Russia's oil refining throughput has fallen to its lowest level since 2005 as a result of sustained Ukrainian drone attacks.

Poland does not currently see any possibility of lifting its unilateral ban on imports of certain Ukrainian agricultural products, arguing that doing so would harm the country's agricultural market and local producers.

The United Kingdom has agreed to contribute to the European Union’s loan program supporting Ukraine in 2026–2027, with its contribution corresponding to the value of contracts signed with UK defence manufacturers.

As of the morning of July 13, Russian strikes have left users without power in three regions; due to severe weather, 29 settlements in two regions remain without electricity.

Ukraine needs greater support for its energy sector ahead of winter as Russia continues to target the country's critical infrastructure.

Ukraine's national electricity transmission operator, Ukrenergo, does not plan to impose electricity supply restrictions on Monday, July 13.

President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed measures to strengthen the protection of Ukraine's energy infrastructure with Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal.

President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed challenges facing Ukraine's energy and infrastructure sectors with Naftogaz CEO Sergii Koretskyi.

Gasoline prices in Russia are rising rapidly amid intensified Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries and other fuel infrastructure facilities.

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has expanded the country's banknote series with the introduction of a UAH 2,000 denomination.

Ukraine has received $3.35 billion into its state budget under the First Ukraine Jobs and Private Sector Growth Development Policy Operation, implemented jointly with the World Bank.

German defense technology company Quantum Systems has signed a multimillion-euro contract to supply Ukraine with ten autonomous Daimler Truck Zetros vehicles and ten MANDRILL unmanned ground platforms for frontline testing.

German companies DEUTZ and ARX Robotics are launching industrial-scale serial production of Gereon unmanned ground systems in the city of Ulm, with the first units expected to be delivered to Ukraine by the end of the summer.

As of the morning of July 10, Russian attacks left consumers without electricity in four Ukrainian regions, while severe weather continued to disrupt power supply in ten settlements across two regions.

Ukraine is interested in cooperating with Japan's Mitsubishi, which holds a license to manufacture missiles for the Patriot air defense system and has experience in establishing such production.

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has launched the Japan-Ukraine Tech Co-Creation Project, a new initiative aimed at fostering partnerships between Ukrainian and Japanese technology companies.

Ukraine's national power grid operator, Ukrenergo, does not plan to introduce electricity supply restrictions on Friday, July 10.

As of the morning of July 9, Russian attacks left consumers without electricity in five Ukrainian regions, while another 168 settlements in four regions remained without power due to bad weather.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced at a government meeting with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin that Russia had imposed a ban on diesel exports effective July 8.

Ukraine has begun implementing 29 water supply projects under its regional resilience plans, with the initiatives expected to provide reliable water access to more than ten million people.