Ruslan Kravchenko called for the creation of an effective Special Tribunal to punish the leadership of the Russian Federation. More than 256,000 crimes of aggression against Ukraine have been recorded.
Germany will not evacuate its embassy from Kyiv despite Russian threats regarding attacks on May 9. Diplomats do not plan to change their presence in Ukraine.
The new KNU administration has lifted restrictions on Telegram following an appeal from the student parliament. The ban had previously been introduced by the dismissed rector, Volodymyr Buhrov.
HACC has extended Yulia Tymoshenko's obligations in the bribery case. The MP's foreign passport was returned, and she was granted permission to travel outside of Kyiv.
Latvia handed a protest note to a Russian diplomat over drones entering three districts of the country. Riga also condemned the Kremlin's threats to strike Kyiv on May 9.
President Zelenskyy advises foreign representatives against visiting Moscow on May 9. The RF previously rejected Ukraine's proposal for a ceasefire and is threatening new strikes.
Russia has announced a ceasefire from May 8 to 10. The Russian Ministry of Defense is threatening a strike on Kyiv in the event of attempts to disrupt the celebrations in Moscow.
During transportation to Kyiv, another car crashed into the vehicle carrying Borys the deer. The animal has no visible injuries but is in a state of severe stress.
A pediatrician failed to diagnose pneumonia in an 8-year-old girl, leading to the child's death. Prosecutors have submitted the indictment against the doctor to the court.
The EU will not evacuate diplomats from Kyiv despite Russia's threats leading up to May 9. Brussels described Russia's statements as part of a reckless escalatory tactic.
In Kyiv, a 26-year-old man sprayed gas at passers-by following a remark about flowers. During the arrest, the perpetrator struck a police officer in the face. He faces up to five years in prison for his actions.
The Government of New Zealand has introduced sanctions against 20 Russian individuals and legal entities. The restrictions target cybercriminals, propagandists, and payment services.
Dmytro Govsieiev stated that there is a targeted attack amid a Kyiv City State Administration audit. He identifies the goal of the campaign as a change in the center's leadership to serve business interests.
UNN has prepared a selection of five interesting places in Irpin for leisure activities over the weekend. The list includes parks, museums, a promenade, and an open-air cinema.
In Kyiv, a 48-year-old Maserati driver is suspected of fleeing from police while intoxicated and ramming three cars. The driver of a KIA was injured; the perpetrator faces up to 10 years in prison.
A mobilized soldier deserted from service and organized the arson of Defense Forces' vehicles in Kyiv using drug-addicted individuals. The perpetrator faces up to eight years in prison.
In Kyiv, a flash mob showcasing the evolution of military uniforms was held to mark Infantry Day. Participants demonstrated the equipment of warriors from the times of Rus' to the present day.
The President announced amendments to the law on civilian weapons following the shooting in Kyiv. A parliamentary group is adapting the new norms to European Union legislation.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared the inevitability of strikes on Kyiv in the event of any disruption to the May 9 celebrations. They are urging foreign states to evacuate their diplomats.
The animal was delivered to the Wild Animal Rescue Center for an examination and a possible surgery on its antler. The condition of Borys's leg has improved, and there is no threat to his life.
Blogger Dasha Yevtukh has left Ukraine with her daughter, while her husband remained in Kyiv. Previously, the couple was involved in a scandal regarding a house damaged by a drone.
In the Sviatoshynskyi district, a Mercedes driver shot at a Skoda following a conflict and fled. Police detained the perpetrator in Novi Petrivtsi during a special operation.
Kyiv police have filed an administrative report against a man who was walking along Khreshchatyk without clothes. The offender, who was in an agitated state, was handed over to medical professionals for assistance.
The Ministry of Justice is asking the court to seize the assets of Mykola and Oleksii Azarov for state revenue. The list includes real estate, funds, icons, and corporate rights.
The Last Bell in Kyiv schools will ring on May 29, and additional classes will continue in June. Educational certificates will be issued from June 1 to June 26.
In Kyiv, a drunk Maserati driver rammed three cars near the Botanical Garden. The injured KIA driver was hospitalized; the perpetrator faces up to 10 years in prison.
A native of Latvia defrauded Kyiv residents of 3 million UAH under the pretext of an SBU audit regarding the purchase of dietary supplements. The organizer of the scheme has already been notified of suspicion.
The government is allocating nearly 4 billion hryvnias for the capital's heat supply but criticizes the slow pace of work. Klitschko must provide schedules and contracts by May 10.
Tomorrow, temperatures in Ukraine are expected to reach up to +28 degrees, making it the hottest in Europe. Rain is expected in the western regions, while in Kyiv it will be dry with temperatures around +25.
The Pechersk Court of Kyiv has set bail for Vitaliy Hersak at 10 million hryvnias. He is accused of illicit enrichment amounting to 22 million hryvnias.
