Ukraine

The government dismissed Yevheniia Smirnova from the post of Deputy Minister of Education and Science and Iryna Kondratova from the post of Deputy Head of the NHSU. Zelenskyy also announced the restart of the diplomatic service.

A spokesman for the British Prime Minister called Russia's new nuclear doctrine “the product of a depraved government. ” The UK reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine and called on Putin to end the war.

NABU's Public Control Council criticizes the lack of criteria and deadlines for an independent audit of the bureau. The PIC will set up a working group to study the mechanism of the audit after the results are made public.

The United States sees no need to adjust its nuclear strategy in response to Russia's decision to lower the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons.

Russia's Gazprom says it maintains stable gas transit through Ukraine at 42. 4 million cubic meters. Supplies to Austria increase by 6%, despite the suspension of supplies to OMV due to a contract dispute.

The Ukrainian military launched the first strikes on a military facility in the bryansk region with ATACMS missiles. The attack took place two days after Biden authorized the use of American weapons against russia.

The President presented a plan to establish rehabilitation units in every community in Ukraine by 2025. He also announced new programs to support veterans, including housing, education, and medical care.

During the day, there were 86 military clashes, the most active battles in the Pokrovsky and Kurakhovsky directions. The enemy carried out 19 attacks near Luch, postcard, Petrovka, Dachensky, Pustynka and Pushkin.

Vadym Stolar's Charitable Foundation has provided assistance worth UAH 681 million over 1000 days of war. 162 million was spent on supporting other foundations, social projects, and grant programs.

Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik has filed a second petition for parole. He came to the court hearing with a shaved letter “Z” on his temple, expressing support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine for the second time.

The foreign ministers of six leading European countries issued a joint statement on strengthening NATO and supporting Ukraine. They identified eight key areas for countering Russian aggression and strengthening European security.

Mark Rutte explained that if Russia wins, it will become stronger territorially and militarily, which will pose a direct threat to the West. He emphasized the importance of Ukraine's victory, especially given North Korea's interference.

By the end of the year, Ukraine will replace the ambassadors ' Corps and fill all vacant positions. Special attention will be paid to the G7+ states and the creation of the Ministry of unification of Ukrainians.

At the UN Climate Conference COP29, Ukraine pledged to reduce emissions by 65% by 2030. The plan envisages investments of $78 billion and an increase in the share of renewable energy to 27%.

The NATO Secretary General called for increased assistance to Ukraine amid support for Russia from the DPRK, China, and Iran. On the thousandth day of the full-scale invasion, EU defense ministers were to discuss this issue.

President Zelenskyy presented a “Resilience Plan” to the Verkhovna Rada, where he proposed to introduce the institution of multiple citizenship. He emphasized that Ukrainians have become a global nation, and this should be used in the interests of the state.

The UK has imposed sanctions on 10 Russian officials and organizations over the forced deportation of Ukrainian children. More than 19,500 children were forcibly taken to the Russian Federation, where they are subjected to indoctrination in re-education camps.

Zelenskyy presented a new “Resilience Plan” to the Verkhovna Rada with a security system at the regional, city, and community levels. The plan provides for enhanced security in schools, modernization of shelters, and de-mining of territories.

The President presented the fifth point of the Resilience Plan on energy. Russia has shelled more than 1,000 energy facilities, but Ukraine is preparing energy resilience passports for all regions.

The President has instructed to develop special tax conditions for border cities following the example of Kharkiv. It is also planned to expand international cooperation between communities and strengthen domestic support for the frontline areas.

The President announced a new security project to install metal detector frames in schools and public buildings. Government officials and local authorities should provide clear deadlines for the implementation of this initiative.

Denmark allocates 130 million euros for the Ukrainian defense industry. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasized the importance of the Ukrainian experience for European countries.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski announced the readiness of the largest EU countries to provide military and financial support to Ukraine. This could happen if the US cuts aid to Ukraine.

The President presented the “Resilience Plan” with a new economic strategy to the Verkhovna Rada. The document envisages support for entrepreneurship, de-shadowing of the economy, and the resumption of the 5-7-9 and ePidtrymka programs.

The Verkhovna Rada adopted the State Budget for 2025 with record defense spending. UAH 739 billion is allocated for the production and purchase of weapons, and pensions are to be indexed.

The President announced his refusal to lower the mobilization age and announced a new system of military contracts. The Ministry of Defense will develop special conditions for volunteers who have not reached the draft age.

The French president said that support for Ukraine will not weaken in the face of Russian aggression. Macron emphasized that the West stands firmly with Ukraine for freedom, peace and justice.

The United States has authorized Ukraine to use weapons with a range of up to 300 kilometers on the territory of Russia. Borrell hopes that European countries will follow this decision and continue to support Ukraine regardless of the upcoming US elections.

Ukraine agrees with the IMF on the sixth review of the EFF program at the expert level. The program is expected to receive $1.1 billion after approval by the Executive Board.

The President said that no one in the world demands that Ukraine hold elections during the war. According to him, elections will be held only after a fair peace is achieved.