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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba expressed gratitude to the Polish side for participating in the inaugural Peace Summit in Switzerland and Poland's support for the joint communique of the summit.

The Ukrainian Foreign Minister is convinced that if Russia has slipped into dependence on military supplies from North Korea, then Ukraine is in much better shape if Kiev needs to depend on the United States, Germany and others.

Two eco-activists from the just Stop Oil movement, a 21-year-old student and a 73-year-old activist, sprayed orange paint on the famous Stonehenge monument to draw attention to environmental issues.

A peace summit involving countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America has refuted Russian disinformation that Ukraine is supported only by the West, as they have joined forces to push Russia to negotiate, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.

Head of the Office of the president of Ukraine Andriy Yermak discussed with National Security Adviser of India Ajit Kumar Doval further cooperation in the context of joining new countries to the Communique of the peace summit, while India expressed support for peace and readiness to consider this document.

Speaker of the state border service Andriy Demchenko confirmed that the QR code in the Reserve+ app is a valid military registration document that allows you to cross the state border of Ukraine.

Ukraine's accession to the EU will be a complex process that requires continued reforms, the ministers of Poland and Germany said during a joint press conference in Kiev.

French arms company Thales has signed three agreements with Ukrainian defense companies, including plans to establish a joint venture in Ukraine, as well as joint development and production of unmanned aerial vehicles with the Ukrainian company FRDM.

Justin Timberlake was arrested for drunk driving in Hampton, New York, after passing a stop sign and failing a sobriety test.

On June 19, Russian troops attacked the Dnipro District of Kherson, injuring two people, a 31-year-old man and a 52-year-old man, who were hospitalized with concussions, explosive injuries and shrapnel wounds.

Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met in Kyiv with Polish Sejm Marshal Szymon Holovna to discuss energy cooperation, Ukraine's integration into the EU, support against Russian aggression, and bilateral infrastructure projects with further assistance from Poland.

Austrian Chancellor Karl Neghammer said that Ukraine's strikes on Russian territory are legal under international law in the context of ongoing Russian aggression.

Since the beginning of the day, Russian terrorist forces have carried out 28 attacks on Ukrainian positions in the Pokrovsky direction, Ukrainian the defenders repelled 23 assaults, 5 combat clashes are ongoing.

Russians are moving military equipment of the "Sever" unit in the direction of Horlivka, Donetsk region, reports the "ATESh" guerrilla movement.

Ukraine managed to return a 16-year-old boy taken by his relatives from the temporarily occupied territory to Russia with the help of various government agencies.

Russia has withdrawn up to 80% of its troops from the border with Finland and redeployed them to the war in Ukraine, leaving almost empty garrisons and military bases near the Finnish border.

Kazakh oppositionist and journalist Aidos Sadykov was shot by a professional assassin in Kyiv, and his wife claims that her husband's death was beneficial to the President of Kazakhstan.

A court in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, has sentenced four Ukrainian citizens in the case of the murder of Arsen Pavlov, a leader of the "Donetsk People's Republic" group, nicknamed Motorola.

Eight valuable archaeological sites in Kyiv, including the St. Cyril's Monastery complex, the Smorodyn archaeological complex, and a Trypillian settlement, were included in the State Register of Immovable Monuments of Ukraine to preserve and research Ukraine's cultural heritage.

The body of an 18-year-old boy was found in a Ternopil pond after he disappeared on June 18, with no signs of violent death.

Russia is building a new railroad from Rostov to Crimea via the occupied territories, but construction has not yet reached Crimea itself, and the existing railroad connection to Crimea is damaged and problematic to use due to Ukrainian shelling.

President Zelenskyy met with the Marshal of the Polish Sejm in Kyiv to discuss the situation on the frontline, air defense cooperation, the Global Peace Summit, the bilateral security agreement, Ukraine's EU membership application, and support for Ukraine's NATO membership.

Viktor Orban's Fidesz party may not be admitted to the European Parliament group, while his opponent Péter Magyar and his Respect and Freedom Party (TISZA) will join the European People's Party group after a vote in Brussels.

Collaborators have doubled the price of medicines in the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region, and even at inflated prices it is impossible to find the necessary medicines.

Ukraine and the European Union have finalized the text of a bilateral security agreement to be signed in the near future following the final round of talks between Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Ihor Zhovkva and EU Under-Secretary General for Peace, Security and Defense Charles Fris.

The number of hostile attacks has increased in the Borivske direction in Kharkiv region, and the possibility of forced evacuation of children from 5 settlements in the "orange zone" is being considered.

Nominal and real incomes in Ukraine are growing rapidly due to low inflation, which is having a positive impact on the banking sector, improving consumer demand and lending opportunities, although some uncertainty remains regarding long-term investment and lending.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine commented on the information about a possible enemy offensive on the village of Borova in Kharkiv region, noting that there is no need to panic now, as the Defense Forces are ready for any development and will give an adequate response in that direction.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine frequently announces high-profile exposés of high-ranking officials, but such cases often lack legal basis and end in acquittals, damaging reputations and careers despite the lack of convictions.

According to the General Staff's report, Russian troops conducted 59 combat engagements along the front line, including 22 in the Pokrovsk sector.