Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, has urged people to provide his office with any information that could help organize a humanitarian mission in Oleshky.
The government has allocated UAH 187.6 million for the restoration of 33 apartment buildings damaged as a result of Russian aggression in three regions.
Soldiers from the “Bolgarichi” Special Forces Company of the 11th Mykhailo Hrushevsky Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine delivered baby food and toys to the temporarily occupied city of Oleshky in the Kherson region.
In Germany, 63% of citizens support maintaining or increasing the current level of military support for Ukraine from European countries, while 32% favor reducing it.
On the night of Saturday, October 24, through Sunday, October 25, Ukrainians will switch to standard time by setting their clocks back one hour at 4:00 a.m.
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament’s Commissioner for Human Rights, held an online meeting with Russian Human Rights Ombudswoman Yana Lantratova, during which they discussed the previously agreed-upon details of the humanitarian mission in Oleshky.
Marine Yevhen Uimanov from the Mykolaiv region has returned from Russian captivity—one of three men from the same family who, from the very first days of the full-scale invasion, stood up to defend their country and had been held captive since April 2022.
A Ukrainian citizen was killed when the vessel Khoryv sank near the Romanian city of Constanta, while four other Ukrainians, including the vessel's captain, were hospitalized.
Scientists have discovered a Trypillia settlement on the surface above Verteba Cave in the Ternopil region during extensive magnetometric surveys using unmanned aerial vehicles at two Trypillia culture sites included on UNESCO's Tentative List of World Heritage Sites.
Ukraine’s Ombudsman has categorically rejected statements by some politicians that upholding the Constitution and human rights is “not a priority” during wartime.
In the temporarily occupied town of Oleshky in the Kherson region, the situation is critical and has effectively reached the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. At the same time, Ukraine is practically in the home stretch of evacuating citizens who need to be evacuated.
In the Donetsk region, the zone of mandatory evacuation for families with children has been expanded, and now covers all settlements in the Kramatorsk and Sloviansk communities.
The European Defence Innovation Forum (EDIF 2026) will take place in The Hague on November 11–12, bringing together more than 1,000 representatives of government institutions, investors, and technology companies from Ukraine, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Latvia, and other NATO member states and partner countries, the organisers told Ukrinform.
Representatives of Ukraine's human rights ombudsman documented inadequate living conditions at the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center in the Odesa region during a monitoring visit.
The Council of Europe’s European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) has recognised Ukraine’s progress in promoting equality while calling for better protection for Roma and LGBTI people and more effective action against hate crimes.
The criminal investigation underlying the searches conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) at the National Bank of Ukraine was unrelated to either the central bank’s activities or its governor, Andrii Pyshnyy.
Russia's destruction of satellites in space would not only cause disproportionate harm to other countries but also pose a direct threat to Russian spacecraft themselves. Such actions would also have legal, political and economic consequences for Russia.
Ukraine is already using satellite data for demining, assessing the impact of the war on the environment, and preparing lawsuits in international courts. In the future, such data could help the country obtain compensation for the damage caused.
Twenty-nine Crimean journalists have been sentenced for their professional activities. Of the 20 currently serving prison terms, 13 are members of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people.
Unidentified drones have been spotted over the port of Eemshaven and in other parts of Groningen province, including near Meeden, Scheemda, and Zuidbroek.
Search operations at an Orthodox cemetery in the village of Lasków, in Poland’s Lublin Voivodeship, have been completed, with the expedition uncovering the remains of more than 40 people.
A collection of poems titled “Satan’s Sanatorium” by Andrii Petruk, a serviceman of the 36th Marine Brigade and defender of Mariupol, has been published. He wrote the poems with a chicken bone on prison garb while in Russian captivity.
Ukrainian and Sudanese refugees will be able to retain Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in the United States for now, despite the status having been set to expire on Monday.
Representatives of the National Congress of Ukrainians of Moldova (NCUM), led by Dmytro Lekartsev, took part in the ethnic minorities forum “Different Voices – A Shared Future,” which brought together around 210 participants.
A fake “document” purportedly issued by the Kramatorsk City Military Administration and concerning the “seizure of property” for the benefit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is circulating online.
Artist Petro Antyp, creator of Cosmogony, the world’s largest painting, has decided not to restore the section of the monumental work damaged in a Russian attack until the war is over.
The European Film Academy has selected five Ukrainian films for the shortlists of the 39th European Film Awards: one feature fiction film, one feature documentary, and three short films.
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