Russian dictator Vladimir Putin met with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. They discussed efforts to end the war between Russia and Ukraine and economic issues.
Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Putin's actions after the Russian Federation's attacks on Ukraine, but did not support strict sanctions. He refuses to join European sanctions and provide weapons to Ukraine.
During the day, 141 combat engagements took place on the front lines, with the enemy launching 1,158 kamikaze drone strikes and conducting 3,155 artillery shellings. The most intense fighting is occurring in the Pokrovsk direction.
The President of Ukraine instructed to increase the production of interceptor drones, attracting more funding from partners. There will also be separate funding for the Ukrainian ballistic program.
According to intelligence, Putin and his entourage are not planning to end the war, but are preparing new offensives. Zelensky called on the world to increase pressure on Russia to force peace.
The United Kingdom and the EU are trying to agree on the terms of a defense agreement, despite disagreements over financial contributions and access to the EU defense fund. The security of Europe is at stake.
The President of Ukraine emphasized that the massive attacks by Russia, including more than 900 drones in three days, are a political choice by Putin. He called on the world to increase pressure on Russia to force it to peace.
Mette Frederiksen said that the attacks of the Russian Federation prove the lack of desire for peace. The countries of Northern Europe will support Ukraine as long as it is needed.
Donetsk "Shakhtar" hinted at the appointment of Arda Turan as head coach, recording a video with Konoplya. Pusic left the club after winning three trophies.
People's Deputy of Ukraine of the I, V and VI convocations Yuriy Hnatkevych died at the age of 86. He was known as a scientist, public figure and defender of education, science and national identity.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that allies should increase investments in the defense industry to support Ukraine and guarantee lasting peace in Europe. Arms production is a key issue.
Ukraine strives to be part of the NATO summit in The Hague, hoping for strong decisions. Sybiha emphasized the importance of allied unity amid Russian air terror.
A regional council deputy is suspected of organizing illegal border crossings for those liable for military service for 10,000 euros. He involved an accomplice who was also detained after receiving 20,000 euros.
The President of Ukraine has appointed new heads in a number of district state administrations of Kyiv, changing the leadership in Holosiivska, Solomyanska, and Shevchenkivska district state administrations.
Buying equipment from unverified sources can lead to data loss. Experts emphasize that this threatens not only users, but also national security.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that Russia was forced to start the war in Ukraine. He accused Ukraine and Western countries of organizing a coup d'état.
The NATO Secretary General stated that the Alliance will continue to support Ukraine so that it can defend itself now and prevent aggression in the future. Allies have already provided more than 20 billion euros in aid.
As part of the "1000 for 1000" exchange, Ukraine returned soldiers from 46 units that were not on the lists. Russia has long blocked the return of these soldiers.
Mark Rutte emphasized the need to increase defense spending and weapons production to counter threats. Allies need to invest more to achieve their goals.
A pre-medical care training from FAST in partnership with Favbet Foundation was held at the Kyiv Sports Lyceum. Lyceum students mastered the skills of assessing condition, stopping bleeding and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
As part of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative, a 17-year-old boy was rescued from the occupied territories. He lived in occupation with his mother and feared forced conscription into the Russian army.
russia has changed the tactics of using drones, increasing the flight altitude and resistance to electronic warfare. The production of launchers has also been налагоджено, which will increase the number of strikes on Ukraine.
A bill on increasing fines for speeding has been registered in the Rada. The amounts can range from 340 to 3400 hryvnias, depending on the degree of speeding.
It will become known in the near future whether the US will change its policy towards Russia. Russian air strikes prove that it is not ready for a ceasefire, said the Latvian Ambassador to NATO.
The IMF mission is completing its work on the review of the EFF program for Ukraine, which envisages a tranche of $500 million. The government expects a positive result and continues reforms.
Foreign Minister Sybiha stated that Russia is manipulating in order to push the United States out of the peace process. Without the States, it is impossible to increase pressure on the Russian Federation.
Kyiv is waiting for Moscow's proposals for a ceasefire and will share its own. Ukraine hopes that the negotiations will move off the ground in the near future.
In Pryluky, a man who was taken to the TCC for verification attacked a soldier with a knife. The victim was hospitalized, the attacker was detained, and criminal proceedings were opened.
Bill No. 9363 should simplify enforcement proceedings, allowing automatic removal of restrictions after debt payment, without the participation of the executor. This should make life easier for many Ukrainians.
Friedrich Merz announced the lifting of restrictions on the range of strikes by Western weapons on Russian territory. Ukraine can attack military positions in Russia for self-defense.
