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The Government of Croatia donated €1 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to help Ukraine demine agricultural land.
Establishing the Donors’ Coordination Platform in Ukraine with the involvement of the key European institutions will increase credibility and trust in investments in Ukraine.
31 July 2023
In the last six months alone, Russia has imported $502 million worth of sanctioned Western chips, millions of dollars worth of machine tools for the defense industry, at least $171 million worth of spare parts for civil aviation, and $389 million worth of iPhones.
During the nine days of shelling, Russia destroyed 180,000 tonnes of grain crops, 26 port infrastructure facilities, and five civilian vessels.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia Gordan Grlić Radman agreed on the use of Croatian ports for the export of Ukrainian grain.
Ukraine will be able to export up to 4-4.5 million tonnes of agricultural products per month via alternative routes without exporting through the Black Sea.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal instructed the State Property Fund to speed up small-scale privatization and launch a large-scale one.
Ukraine has received 508 Tesla Powerwall energy storage systems from international partners. They will provide critical and social infrastructure with electricity during possible outages.
The EU is determined to ensure that Russia pays for the damage caused to Ukraine
The state budget of Ukraine received a grant of $1.25 billion from the United States through the World Bank's Multi-Donor Trust Fund.
Germany's armaments group Rheinmetall plans to open tank repair centers in Ukraine this autumn and is already training specialists for this job.
In Ukraine, the preparations for the heating season reached 60%.
30 July 2023
Ukraine’s authorities are preparing for repeated Russian attacks on energy infrastructure objects.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allocated funds for the restoration, repair and protection of energy facilities in Ukraine, and it is important to carry out all the planned measures in a timely manner.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Friday, July 28, that allowing Russia to give free grain to Africa is not the right path out of the crisis caused by Russia's withdrawal from a Ukraine grain export deal.
29 July 2023
The Russian occupiers moved ZNPP’s unit 4 to hot shutdown and completed the planned transition of reactor unit 5 to cold shutdown.
As many as 131 farmers in Ukraine's northwestern Rivne region this year received UAH 792 million of credit funds for successful business operations.
A Ukrainian government team headed by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has coordinated steps in implementing changes and reforms as part of the EU's Ukraine Facility program.
The leaders of African countries have called for the renewal of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, from which Russia unilaterally withdrew.
The Cabinet of Ministers is expanding the e-queue to include cars and buses that carry out passenger transportation across the border.
28 July 2023
Romanian authorities plan to rapidly expand one of the key grain transit routes from Ukraine as Russia's increased attacks in the Black Sea increase risks to global food trade.
In the 2023/2024 marketing year (MY) (July 1-28, 2023), Ukraine exported 2.046 million tonnes of grains and legumes.
As of July 28, Ukraine harvested 11.224 million tonnes of grains and legumes from 2.672 million hectares with a yield of 42.2 centners/ha.
An inspection by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was successfully conducted at Khmelnytskyi NPP.
At Zaporizhzhia NPP, the occupiers have begun to put unit 5 into a cold shutdown state.
The United States is not discussing with its allies a possible escort of Ukrainian grain ships in the Black Sea.
On Friday, July 28, Japan expanded restrictive measures against Russia.
During the first meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council, participants discussed Russia's obstruction of free navigation in the Black Sea and condemned Russia's targeted attacks on the port infrastructure of southern Ukraine.