Zelenskyy stated that the majority of NATO countries support Ukraine's accession to the Alliance. However, a final decision currently lacks unanimity among the allies.
Partners have made decisions regarding new contributions to the PURL program for June. Zelenskyy urged Europe to create its own anti-ballistic systems.
Yulia Svyrydenko discussed the implementation of the $8. 1 billion program with the IMF mission. Next week, the Rada will consider amendments to the 2026 state budget.
Due to Ukrainian strikes, Russia is experiencing fuel shortages and logistical problems. Zelenskyy called ballistic missiles the enemy's last argument.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported on the Russian Federation's capacity to manufacture 120 ballistic missiles per month. This allows the enemy to regularly conduct massive attacks.
In Ukraine, speed limits range from 20 to 130 km/h depending on the road section. For violations, drivers face fines ranging from 340 to 1,700 hryvnias and higher.
The head of the Finance Department of the Kyiv City State Administration will be tried for negligence in processing loans. Due to unnecessary credits, Kyiv's budget lost more than 581 million hryvnias.
A contrast shower trains the blood vessels and promotes the release of the happiness hormone dopamine. The doctor advises avoiding fanaticism and taking into account contraindications for the heart.
Zelenskyy met with representatives of all 32 NATO countries and Mark Rutte. The leaders honored the memory of fallen warriors at the Wall of Remembrance in Kyiv.
In the Obolonskyi district, an intoxicated driver stole a Tesla after a road conflict. The perpetrator demanded money for a tire, but was promptly detained.
Head of the CCD Kovalenko stated that Russian fakes regarding attacks on civilians have intensified. The RF is inventing lies to justify systemic terror against Ukrainians.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte arrived in Kyiv by rail. Ukrzaliznytsia called this visit an important gesture of solidarity and support for Ukraine.
The Russian Federation is exploiting the shortage of Patriot missiles to escalate attacks on the capital. Putin is attempting to divert attention from strikes on the rear and failures at the front.
The inspection revealed deficiencies in 93% of shelters due to systemic problems. Metro stations are in the best condition, while basements of residential buildings are the most poorly equipped.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
In Kyiv, the number of casualties from the Russian attack has risen to 81 people, with six dead. Nine high-rise buildings and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged.
Due to the night attack in Kyiv, 11 educational institutions in three districts were damaged. Specialists are inspecting the buildings and preparing for restoration work.
The MoD of the RF called the massive shelling of Ukraine a "retaliatory strike. " The CCD of the NSDC calls this disinformation to justify the terror against civilians.
During the attack on June 2, Kyiv residents took cover in the overcrowded metro with tents. The enemy deployed 729 targets, causing casualties and significant destruction.
