Ukraine

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.

The expert believes that the NBU should ease the ban on the conversion of foreign currency loans for businesses as part of currency liberalization.

Ukrainian hackers have carried out a large-scale cyberattack on the Bank of Russia and other financial institutions in Russia. The central bank's resources are working intermittently, and Zenit Bank, Gazprombank and Internet providers were also attacked.

Shevchenkivskyi Court of Kyiv has recognized Yulia Sosedka as a victim in the case against Oleksandr Zyma, Director of the NBU Legal Department. The case concerns the NBU's recommendation to withdraw Concorde's claims for UAH 63.5 million.

Political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko considers the renaming of Brovary to Brovari to be a subjective initiative of the deputies. He calls for taking into account the opinion of local residents and using European experience when changing the names of settlements.

A 24-year-old man is suspected of stealing 1700 hryvnias from a minibus at the final stop near the Boryspilska metro station. The suspect was caught after trying to escape through the forest and faces up to 10 years in prison.

The GUR representative said that Tuareg rebels had received the necessary information for a successful operation against Russian mercenaries in Mali. Yusov hinted at continuing actions against the Russian military in different parts of the world.

Two attempts to smuggle ancient icons out of Ukraine were prevented at the customs post in Uzhhorod. The relics were hidden in the personal belongings of citizens trying to cross the border with Slovakia.

The President of Ukraine visited Dergachi, where he inspected the restored apartment buildings and talked to residents. The city has restored 18 houses, is working to rebuild an outpatient clinic, and is implementing projects to rebuild housing and hospitals.

In the occupied Donetsk region, Russians and their collaborators are massively cutting down forests for sale abroad. The timber is being transported by rail and sea, while the region is drowning in almost 4 million tons of garbage.

The SBU detained six Ukrainians who were spreading calls in support of Russia's war against Ukraine. The detainees face up to 10 years in prison for justifying aggression and encroachment on the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

A representative of the GUR confirmed the downing of a Russian TU-22M3 bomber at the Olenya airfield. This is an important target, as Russia cannot produce new similar equipment due to the degradation of the military-industrial complex.

Penny Pritzker, the U. S. Special Representative for Ukraine's Recovery and Rebuilding, has arrived in Kyiv. Together with American company executives, she aims to help Ukraine build its future, emphasizing the importance of a transparent business environment.

A 61-year-old man from Zhmerynka district was taken into custody on suspicion of committing lewd acts against underage girls. The suspect was looking for children near a house of culture and committed sexual assault.

The wife of the commander killed at the Kanatove airfield urged Chervinsky not to politicize his case.

The President of Ukraine visited the forward command post of the Special Operations Forces near Vovchansk. Zelenskyy awarded the military and discussed the development strategy of the Special Operations Forces with the command.

Since the beginning of June 2024, almost 250 tons of honey from Odesa region have been exported to the United States. The honey was inspected and received the necessary documents from the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection at the state border.

The bite of a caracurta can be fatal for people with allergies and chronic diseases. The expert advises to seek immediate medical attention and explains the problems with the availability of an antidote in Ukraine.

Ravi Moun, a 22-year-old Indian, was killed fighting on the side of Russia in Ukraine. This is the fifth confirmed death of an Indian citizen in this war, and hundreds of Indians have been hired by Russia to strengthen its forces.

Ombudsman Lubinets calls on the UN to resume the mission to investigate the explosion in the Olenivka colony. Ukraine is ready to provide materials, but the UN has not yet agreed to consider them.

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.

The State Border Guard Service is stepping up security measures on the border with Belarus. The territory is being fortified, mined, and modern surveillance systems are being used to control the border.

The SBGS spokesperson said that women have no restrictions on leaving Ukraine. Starting May 18, 2024, women liable for military service must update their information in the TCR, but their mobilization remains voluntary.

In the case of the “data leak” to NABU, flash drives were found in Birkadze's car. According to detectives, they may contain evidence of an offense. However, the court banned their seizure due to the lack of evidence.

The BES and cyber police uncovered a large-scale underground production of e-liquids for electronic cigarettes. Products worth UAH 365 million were seized, including 1.8 million units of e-liquids and 15 thousand electronic devices.

Kyiv police stopped the activities of a criminal group that helped conscripts avoid mobilization for $3,500. The organizers offered to obtain the status of a father with many children through fictitious confirmation of paternity in court.

Putin staged a pompous celebration of Russia's “fleet day” to intimidate the West and justify Russian militarism. He promised to build up the navy and equip it with hypersonic missiles.

The Ministry of Energy has announced plans to apply blackout schedules from 18:00 to 23:00. The shelling damaged power facilities in Dnipropetrovs'k and Donetsk regions, leaving 478 settlements without electricity.

OTU Kharkiv reports that Russian troops are preparing for offensive actions near Hlyboke. The enemy is replenishing supplies, manning units, and reconnoitering routes of advance.

Masahito Moriyama, Minister of Education of Japan, arrived in Ukraine to meet with Ukrainian colleagues. They plan to discuss joint projects in the fields of culture and education.