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Zelenskyy announced the receipt of the first tranche of aid by early June. The funds will be directed to social payments, the army, and the production of Ukraine's own weapons and drones.
Ukraine has received a new list for the exchange of prisoners of war. The process is currently being slowed down by legal obstacles from Russia, but news will be available soon.
The President appointed new heads of SBU departments in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson regions. Artem Borysevych took charge of the capital's department.
On Hrynchenka Street, a 34-year-old man with mental disorders fired a Flobert revolver in his own apartment. Police seized the weapon, and the assailant was hospitalized.
A drunk man tried to cut the lock of a two-wheeler with an angle grinder and threatened passers-by with an axe. Police detained the 30-year-old troublemaker for hooliganism.
British Prince Harry unexpectedly visited the Ukrainian capital. He met with partners and reminded the world about the difficult living conditions in the country.
The President warned of the danger of delaying aid to Ukraine and delaying the supply of air defense systems. The EU loan of 90 billion euros is critical for the country's survival.
David Arakhamia called attempts to politicize the terrorist attack in Kyiv groundless. The issue of changing the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is currently not being considered by the Verkhovna Rada.
Peskov announced Putin's readiness to meet at the stage of finalizing agreements. The Kremlin accuses Kyiv of lacking will and is waiting for negotiators from the United States.
Ukraine is ready for any format of negotiations outside of Russia and Belarus. The President expects the resumption of trilateral meetings with the United States.
The expert explained Budapest's and Bratislava's dependence on cheap raw materials from Russia. Refusing supplies requires expensive modernization of factories and time.
Political scientist Rejterovich predicts a transition from ultimatums to a pragmatic dialogue between Ukraine and Hungary after Orbán's departure from power. Péter Magyar promises not to block aid and EU accession.
A 24-year-old man was charged with spilling a foul-smelling liquid in a movie theater. He faces a fine, community service, or up to fifteen days in jail.
European Commissioner Marta Kos announced the EU's readiness to provide financial assistance after oil transit resumes. The funds will reach the budget in the near future.
The Cabinet of Ministers allocated UAH 987 million for the restoration of damaged thermal power plants and alternative energy sources. The city must ensure stable heat supply for the winter.
A Kyiv resident met the child through an app and committed violence in an abandoned building. The indictment has been sent to court, and the perpetrator is in custody.
The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center warns of winds of 15–20 m/s and night frosts in the air and on the ground. The bad weather will last until April 25 and threatens fruit trees.
The official did not declare a house, cash, and debts. The court seized the property of the deputy and his wife for a total amount of about 69.4 million hryvnias.
Anna Dudina and Mykhailo Drobnitsky each had 266,000 hryvnias bail posted. The police officers are suspected of official negligence during the terrorist attack in Kyiv.
The Lviv Trade Union Association has regained ownership of a historic building through court. The head of the organization, Roman Datsko, also criticized the transfer of the Kyiv Trade Union House to a private company.
EU ambassadors expect approval of a €90 billion loan after oil supplies resume. Two-thirds of the funds will go to defense and financial assistance to Kyiv.
72-year-old Oleksandr Hryhorovych, who sustained fatal injuries during the terrorist attack in the Holosiivskyi district, died in the hospital. The man worked as a janitor.
Forecasters predict a cold snap to +8 degrees Celsius and wind gusts up to 20 m/s on April 23. Rain is expected in Kyiv, and the cold weather will last until May.
Head of the National Police Ivan Vyhivskyi reported on an audio recording found of the events in the Holosiivskyi district. The criminal set fire to a home and shot people in Kyiv within 10 minutes.
Ivan Vyhivskyi stated that the suspect worked in the department's apparatus and was assigned to patrols due to staff shortages. The court arrested her for negligence.
Law enforcement conducted over 350 searches, exposing a drug trafficking network, fraudulent call centers, and acts of violence. Property worth 125 million hryvnias was seized.
The driver of a car shot a pedestrian twice after being reprimanded for crossing the road. The police detained the shooter and seized the rubber bullet gun.
Kyivstar subscribers complain about being unable to make calls and having internet problems. Most complaints have been recorded in Kyiv and Dnipro via Downdetector.
A resolution on the resignation of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada. The initiative appeared after a mass shooting in Kyiv.
After the terrorist attack in Kyiv on April 18, deputies returned to draft laws on civilian weapons. The documents provide for the creation of a register and the right to self-defense.