Ukraine
The prosecutor's office is investigating the murder of a woman in a wheelchair in Volchansk. 95 people are suspected of war crimes, 84 of them for violating the laws and customs of war.
On the border with Poland, an increase in passenger traffic is recorded by 40% due to the tourist season. The largest queues are observed at the checkpoints "Krakovets", "Shegini" and "Rava-Russkaya". At the same time, it is reported that passenger cars are temporarily not allowed to pass through the Yagodin checkpoint.
Pace is working on resolutions on the release of Ukrainian military and civilians from Russian captivity.
The prosecutor general of Ukraine and the minister of Justice of Japan have started a dialogue on concluding an intergovernmental agreement on legal assistance and extradition. Japan is also ready to help Ukraine reform the Civil Procedure Code.
In the Studenok river of the Kharkiv region, a massive pestilence of fish was recorded. An investigation has been launched into violations of water protection rules, and water and fish samples have been taken for research.
Since the beginning of the year, more than 5 million packs of cigarettes and 15 production lines have been seized in Ukraine. BEB initiated 514 criminal proceedings on illegal trafficking of excisable goods, of which 351 relate to tobacco products.
The lawyer of Vyacheslav Zinchenko, suspected of murdering Irina Farion, forbade him to comment on the case. The court remanded Zinchenko in custody, rejecting the defense's request for house arrest.
Military expert Valery Ryabykh believes that the presence of F16s in Ukraine will force russians to use tactical weapons more cautiously. He believes that he believes that Ukraine needs at least 5 brigades of such fighters.
Ukrenergo informs that on August 6, Ukraine will not apply restrictions on electricity consumption. The company recommends using powerful electrical appliances from 11: 00 to 15: 00.
Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billstrom has proposed new EU sanctions against Chinese companies. He accused China of helping Russia circumvent EU sanctions by exporting goods through third countries.
In 2023, more than 150 thousand Ukrainian women registered as fops. Brovary became a center for the development of women's entrepreneurship, where more than 170 women expressed a desire to start their own business.
In the Pokrovsky direction, fighting continues in 10 locations, the Russian army made 21 assault attempts. In the Turkish direction - 7 clashes near Toretsk and New York.
The ministers of Justice of Ukraine and Japan signed a memorandum of cooperation in the legal sphere. The document provides for the exchange of experience and information in anti-corruption efforts, judicial reform and strengthening institutional capacity.
The Ukrainian modification of the turret module for the M113 armored personnel carrier has been codified and approved for operation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The new armored turret protects against bullets and debris, can be installed on all modifications of the M113.
The Lviv Court of Appeal rejected the defense's request for house arrest for Vyacheslav Zinchenko, suspected of murdering Irina Farion. The suspect will remain in custody until September 22 without the possibility of bail.
The SBU has collected evidence against Russian colonel Oleg Skitsky, who was involved in missile strikes on critical infrastructure in Ukraine. He is suspected of violating the laws and customs of warfare.
Military expert Valery Ryabykh suggests that the F-16 could have been purchased in Ukraine earlier and helped repel the largest drone attack of the Russian Federation this year. He believes that the fighter radars could improve the effectiveness of Ukrainian air defense.
Russian spies allegedly used drones to monitor British military bases. The goal was to obtain information about the secret training program of Ukrainian soldiers in the framework of operation Interflex.
The document Line In Diya Service has been used more than 30 million times. Every day, Ukrainians share documents through the app more than 40 thousand times, which simplifies the exchange of documents between clients and businesses.
The Museum of the history of Ukraine has ordered a technological survey of the coat of arms on the Motherland Monument. The Paton Institute has identified minor shortcomings that are planned to be addressed, and has signed a contract for further testing.
The Lviv Court of Appeal has started considering a complaint about changing the measure of restraint for Vyacheslav Zinchenko. The defense asks to appoint house arrest instead of detention for the suspect in the murder of Professor Irina Farion.
British intelligence believes that the new law of the Russian Federation on the deprivation of citizenship for absence from military registration will not have a significant impact on conscription. The law is considered in the context of growing anti-migrant sentiment in Russia.
Border guards detained a group of men who were trying to illegally leave Ukraine across the Tisa River. The offenders paid the smugglers about $3,500 for the attempt to illegally cross the border.
The National Security and Defense Committee supported draft law 11379-d, which prohibits the mobilization of men under 25. The document provides for the right to exemption for those who have already been mobilized due to a legal conflict.
The Verkhovna Rada has registered a draft law allowing MPs, officials and others to travel abroad during the period of deferment from conscription. The document also proposes to expand the list of persons subject to reservation.
Over the past 24 hours, 424 firefighters extinguished 77 fires in open areas covering 55. 47 hectares. The SES calls for compliance with fire safety rules, as 90% of fires are caused by human negligence.
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba met with President of Malawi Lazarous Chakwera. The parties discussed Ukraine's assistance under the Grain From Ukraine program and the potential for cooperation in various fields.
President Zelenskyy welcomed Botswana's signing of the Peace Summit Joint Communiqué.
Ukraine has no laws regulating veteran entrepreneurship, unlike the United States. Veterans' businesses are developing thanks to the activity of veterans themselves, not government support.
In the Baryshivska community of Kyiv region, a tractor hit an RGO hand grenade while mowing grass. The driver was not injured, but the equipment sustained mechanical damage. The police opened a criminal investigation.