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In Kyiv, almost 7,000 applications for admission to the 1st grade have been submitted, 683 of them online. Applications are accepted until May 31, and from June 15 - for vacant places.
The Financial Director of AB InBev Efes Ukraine participated in the Business Wisdom Summit 2025. They discussed issues of interaction with the financial sector, risk management and the sustainability of the corporate sector.
The SBU has uncovered the embezzlement of UAH 153 million from the Kyiv budget during the construction of the Podilskyi Bridge. Kyiv City State Administration officials artificially inflated the cost of building materials, including nets for strengthening supports.
An opportunity to unite around a common goal: another charity marathon MHP Run4Victory will take place in May.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the procedure for creating centers for preparing citizens for national resistance. Their goal is to prepare Ukrainians for resistance in the face of Russian aggression.
The criminal group operated under the guise of cryptocurrency investments through fake brokerage platforms. The organizer and three perpetrators have been notified of suspicion and face up to 12 years in prison.
Prosecutors have submitted the case of 5 members of a criminal group to the court. They evaded taxes worth 1.2 billion hryvnias and legalized almost a billion.
On April 23, warm sunny weather is expected in Ukraine with temperatures up to +26°C, making it one of the warmest countries in Europe. Light rain with thunderstorms will pass in the western and eastern regions.
The director of the Legal Department of the NBU, Oleksandr Zima, received more than UAH 6 million in salary in 2024, while having a criminal case. He is suspected of abuse of power, which led to serious consequences.
There is a threat of guided aerial bombs being used in the Zaporizhzhia region and city. New groups of attack UAVs have also been recorded, air defense is working, and residents are urged to stay in shelters.
Today, a man with a gunshot wound was found in the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv. The police are establishing the circumstances of the incident and are searching for those involved in the attempted premeditated murder.
On the night of April 22, Russia launched 54 drones, 38 of which were shot down in the east, north, south, and center of Ukraine. Odesa and Kyiv regions were under attack, and a new wave of attacks from the north is ongoing.
At night, the Kyiv region was attacked by enemy UAVs, air defense forces shot down targets. In the Bucha district, houses, cars, buildings and a country complex were damaged due to the Russian attack, and a fire broke out at a construction site.
Donald Trump plans to present a peace plan for Ukraine that may include European troops to monitor the ceasefire. The US is awaiting Russia and Ukraine's reaction to the deal.
On Tuesday, April 22, Ukraine will have spring weather with variable cloudiness and high temperatures up to +26. Short-term rains and thunderstorms are expected in some regions.
In Kyiv, external work on cladding the facade with foam plastic has resumed at the architectural monument "House with a bread shop" (Yaroslaviv Val, 27). This is happening despite an open criminal proceeding and orders from the Department of Cultural Heritage Protection of the Kyiv City State Administration.
China's CATL announced technological progress in battery production that will make electric vehicles cheaper, lighter, and increase their range. The company also presented a supplementary graphite-free battery for backup power.
A 15-year-old girl drowned in Bila Tserkva near the Central Bridge. She was swimming with friends in a forbidden place and suddenly disappeared under the water; rescuers retrieved the body.
In Boryspil, a 17-year-old driver without a license behind the wheel of a Toyota fled from patrols. During the pursuit, he lost control, crashed into a fence, but no one was injured; administrative materials were drawn up against the driver, and his parents were informed.
The SBU detained five pro-Russian agitators in Kyiv and Ivano-Frankivsk regions, including a former functionary of Murayev's party. They spread fakes and justified the aggression of the Russian Federation; they face up to 8 years in prison.
Over the weekend, the National Police recorded about 6 reports of incidents near churches. Most of them concerned citizens being under the influence of alcohol, to which the police responded.
The Ukrainian negotiating team officially did not agree to discuss territorial integrity, including Crimea. An advisor to the Office of the President stated that the Constitution of Ukraine contains direct prohibitions on such discussions.
The Appellate Chamber of the HACC upheld the seizure of assets of ex-deputy Komarnytskyi. These include property, corporate rights, money, and cars.
In Kyiv, a group of individuals was exposed for selling 16 thousand counterfeit US dollars, for which they purchased 10 expensive iPhones from four sellers on OLX. Law enforcement officers notified the detainees of suspicion under Article 199 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
Metropolitan Epiphanius commented on the death of Pope Francis, noting his service and help to Ukraine. He emphasized the importance of the Pope's efforts in freeing prisoners and returning children, who "will live in hearts".
On April 21, a security guard at the "Barabashovo" market in Kharkiv found the body of a 52-year-old woman with stab wounds. The police are investigating the case as intentional homicide and robbery.
Four teenagers, three 17-year-olds and one 15-year-old, were notified of suspicion for beating up a soldier in Hydropark. They are charged with hooliganism, the prosecutor's office is requesting house arrest.
The SBU detained a 29-year-old local resident in the Chernihiv region who was adjusting Russian strikes on ZSU echelons. She installed "video traps" with online streaming near railway tracks and searched for radar stations.
On the night of April 21, Russians attacked Ukraine with drones. Explosions were recorded in Mykolaiv and Cherkasy, and there was also a threat to the Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia regions and Kyiv.
Trump's plan for Ukraine involves recognizing Crimea as Russian and blocking NATO membership. Kyiv is preparing a response, which is to be provided at a meeting in London.