Kyiv

Kyiv law enforcement officers have identified two more BMW drivers who were drifting. 20 administrative reports for traffic violations have been filed against the offenders, and a criminal proceeding for hooliganism has been initiated.

Police brought to justice a 24-year-old man for dangerous drifting in the parking lot near a shopping mall in Kyiv's Podilskyi district. Administrative protocols were drawn up against the offender under articles 126 and 122-2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, and his car was seized.

HACC arrested Kyiv developer Serhiy Kopystyra, suspected of organizing a criminal scheme, with the possibility of bail set at UAH 100 million.

The Director of the Legal Department of the National Bank of Ukraine, Oleksandr Zyma, continues to work, receiving a salary of almost half a million in May. He is accused of abuse of office, which led to grave consequences.

Strong wind up to 18 m/s in Kyiv. It is recommended to stay away from trees, billboards, and unsecured objects on balconies.

Putin continues to believe in a war of attrition, betting on gradual troop advances. His theory of victory involves endless advances and Ukraine's inability to counterattack.

In the afternoon, the influence of low-active atmospheric fronts will be felt in the North and East, where there will be light short-term rain, and no precipitation is expected in the rest of the territory.

During a massive Russian strike on Kyiv on June 17, 62-year-old American volunteer Fred Grandy died. He arrived in Ukraine in May, devastated by the US's turning away from the war, and wanted to help.

The Kyiv Court of Appeal increased the bail for the former head of the Odesa TCCH Yevhen Borisov to 45. 42 million hryvnias. The decision was made due to suspicions of an escape attempt after the previous bail was paid.

The state-owned company "Ukrbud" was acquired for UAH 805 million by the company "Petro Oil And Chemicals", linked to Georgian oligarch Bezhuashvili. His business controls Russian assets, and the deal was facilitated by relatives of ex-mayor Chernovetsky and businessman Timur Mindich.

The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on the evening of June 20 at Ukraine's request due to large-scale Russian attacks. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga called for a principled stance from member states.

The second competition for the selection of a manager for the shopping and entertainment center "Gulliver" has ended. The most advantageous offer was made by LLC "BK MILLENNIUM", which had previously participated. ARMA will check all participants for ties with the russian federation and corrupt schemes.

The competition for the position of the BBR director is ongoing. Among the main candidates are representatives of NABU and prosecutors who have questionable connections, hidden property, and conflicts of interest. Details regarding their biographies and potential problems have been revealed.

The investigation claims that Petro Poroshenko received 38 million euros in cash from Moscow three days before the 2019 elections. The money was delivered by the partner of Medvedchuk's wife.

A large-scale reconstruction of Hlybochytska Street is underway in Kyiv, including the replacement of road surface and tram tracks. The work began on March 1, and half of the 1750-meter tram tracks have already been completely replaced.

The High Anti-Corruption Court has for the second time denied ex-judge Mykola Chaus's request for temporary return to the Kyiv pre-trial detention center. The decision has been upheld.

Due to the ongoing war, young Ukrainian women are increasingly choosing universities abroad, particularly in Poland. They aim to avoid the stress of air raids and see better career opportunities outside of Ukraine.

Ukraine is covered by a cold snap and strong winds caused by an atmospheric front. Most regions expect +15...+21°C, with warmer temperatures in the south. Northwest wind, up to 20 m/s.

A massive Russian attack on June 17 resulted in the release of over a thousand tons of pollutants into Kyiv's environment. The environmental damage is estimated at almost 4 million hryvnias.

From 2025, a law "On Preschool Education" is in effect in Ukraine, which defines the fundamentals of the preschool education system's functioning. The law establishes new rules for educators and parents, and also defines new types of educational activities.

New rules for placing advertisements on public transport are being developed in Kyiv. The innovations envisage the unification of formats, an increase in aesthetics, and informational hygiene.

100 days ago, Ukraine accepted the US proposal for a complete ceasefire, but Russia is rejecting it. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine called this a time of manipulation and missed opportunities, urging to force the Russian Federation to peace.

On June 19, a north-westerly wind with gusts up to 20 m/s will cover Ukraine. Precipitation is expected in the west, north, and east. In the south, up to +31°C.

Putin called the missile strikes on Ukraine attacks on the "defense-industrial complex" with the aim of "demilitarization. " On the night of June 17, Russia carried out a massive strike on Ukraine, which resulted in numerous casualties and injuries, especially in Kyiv.

Putin announced his readiness to meet with Zelensky at the final stage of negotiations on Ukraine. According to him, Russia aims for the earliest possible peaceful settlement of the conflict.

The police and SBU have exposed a group of fraudsters who were trying to seize an agricultural enterprise with 1500 land plots, taking advantage of the owner's absence abroad. The perpetrators were detained while attempting to arrange a fictitious sale of the enterprise.

Ukraine extradited a member of an international cybercrime group to the USA, who was involved in the distribution of the Ryuk ransomware. The attackers carried out over 2400 cyberattacks, demanding over $100 million.

In the Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, in a building damaged by shelling on June 17, internal structures collapsed, including a stairwell. No one was injured as a result of the incident, five residents were evacuated.

In the Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, the search and rescue operation, which lasted over 39 hours, has been completed. The bodies of 23 dead have been recovered from the rubble. In total, 28 people died in the capital as a result of the shelling on June 17.

The number of people killed as a result of the Russian strike on Kyiv on June 17 has risen to 28. Rescuers continue to clear the rubble and have also rescued nine cats from the destroyed entrance.