Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergii Koretskyi has said the next heating season is likely to be more difficult than the previous one due to intensified Russian attacks, adding that the government is accelerating preparations for winter.
Counterintelligence and investigators from the Security Service of Ukraine have detained the CEO of a defense enterprise and his deputy for production, who are suspected of allowing ammunition to be stored in warehouses located near residential buildings in the city of Vyshneve, Kyiv region.
Due to repatriation efforts, the remains of 501 individuals, who the Russian side claims may be Ukrainian service members, have been returned to Ukraine.
Ukraine has consistently supported Poland's requests for search and exhumation work over the past two years by granting the necessary permits and facilitating the process. Another round of exhumation work is scheduled to take place in Lviv in August.
Germany has provided the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) with 10 sets of hydraulic rescue equipment for responding to the aftermath of Russian attacks, enabling rescuers to free people trapped under rubble more quickly.
Ukraine's General Staff has dismissed reports alleging that an audit uncovered UAH 300 billion (USD 6.6 billion) in excessive spending by the Armed Forces, saying the claims are false.
Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was awarded the Order of Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, First Class.
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, said that the evacuation of children from front-line regions is not being carried out systematically enough.
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a draft agreement with the government of the Syrian Arab Republic on cooperation in the field of humanitarian demining.
During a visit to Paris, Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska met with UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany to discuss further strengthening their strategic partnership and expanding cooperation.
An exhibition titled “Resilient Heritage: From Timbuktu to Odesa” has opened at the world’s largest architecture museum in Paris, exploring the destruction, protection, and restoration of cultural heritage during wartime.
Civilians, including Ukrainian officials, journalists, activists, volunteers, religious figures, and others, continue to be subjected to politically motivated persecution and torture by Russia and are being held in inhumane conditions.
Starting tomorrow, July 14, exhumation work will begin at three locations in the former villages of Ostrivky and Volia Ostrovetska in the Volyn region.
Head of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU) Serhii Tomilenko thanked German journalists for their solidarity with Ukraine and their support for Ukrainian journalists and local newspapers that continue operating near the front line during the 80th anniversary celebration of the Bavarian Journalists' Association in Munich.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) will hold a hearing on September 22 in a case concerning ten Ukrainian children from childcare institutions in Crimea whose whereabouts have been unknown since 2014.
The European Commission has officially recommended suspending grant funding for the Venice Biennale following the opening of the Russian Pavilion there.
Ukrainian service members took part on Saturday in the final dress rehearsal for France's Bastille Day military parade, held on the Champs-Élysées in Paris ahead of the July 14 celebrations.
Director of the Security and Intelligence Service of Moldova, Alexandru Musteata, said that Russia has begun to use the video platform TikTok more actively to spread propaganda.
Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, discussed with Athanasios Bouras, Vice President of the Greek Parliament and Chair of the Special Standing Committee on Institutions and Transparency, and Andreas Pottakis, the Greek Ombudsman, support for more than 40,000 Ukrainians currently residing in Greece.
Russian occupation authorities are refusing to evacuate children from the frontline town of Kreminna in Ukraine's Luhansk region, instead using them as "human shields".
Major Russian businesses, including the state-owned companies Gazprom and Rosneft, are involved in the indoctrination of Ukrainian children, making it crucial to strengthen international sanctions against them.
Western audiences tend to distance themselves from the subject of Russia's war against Ukraine and are often reluctant to accept that Ukrainians have every right to defend themselves actively.
Ukraine's Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, has called on European partners to continue supporting Ukrainians who fled the country because of Russia's war, while stressing that safe return will only be possible once proper conditions are established in Ukraine.
Cloudy weather with sunny intervals is expected across Ukraine on Friday, July 10, with rain forecast in many regions, as well as thunderstorms, hail, and strong wind gusts in some areas.
In Kyiv, as a result of the Russian attack on July 8, the office of the publishing house "Mamyne Sonechko," where children's books and magazines were stored, was destroyed.
The Prosecutor General's Office stated that Ukraine’s involvement in the sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines has not been established.
A fourth-generation portable kidney replacement device, which can be used to save the lives of Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield, will undergo clinical trials, possibly with NATO support.
On Wednesday, July 8, Ukraine is expected to experience partly cloudy skies with sunny intervals, accompanied by brief rain showers and thunderstorms. Heavy rainfall is forecast in some areas of the southern and central regions, as well as in Sumy and Kharkiv regions, with isolated hail.
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