Germany will provide Ukraine with a new military aid package, including Leopard 1 A5 tanks, Gepard missiles, drones and other equipment. The package contains equipment and supplies to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Since May 2023, Russia has not handed over a single captured Azov soldier. More than 900 Azov fighters remain in captivity, including 120 wounded in the attack in Olenivka.
The Czech Defense Ministry is studying Poland's experience in creating the Ukrainian Legion. Defense Minister Jana Černohova announced the possibility of forming a similar volunteer unit for Ukrainians in the Czech Republic.
The United States is providing Ukraine with a new security assistance package worth up to $200 million. The aid will include air defense equipment, HIMARS artillery ammunition, mortar shells, and Javelin anti-tank missiles.
Customs officers at the Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint found 27 iPhone 15 Pro and 8 iPad Airs hidden in a minibus. The driver tried to smuggle the devices by hiding them in shopping bags and wrapping them with duct tape.
At least 880 Russian army soldiers were buried on the occupied peninsula. The Representative Office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea suggests that 699 of them were former citizens of Ukraine.
The Polish Foreign Minister said that Hungary did not receive support at the EU Council meeting. Its position between Moscow and Brussels irritates other members, and the proposal to hold the meeting in Ukraine was vetoed by Hungary.
Nine judges from the occupied Crimea were sentenced in absentia for treason. They betrayed their oath of office, took positions in the occupation courts and contributed to Russia's subversive activities against Ukraine.
The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine has introduced a new online platform, Pulse, to collect business feedback on interaction with government agencies. The platform is in beta testing mode and allows you to evaluate the work of 22 government agencies.
The Ministry of Education and Science is implementing the 'School Offline' strategy to ensure the safe return of students to full-time education. The plan includes adaptations for different categories of students, construction of shelters, and preservation of teachers' jobs.
There were 99 combat engagements over the last day. The most intense fighting took place in the Pokrovsk sector, where the enemy made 36 attempts to attack. Ukrainian defenders are holding back the onslaught and repelling the enemy's attacks.
The Ministry of Defense plans to launch a project to digitalize medicine in the military by the end of the year. The system will help doctors track the treatment of wounded Armed Forces soldiers and optimize the use of resources.
Military counterintelligence has collected evidence against 5 Ukrainians who fought on the side of Russia and were captured in Donetsk region. They face life imprisonment for high treason and participation in illegal armed groups.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has supported the draft law on international defense companies, but pointed out the need for further revision. The document should regulate the activities of such companies, but it currently contradicts some laws and international treaties.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine announced that he expects $3. 9 billion in direct budget support from the United States in the coming weeks. They also discussed energy aid and the use of frozen Russian assets.
The tradition of creating Boyko Easter eggs with a pin has been added to the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine. This technique is widespread in the places where the Boyko people live and has a deep symbolic meaning.
The main version of the terrorist attack in the colony in Olenivka is the detonation of a thermobaric charge. The investigation has questioned more than 60 witnesses and continues to work with international partners to clarify the circumstances of the tragedy.
U. S. Special Representative Penny Pritzker met with Ukrainian officials to discuss economic recovery. Opportunities for U.S. companies and the importance of reforms in Ukraine to attract investment were discussed.
The wealth manager of Russian oligarch Pyotr Aven has agreed to the confiscation of more than £750,000 in the UK. The money was confiscated from bank accounts following allegations of sanctions evasion.
The director of a department of the Odesa City Council and his deputy are suspected of abuse of office in the procurement of ammunition for the Armed Forces. The officials entered false data on the receipt of goods worth almost UAH 4 million.
Berlin has stated that it will not allow itself to be intimidated by Russia's threats to deploy US missiles in Germany. Germany considers this necessary to deter Russian aggression against Ukraine.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting in Kharkiv region on the security and energy situation. The main focus was on preparing the region for the heating season and providing heat and electricity.
Ukraine and Greece finalize the text of a bilateral security agreement. Ukraine has already concluded 25 such agreements and is negotiating with four more states to sign a security document.
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.
