The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine considers anti-Ukrainian protests in Poland unacceptable and calls on the Polish authorities to take a constructive approach to resolving issues related to the transit of Ukrainian grain and trade.
Zelenskyy expects the U. S. Congress to approve further aid to Ukraine to continue its defense against Russian aggression.
According to Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, this year Ukraine plans to create the first domestic demining vehicles and increase the number of sappers by at least 10%.
Euroclear has warned that the use of frozen Russian assets as collateral for the issuance of debt to Ukraine could pose risks to European financial stability and expose Euroclear to legal action.
Two Russian airline executives have been notified of suspicion of illegally transporting passengers across the Ukrainian border to Crimea by organizing regular flights from Russian cities to Simferopol International Airport.
The Government of Ukraine has approved a regulation that defines the tasks, functions, components and procedure of the educational mobile application Mriya to ensure equal access to knowledge for Ukrainians.
The White House representative noted that Ukraine will need reliable security guarantees after the war, as it will have a long border with Russia even after the war is over.
The government plans to create a "Made in Ukraine" fund to support domestic producers.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz urged the U. S. Congress to approve further aid to Ukraine as soon as possible during a joint press conference with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
The Ministers of Agriculture of Ukraine and Poland discussed solving problems at the border for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products and continuing negotiations next week.
Deputy Prime Minister Kubrakov discussed with U. S. officials Ukraine's financial needs for reconstruction and increased protection of maritime exports due to the tightening of the blockade on the Polish border.
Germany will continue to support Ukraine's independence and its defense against Russia through a new security agreement that includes military, demining, and infrastructure assistance.
President Zelenskyy emphasized that saving the lives of Ukrainian soldiers is a top priority and demanded that the military leadership minimize losses in defense against Russian attacks in Avdiivka.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the government's priority action plan for the period up to 2024 with a focus on defense capability, European integration, and the reconstruction of the destroyed territories.
Ukraine's Security Service has served a suspicion notice to a former pro-Russian politician for publicly calling for the destruction of Ukraine and supporting its invasion on social media and Russian television.
According to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Germany has allocated 1. 7 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine this year and pledged to allocate another 6 billion euros in the coming years.
An explosion was reported in Kropyvnytskyi and, according to air force warnings, missiles were moving in the direction of Kremenchuk, Poltava, and Kropyvnytskyi.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, enemy missiles are heading toward three cities in central Ukraine, and air alerts have been issued in many regions due to the threat of ballistic missile attacks.
Germany is preparing a new €1. 1 billion military aid package for Ukraine, which will include howitzers, air defense systems, ammunition, and missiles.
According to the Ministry of Economy, Ukraine's private sector needs $5. 8 billion in investments in 2024 to restore industry and trade damaged by the war.
Germany will provide Ukraine with a new military aid package worth 1. 1 billion euros, including howitzers, ammunition, air defense systems, and missiles.
On the Day of Military Journalists, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine thanked them for their courage and sacrifice and called on them to remember all the fallen Ukrainian military journalists.
President Zelenskyy confirmed the signing of an agreement with German Chancellor Scholz on security and long-term German support for Ukraine, which includes more than $7 billion in cooperation this year.
Eva Strelnikova's Ukrainian drama Stay Online, about a female volunteer who helps the military during the Russian invasion, will be distributed internationally, except in North America, by K5 Media Group.
The former architect of sanctions against Russia, Dalip Singh, returns to the Biden administration.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy sign a historic long-term security agreement between Germany and Ukraine.
Senator Tom Tillis criticized Tucker Carlson for praising low food prices in Russia in a video, saying Carlson was a "useful idiot" for spreading Kremlin propaganda.
Authorities will fully restore residential buildings in Kyiv that were severely damaged by Russian rocket fire on February 7.
Germany and Ukraine signed a bilateral security agreement to provide long-term support to Ukraine in its defense against Russian military aggression.
The Ministry of Veterans Affairs plans to fully digitize veterans' services so that Ukraine's defenders can access the necessary documents online without having to visit numerous government agencies.
