Ukraine
U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of escalation following Russia's accusations against the Baltic states. The U.S. and NATO are monitoring the situation to prevent the conflict from expanding.
Fraudsters promise assistance with exams at MIA service centers to extort money. The police urge citizens not to transfer funds to private bank cards.
The NBU has issued a silver octagonal coin with a face value of 10 hryvnias in honor of Alexandra Exter. The mintage of the coin, which features color printing, is up to 10,000 pieces.
At a meeting in Vinnytsia, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the purchase of alternative energy using community funds. Direct funding for local air defense groups was also permitted.
Hungary has reinstated the ban on the import of 20 categories of goods from Ukraine. The government has also changed its mind about withdrawing from the International Criminal Court.
The government has updated the criteria for reservation (deferment), setting the minimum salary for employees at 25,941 hryvnias. Local authorities must review the status of institutions.
Andrii Sybiha announced a ministerial meeting in Tirana for June 12. Partners will discuss common challenges and the strengthening of political solidarity.
Ukraine has technically agreed on the conditions for the evacuation of six thousand people from the Oleshky area. Now, a ceasefire date is awaited from the Russian side, stated Dmytro Lubinets.
Police officials from three regions have been released from pretrial detention on bail. They are suspected of receiving bribes for covering up a network of porn studios in Ukraine.
The Head of State discussed the protection of the northern border with the leadership of three regions. Zelenskyy also reported on a briefing by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, regarding strikes on Russia.
Zelenskyy discussed strengthening diplomacy and Russia's plans with E3 leaders. The parties agreed on a meeting of advisors and an exchange of intelligence.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the headquarters of the Russian "Rubikon" unit and military facilities in Starobilsk. Russia's claims of an attack on civilian infrastructure were called manipulative.
Putin ordered an attack on Ukraine in response to a drone strike on Starobilsk. It is reported that there are fatalities and more than 30 wounded as a result of a hit on a dormitory.
Veteran Boiko claims Shabunin's service was fictitious and involved payments of 900,000 UAH. The AntAC is also accused of schemes involving millions in grant funds.
Andrii Sybiha stated that the US-mediated negotiation format has been exhausted. Europe is considering the possibility of direct dialogue with Putin to achieve progress.
Sybiha confirmed that names for negotiations are being discussed but denied Schröder's involvement. He ironically urged the Russian Federation not to propose Seagal or Depardieu.
Rubio stated the US is ready to participate in negotiations if they are productive. He believes the war will not end in a military victory.
The AFU are deploying Hornet AI-powered drones to strike enemy logistics at ranges of up to 120 km. This creates conditions for weakening Russian defenses in the rear.
On May 23, thunderstorms and hail are expected in the eastern, southern, and central regions. The severe weather may cause disruptions to transport and utility services.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has instructed the Ministry of Education and Science to work on increasing scholarships. This followed a visit to a college in Rivne.
NABU has uncovered a scheme to embezzle 36 million UAH through the shadow leasing of State Reserve warehouses. The suspects include the former head of the agency and an organizer.
The President visited a college in Rivne to discuss vocational education. The Ministry of Education will develop a solution regarding a possible increase in student scholarships.
Rubio announced record support for Ukraine through the PURL program for the procurement of US weapons. Allies are funding critical weaponry according to a priority list.
The Military Law Enforcement Service detained Vitaliy Chepurko for going AWOL and threatening terrorist acts against the military. The case has been handed over to the SBI for investigative actions.
The EU has rejected Belarus's role as a mediator due to its support for Russian aggression. There is zero trust in the Lukashenko regime, and new restrictions are being prepared.
The Tryzub system disables drone electronics using microwave radiation. This method is significantly cheaper than using anti-aircraft missiles.
Sybiha announced the removal of obstacles from Hungary regarding European integration. Ukraine expects the formal opening of six negotiation clusters in June.
The court has arrested two directors for supplying the AFU with hazardous field rations worth UAH 71 million. The suspects forged documents and supplied expired products.
ZNPP depends on a single power line due to constant drone attacks. The IAEA is negotiating a ceasefire to carry out necessary repair work.
The Lithuanian Migration Department will ban entry to 600 Russians who fought against Ukraine. The restrictions will be in effect for 10 years for Lithuania and 5 years for the Schengen Area.