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Russian forces attack DTEK thermal power plant

Russian forces attacked a thermal power plant operated by DTEK on June 5.

Despite Putin’s claims, Russia increasingly taking on traits of ‘failed state’ – Vlasiuk

Statements by Russian President Vladimir Putin about Russia’s economic resilience and the opportunities allegedly created by sanctions do not reflect the country’s actual economic situation, according to Ukraine’s Presidential Commissioner for Sanctions Policy, Vladyslav Vlasiuk.

IAEA secures ceasefire for repairs to power line supplying ZNPP

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced on Friday, June 5, that it had brokered a temporary local ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, which will allow for repairs to the power line leading to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP).

Ukrenergo forecasts no power outages on Friday

In Ukraine on Friday, June 5, no restrictions on electricity consumption are planned.

IAEA concerned after attack near Zaporizhzhia Thermal Power Plant threatens ZNPP power supply

The International Atomic Energy Agency has expressed deep concern over an attack near the Zaporizhzhia Thermal Power Plant, warning that it could jeopardize the only remaining power line currently supplying electricity to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP).

Lithium deposit in Kirovohrad region expected to sustain mining for decades

The licensed Dobra deposit in Kirovohrad region spans 1,700 hectares and is estimated to contain up to 100 million tonnes of ore — sufficient to sustain mining operations for decades.

Sumy region partially without power due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure

In the Sumy region, power outages have occurred in part of the region due to enemy attacks on energy facilities.

Ukraine, Azerbaijan discuss expanding energy transport routes via Ukrainian infrastructure – Shmyhal

Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal held talks with Azerbaijan's Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov on developing energy transport routes, including supplies to EU countries using Ukraine's infrastructure.

Some power units at Khmelnytskyi and Rivne NPPs returned to operation after repairs

The National Nuclear Energy Generating Company Energoatom has reached the midpoint of its scheduled maintenance campaign.

ZNPP briefly loses external power after drone strike on Nikopol substation

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) temporarily lost external electricity supply overnight on June 3 after damage to a power line linked to a drone strike on the Nikopol substation.

Will the Kirovohrad Region Become a Lithium El Dorado?

The transfer of a major lithium deposit to a company linked to Donald Trump’s circle has entered its final stage

Shmyhal: Ukraine is building decentralized 'energy cells' system to strengthen energy security

Ukraine is restoring elements of its damaged energy system while simultaneously building a new, more resilient, decentralized and environmentally friendly model based on the principle of "energy cells."

Russia launches combined strike on key Naftogaz gas facility in Kharkiv region

In the early hours of June 2, Russian forces attacked a key gas infrastructure facility belonging in the Kharkiv region, first with drones and later with missiles.

Russian attack damages energy infrastructure, causing power outages in Kyiv and six regions

As a result of Russia's massive attack, power outages have been reported in Kyiv and six regions of Ukraine as of the morning of June 2.

New power outages occur in seven regions due to Russian attacks – Ukrenergo

As of the morning of June 1, consumers in seven regions were without power due to Russian attacks.

€90 Billion in EU Support: The Conditions Ukraine Must Fulfill to Unlock the Entire Package

EU considers freezing Russian oil price cap due to war with Iran – Bloomberg

The European Union is considering a temporary "freeze" of the price cap on Russian oil because of the war involving Iran.

No power outage restrictions planned in Ukraine on Monday – Ukrenergo

Ukraine's national grid operator Ukrenergo says no electricity consumption restrictions are expected on Monday, June 1.

Russian business enters 2026 in state of managed collapse – intelligence

Russia's corporate sector entered 2026 in a state of managed collapse due to sanctions pressure and higher taxes.

Ukrainian government simplifies leasing of state property without auction for defense industry

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has simplified the transfer of state-owned property for lease without auctions for defense industry enterprises during martial law.

No power outages expected in Ukraine on Sunday

On Sunday, May 31, Ukraine does not plan to introduce electricity consumption restrictions.

Russian forces strike gas infrastructure in Kharkiv, Sumy regions

Russian forces attacked facilities of Ukraine's Naftogaz Group in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions over the past 24 hours, causing significant damage.

Russia faces $28B shortfall in war funding despite rising oil prices – FT

Russia's spending on the war against Ukraine is expected to exceed its budget allocations by at least 2 trillion rubles ($28 billion) this year.

Government updates rules on use of captured equipment and weapons in Ukraine

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a decision to update the rules governing the handling of captured military property; the changes establish a clear procedure for its transfer and create the legal framework for its effective use in the interests of national defense and international cooperation.

Government allocates additional UAH 10.8B for defense needs

The Cabinet of Ministers is allocating UAH 10.8 billion from the reserve fund for the procurement and production of weapons.

Ukraine Facility: EU approves nearly EUR 2.8 bn tranche for Ukraine

The EU Council has approved the allocation of nearly €2.8 billion to Ukraine under the Ukraine Facility program.

Ukrainian parliament ratifies €90 bln EU loan

The Verkhovna Rada has passed a law ratifying the agreement on receiving €90 billion in macro‑financial assistance under the Ukraine support loan.

Zhovkva: Cooperation between Ukraine and Azerbaijan will strengthen Europe’s energy security

Ukraine and Azerbaijan have significant potential to deepen cooperation in the fields of energy, security, and logistics, which will help strengthen Europe’s resilience and reduce dependence on Russian gas.