Ukraine

After his meeting with Putin, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban sent a letter to EU leaders in which he paraphrased Russian propaganda about "peace for Ukraine," including false claims about Ukrainian military losses.

Ukrainian troops repelled 108 firefights in various parts of the frontline, including Kharkiv, Kupyansk, Lyman, Siversky, Kramatorsk, Toretsk, Pokrovsk, Kurakhove, Vremiivsk, Orikhivsk and Prydniprovsky, while Russian troops fired three rocket attacks and attacked a children's hospital in Kyiv.

On the instructions of Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, Deputy Minister Yevhen Perebyinis and 33 heads of diplomatic missions visited the site of the Russian attack on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital to see the aftermath of the attack.

The Prosecutor General will submit evidence of Russia's massive attack on Ukrainian cities, including the attack on the children's hospital, to the International Criminal Court for investigation as potential war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Emergency and rescue operations are underway at the Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv after a Russian missile strike: the facility is under round-the-clock security.

Health Minister Viktor Lyashko clarified that Ukraine's only laboratory for diagnosing oncohematological diseases was not destroyed by shelling, contrary to previous information, and work is underway to restore its operation.

According to the head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, 27 people, including 3 children, were killed and 82 people were wounded in a massive Russian missile attack on Kyiv.

President Zelenskyy met with representatives of the Ukrainian community in Poland to discuss the security agreement between Ukraine and Poland, which provides for the interception of Russian missiles and drones, the transfer of MiG-29 aircraft, and support for Ukrainians in Poland.

In less than 3 hours, Ukrainians donated 100 million hryvnias to help Okhmatdyt, Ukraine's largest children's hospital, after a Russian missile strike destroyed one building and damaged four others, injuring 20 people, including children, and killing one doctor.

As a result of the hostile attack on Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine, 36 people were killed and 166 were wounded.

NATO needs 35 to 50 additional brigades totaling 105,000 to 350,000 soldiers to fully implement its new defense plans against potential Russian aggression, which poses a serious challenge to Allies in providing the necessary personnel and capabilities, such as air defense.

Ukrainian MPs have called for providing Ukraine with the necessary weapons, lifting restrictions on their use, and recognizing Russia's actions as a terrorist act, as Russia has launched a massive missile attack on Ukrainian cities that killed dozens of people.

Germany has handed over a third Patriot air defense system, ammunition, drones, cars, boats and other military aid to Ukraine, according to an updated list by the Bundestag.

A Russian missile strike on Kyiv, Ukraine, killed 23 people, including two children, and wounded 86, with casualties reported in many parts of the city.

As a result of Russia's massive missile strikes on Ukraine, 36 people were killed and 140 were wounded. The Office of the President expressed condolences to the families of the killed and wounded.

Russia's massive missile attack on Ukraine has killed at least 33 people and wounded 140, with the largest number of casualties in Kyiv and Dnipropetrovs'k regions.

The wives of mobilized Russian soldiers protested outside the Ministry of Defense in Moscow, demanding the return of their husbands from the war in Ukraine. Detentions began at the rally.

As a result of Russia's massive missile strike on Kyiv, 22 people were killed and 82 injured, and damage was recorded in 7 districts of the city, including the destruction of part of the Okhmatdyt children's hospital.

Russia fired 38 missiles at Ukraine worth $200-250 million, and Ukrainian air defense shot down 30 missiles worth $160-200 million.

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina wears a mourning ribbon and wins her quarterfinal match at Wimbledon, honoring the memory of Ukrainians killed by Russian missile attacks.

On Tuesday, July 9, the UN Security Council will hold a meeting, which was urgently initiated by Ukraine in the wake of the latest massive missile attack by Russia, during which a missile hit the Okhmatdyt children's hospital.

Due to a significant shortage of electricity and increased consumption caused by the heat wave, Ukrenergo canceled the planned measurements of actual electricity consumption in different regions of Ukraine for the period from July 9 to July 24.

Zelenskyy and Duda discussed Russian strikes, defense cooperation, a security agreement and Ukraine's role in protecting European security.

On July 9, stabilization schedules of power outages will be in effect in all regions of Ukraine, providing for 2-4 rounds of outages at different times of the day.

33 civilians were killed and 137 wounded in a massive Russian missile attack on Ukraine.

President Zelenskyy expects very concrete steps from NATO partners at the summit, including strengthening Ukraine's air defense, civilian infrastructure, and energy grid.

The footage published by Deputy Minister of Justice Haichenko clearly shows the moment of approach and impact of the missile, which is identified as an X-101 cruise missile.

a Russian missile attack on Kyiv, including on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital, killed 22 people and wounded 72, prompting calls from Germany and France to increase support for Ukraine and condemn Russia's "barbaric" war crimes.

The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Ruslan Stefanchuk, traveled to the United States to participate in the NATO Parliamentary Speakers' Summit and hold meetings aimed at ensuring comprehensive assistance to Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression, including Ukraine's membership in NATO and long-term military support.

Russians are stepping up repressions against Ukrainians in the occupied Donetsk region who refuse to receive Russian passports, due to a significant decrease in the rate of illegal issuance of documents.