23 July 2026
The dismantling and transportation to Ukraine of equipment from a combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Lubmin, which was previously used to heat gas from Nord Stream 1, is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2027.
22 July 2026
In Kyiv, the testing zone for fifth-generation mobile communications technology, or 5G, will cover the city center, from Independence Square to Bessarabska Square.
Over the past ten years, following the 2014-2015 crisis, banks have doubled the number of active corporate borrowers to more than 17,000 companies.
As of July 21, 2026, about 1.8 GW of distributed gas-fired generation capacity has been installed in Ukraine.
21 July 2026
India has increased its imports of Russian crude oil to record levels, helping Russia sustain its exports despite challenges facing its oil industry.
Satellite imagery has revealed another Russian attempt to connect the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) to the power grid of the temporarily occupied territories and Russia's energy system. According to Greenpeace Ukraine, the plan was disrupted by Ukrainian drone strikes.
Ukrainian farmers have already harvested nearly 5.5 million tonnes of new-crop grain and pulses.
As of the morning of July 21, Russian attacks have left users without power in five regions of Ukraine; four settlements are without electricity due to severe weather.
Ukraine will receive about $690 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the coming days.
Ukraine's customs service generated UAH 220.9 billion in state budget revenues in April-June 2026, UAH 55.2 billion more than in the same period in 2025.
20 July 2026
No electricity consumption restrictions are planned in Ukraine on Tuesday, July 21.
Ukraine continues to fulfill its commitments despite the extremely challenging security and economic environment.
19 July 2026
No power restrictions are planned in Ukraine on Monday, July 20.
On Monday, July 20, rain, thunderstorms, and in some places hail and squalls are expected in most regions of Ukraine.
A Russian missile strike on Kyiv during the night of July 19 destroyed the factory and warehouses of UKRTAC, a company that manufactures military equipment and personal protective gear.
18 July 2026
The Polish defense industry is unable to fully expand its cooperation with Ukrainian companies due to being overwhelmed by large-scale orders; however, in the long term, such a partnership could become one of the most profitable for Poland.
Russian forces struck an energy infrastructure facility in the Dergachi community of the Kharkiv region.
Ukraine's newly appointed Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Vysotskyi, said he will focus on four key priorities, including European integration, recovery of agricultural production, support for frontline communities, and reform and digitalization.
17 July 2026
Following a meeting with Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the critical priority of the new government would be preparation for the heating season. The Prime Minister reported that Sergii Fedorenko will lead Naftogaz.
As of the morning of July 17, consumers in five Ukrainian regions remained without electricity due to Russian attacks.
No power outages are scheduled in Ukraine on Friday, July 17.
16 July 2026
Ukraine was the largest recipient of German government arms export licenses in the first half of 2026, with approved exports worth more than EUR 2.52 billion.
As of the morning of July 16, Russian attacks left consumers without electricity in six Ukrainian regions, while nationwide electricity consumption has begun to decline.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree enacting a National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) decision to amend the sectoral sanctions imposed on Russian financial institutions.
15 July 2026
At its meeting, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the privatization terms for the Odesa Port Plant, as well as the sale of two sanctioned assets: the Demurinsky Mining and Processing Plant and Motordetal-Konotop LLC.
The updated decision of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) on sectoral sanctions against Russia's financial sector extends restrictions to virtual assets, digital financial services, and other infrastructure that Russia uses for international transactions to circumvent sanctions.
Ambassadors of EU member states again failed to agree on the final content of the 21st sanctions package against Russia, but they did agree to extend the deadline for the price cap on Russian oil from July 15 to July 23.
The European Union is planning to continue assisting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in the light of the Russian attacks ahead of the winter, committing to allocate EUR 920 million to this end.
The Russian petrochemical complex Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in the Urals, one of the largest in the country, shut down on Tuesday following an attack by Ukrainian drones.
As of the morning of July 15, Russian attacks have left consumers without electricity in four Ukrainian regions, while more than 50 settlements in seven regions remain without power due to severe weather.