Ukraine
Donald Trump stated about good relations with Putin and is convinced that he did not plan to attack Ukraine. According to Trump, Putin wants to end the war and will be "more generous than he should be."
In Bavaria, a 58-year-old Russian was convicted for the murder of two wounded Ukrainian soldiers after consuming alcohol together. The court did not recognize a political motive, but due to the particular severity of the crime, early release is not possible.
Trump stated that the USA suspended aid to Ukraine due to a lack of willingness to resolve the conflict. He warned of the risk of a Third World War and confirmed trust in Putin.
The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sybiga discussed bilateral cooperation with U. S. Secretary of State Mark Rubio. The parties also discussed the upcoming meeting of the delegations in Saudi Arabia.
The USA has reduced the exchange of intelligence data for Ukraine's offensive operations, but continues to provide defensive assistance. Starlink continues to operate for Ukrainian troops on the battlefield.
Trump stated that only he is capable of resolving the war in Ukraine, where about 2000 soldiers die each week. He also expressed understanding of Putin's actions and believes that both sides seek to end the conflict.
U. S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz announced a meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Saudi Arabia. The discussion is planned to cover the agreement on mineral extraction and a ceasefire.
Donald Trump confirmed that he believes Putin's words about wanting to end the war, despite the ongoing attacks on Ukraine. He also noted that Ukraine has no trump cards, unlike Russia.
Sergiy Rebrov called up 25 players to the main squad of the Ukrainian national team for the Nations League playoff matches against Belgium. Yarmolenko, Nazaryna, and Buyalsky are returning to the team.
Republican lawmakers oppose Trump's decision to suspend military and intelligence aid to Ukraine. They warn of negative consequences for Ukraine's defense capabilities and its position in negotiations with Russia.
Russian troops advanced 4 km into the territory controlled by Ukraine in the Kursk region. The Ukrainian command faces a choice between retreating and holding positions at the risk of losing forces.
Trump is furious over the continued Russian strikes on Ukraine at a time when he is calling for a ceasefire. The US President threatens widespread sanctions against Russia until a peace agreement is reached.
Russia is considering the possibility of a temporary ceasefire, but demands progress towards a final peace settlement. Moscow does not oppose the presence of peacekeepers from neutral countries, but excludes NATO troops.
In three regions of Ukraine, 8 individuals have been detained for setting fire to facilities of Ukrzaliznytsia and military vehicles on the orders of the Russian Federation. Among those detained are four minors from Kharkiv region, three individuals from Odesa region, and one arsonist from Vinnytsia region.
76% of job seekers in Ukraine are women who are mastering traditional and non-traditional professions. 12 thousand Ukrainian women received microgrants for their own businesses under the "eWork" program.
In 2025, the USA will create a strategic reserve of 200,000 confiscated bitcoins. Experts predict revolutionary changes in the global financial system and new opportunities for Ukraine.
Two IDPs became the first to purchase housing through the eOselya program, using the eVidnovlennya certificate as a down payment.
The head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak stated the need to strengthen sanctions against Russia if it does not stop the attacks. Trump called for negotiations and threatened additional restrictions against Russia.
At the IAEA meeting, 47 member states supported Ukraine's sovereignty and condemned Russia's seizure of the ZNPP. The countries called on the Russian Federation to withdraw its military from the station and cease attacks on nuclear facilities.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied information about plans by the USA to revoke the status of 240 thousand Ukrainian refugees. The White House also called this information fake, stating that there is no such decision.
The commander of the "Spartan" brigade reported the stabilization of the situation in the Pokrovsk direction and the halt of the enemy's advance. The enemy is regrouping and replenishing its personnel, but its offensive actions are unsuccessful.
The Ministry of Health is preparing new rules for the dispensing of nalbuphine due to the increase in uncontrolled use. The drug will be banned from being sold on paper prescriptions, except in pharmacies in frontline areas.
Trump's special representative Keith Kellogg commented on the statement about ending the war in 24 hours, without indicating a specific date. Trump had previously changed his estimate from 24 hours to 6 months for the end of the war.
Donald Trump called on Ukraine and Russia to immediately start negotiations on his social media. He also threatened widespread sanctions against Russia until peace is achieved.
Russia launched over 260 missiles and drones at Ukraine's energy and civilian infrastructure. In response, Poland has activated its military aviation and air defense systems.
The capital's metro is lacking 20% of its workers, especially in technical specialties. Currently, one woman has completed her training as a train driver and is undergoing an internship.
The President of the European Commission reported on discussions with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg regarding the ReArm Europe plan. The plan aims to strengthen air defense, cybersecurity, and transatlantic partnership.
Ukraine is clarifying the details of the Italian proposal to extend Article 5 of the NATO Charter without granting membership. MFA spokesman Georgiy Tikhiy confirmed contacts with Italian partners to clarify the specifics of this initiative.
The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the planned meeting between the USA and Ukraine, which will take place in Jeddah next week. The Kingdom continues to make efforts to achieve lasting peace in Ukraine.
France allocates 200 million euros for the support of energy recovery, housing, healthcare, and demining in Ukraine. The first 19 projects have already been selected for implementation over the next 16 months.