Poland

The occupiers are testing agricultural drones to deliver ammunition on the Dnipro islands. The drones can carry up to 40 kg of cargo over a distance of 15 km and can be used as signal repeaters.

The Diia portal now offers a digital military registration document with a QR code. It has the same legal force as a paper document and can be used for employment and checkpoints.

The State Customs Service warns of possible delays in crossing the border on the night of July 30-31 due to software updates. The technical work will last about 6 hours, starting at 23:00 on July 30.

NVIDIA has introduced new software packages to facilitate the implementation of generative AI in companies. The updates include tools for creating virtual worlds and training robots to act like humans.

Over the last day, enemy forces carried out 440 attacks on Zaporizhzhia region, including missile, air and artillery strikes. Residential buildings were damaged, but there is no information on civilian casualties.

Poland has applied to the International Court of Justice to join the case of Ukraine against russia over allegations of genocide. The country justifies its legal interest by its obligations under the Genocide Convention and the provision of assistance to Ukraine.

The prosecutor's office has brought the case of the director of an educational complex in Sumy region to court. She is accused of transferring UAH 245,000 from the company's account to the account of her own private educational institution.

Unknown persons set fire to a medical evacuation vehicle in Kyiv. The head of the medical service, Victoria Kovach, condemned the act of vandalism, which undermines the ability to evacuate the wounded and disrespects volunteers.

In Brovary, a 33-year-old Kia driver hit a 12-year-old boy on a gyro scooter who was crossing a pedestrian crossing on a green light. The injured child was taken to the hospital, his condition is stable.

The Czech Defense Ministry is studying Poland's experience in creating the Ukrainian Legion. Defense Minister Jana Černohova announced the possibility of forming a similar volunteer unit for Ukrainians in the Czech Republic.

Customs officers at the Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint found 27 iPhone 15 Pro and 8 iPad Airs hidden in a minibus. The driver tried to smuggle the devices by hiding them in shopping bags and wrapping them with duct tape.

The Polish Foreign Minister said that Hungary did not receive support at the EU Council meeting. Its position between Moscow and Brussels irritates other members, and the proposal to hold the meeting in Ukraine was vetoed by Hungary.

The tradition of creating Boyko Easter eggs with a pin has been added to the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine. This technique is widespread in the places where the Boyko people live and has a deep symbolic meaning.

Severe storms in the Baltic States and Poland left tens of thousands of people without electricity. In Lithuania and Poland, casualties were reported, infrastructure was damaged, and Latvia experienced record rainfall.

Vitaliy Gersak, a volunteer soldier, criticized draft law No. 11340, which allows for the payment of offenses for corruption. He proposes to strengthen sanctions and punish all those who illegally profited during martial law.

Russian troops shelled Toretsk and Hrodivka in Donetsk region. The attack killed at least 4 people, wounded 3, and left one person in serious condition.

Alexander Ruvin spoke about new elements in Russian drones, including flash drives and additional cameras. New UAVs similar to Shahed, but designed for reconnaissance and air defense tracking, have been discovered.

Storms and storms in Poland killed two people and injured two others. Power grids were damaged, scout camps were evacuated, and 18 boats overturned on lakes. Rescuers made more than 3,500 visits.

Olena Duma, the head of the ARMA, explained that she had seen information about Viktor Polishchuk's ties to the “Kremlin elite” in the media. Polishchuk filed a lawsuit to protect his honor and dignity, denying the allegations.

A security guard at the Central Department Store in Kyiv has been fired for trying to kick Free Azov protesters out of the store. The management of the department store apologized for the incident and emphasized that there are no rules prohibiting visitors from expressing their opinions.

The invaders attacked the settlements of Zaporizhzhia region 573 times. As a result of hostile shelling in the Pologovsky district, one person was wounded and residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.

An unmanned aerial vehicle was shot down in the ostrogozhsky district of the voronezh region of the terrorist country. The drone crash damaged a gas pipeline in the village, causing a fire.

According to DeepState, enemy troops advanced in Vesele, Krasnohorivka, near Zhelanne and Novooleksandrivka.

As a result of an enemy attack in Kherson, 11 civilians were wounded, including three children. Two adults and two children were hospitalized, the rest will receive outpatient treatment.

Poland's deputy foreign minister suggested that Hungary should withdraw from the EU and NATO and form an alliance with Putin because of its constant criticism of these organizations. He also recalled Hungary's blocking of EU funds for Poland.

General mobilization is underway in Ukraine, which may also apply to men under 25 under certain conditions. The CCC explains the legislation and refutes myths about the illegality of such a draft.

South Korea, Japan, and the United States signed a document on security cooperation against DPRK threats. The memorandum provides for political consultations, information exchange, and joint exercises.

Over the past day, the occupiers attacked 15 settlements in Kherson region, including an educational institution. The shelling killed 4 people and wounded 4 others. Residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.

Hostile forces attacked 10 localities in Zaporizhzhia region 386 times over the last day. The attacks included air, drone, artillery, and MLRS attacks, damaging infrastructure but causing no civilian casualties.

Liudmyla Babak, 27, from Enerhodar, won gold at the European Rowing Marathon Championships in Poznan. She won in the single sculls at a distance of 15.4 km, showing a time of 01:25:30.58.