Category: 1. Ukraine

The UN Secretary-General is concerned that on May 14 in Kherson, a clearly marked United Nations vehicle taking part in a pre-notified interagency humanitarian mission was attacked twice.

This was stated by Deputy…

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi discussed the current frontline situation with Chief of the Defence Staff of the United Kingdom, Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton.

Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy has proposed that the government refrain from applying electricity supply restrictions during periods of power shortages to consumers that cover at least 60% of their electricity demand through purchases from distributed generation facilities.

“We…

The Central, Inhulets, and Northern mining and processing plants of mining and metals group Metinvest, transformed into the United Mining and Processing Plant, transferred UAH 1.3 billion to budgets of all levels in…

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrsky has said he signed an order to scale up work on collecting, processing and preserving information about violations of international humanitarian law…

Ukraine will reinforce the Chernihiv–Kyiv direction in response to Russia’s attempts to more actively involve Belarus in the war.

Since the beginning of the year, Ukrainian drones have struck at least 16 Russian oil refineries, leading to reduced refining capacity, lower exports of petroleum products, and additional pressure on Russia’s oil revenues.

Fuel prices during the week mostly remained relatively stable or declined, with autogas becoming cheaper by UAH 1 per liter in almost all surveyed filling station chains, according to monitoring by the Energy Reform…

Germany’s Federal Public Prosecutor General has detained two suspects accused of spying for Russia, SPIEGEL magazine has reported.

“According to sources in investigative circles, Germany’s Federal Public Prosecutor General ordered the arrest on Tuesday of two suspected spies….

International law can ensure that Russian President Vladimir Putin is eventually held accountable.