like science fiction.
Defense forces shot down and suppressed 77 enemy drones of various types. 31 attack UAVs were hit, and the enemy attack is currently ongoing.
A series of precise strikes destroyed S-400 and Pantsir divisions on the peninsula. The Russian command is involving untrained civilian workers in air defense.
Maryna Ryff disappeared in Simferopol after administrative arrest for her pro-Ukrainian stance. Relatives suggest that the woman, who does not have a Russian passport, is being held in a pre-trial detention center.
Defense forces hit a Be-12 anti-submarine aircraft in the Kacha area. A hit and a large-scale fire were also recorded at the Sheshkharis oil terminal in the Russian Federation.
Air defense forces neutralized 114 enemy drones of various types during the night attack. 26 hits were recorded in 17 locations in the north, south, and east.
The General Staff noted that the refinery is of strategic importance, providing fuel to both the civilian sector and the Russian army.
Air defense forces shot down 76 enemy UAVs of Shahed, Gerbera, and Italmas types. 17 hits by attack drones and falling debris were recorded in three different locations.
In occupied Bakhchysarai, veteran of the national movement Asan Dzhemilev passed away at the age of 89. The funeral will take place tomorrow, Refat Chubarov announced.
Defense Forces hit railway convoys in Luhansk region and a UAV base in Crimea. One expensive enemy attack drone was destroyed and three were damaged.
The Alliance has come a long way from 12 founders to eastward expansion and Finland's accession. Against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, NATO is returning to deterring Russia.
The President granted the Mejlis official status as a representative body of the indigenous people. This will allow the organization to participate in the development of state programs.
Air defense forces destroyed 515 drones and 26 missiles during a massive attack. Hits were recorded at 20 locations and debris fell in 22 places.
A multimedia project has been launched in Crimea for the ideological indoctrination of youth and the imposition of Russian identity. Money is being spent on propaganda instead of infrastructure.