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The Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Ministry strongly condemns the seizure of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) by Russian troops and the fact that the representatives of Russian energy companies are staying there.
The European Union has officially suspended all duties on imports coming into the EU market from Ukraine to boost Ukraine’s economy affected by the Russian aggression.
From June 4, 2022, Energoatom National Nuclear Energy Generating Company of Ukraine will supply electricity to the Republic of Moldova.
The number of nuclear power units to be built in Ukraine together with Westinghouse will grow to nine.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has imposed new export restrictions on 71 companies from Russia and Belarus over aggression against Ukraine.
Baltic energy system operators – Estonia's Elering, Latvia's Augstsprieguma tīkls (AST), and Lithuania's Litgrid have signed an agreement to stop buying electricity in Russia.
02 June 2022
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has accused Russia of orchestrating a global food crisis, denounced its blockage of Ukrainian ports and called on the UN and international partners to take decisive action to respond to these challenges.
Ukraine may receive USD 4.8 billion in funding from international partners within this month.
Despite gradual recovery of the Ukrainian economy, the trend toward accelerating inflation will prevail in the coming months.
Ukraine will receive 330 million euros from the European Union under the emergency assistance program. These funds are intended to support the population affected by Russia's war against Ukraine and will facilitate strengthening the country's resilience.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has raised its main interest rate from 10% to 25%.
Head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak suggested establishing an advisory council on food and energy with the participation of Gulf states, opening offices of Arab TV companies in Ukraine and called on the Gulf states to join the sanctions against Russia.
Russia must take the first step to unblock Ukrainian food exports by withdrawing its forces in the maritime waters around Ukraine and providing security guarantees against attacks on ports and commercial convoys.
The U.S. administration, together with allies and partners, are working out options to ease the fallout of the food crisis that is unfolding over the ongoing war Russia is waging against Ukraine, to unblock Ukrainian seaports and help Ukraine export its grain intended for global markets.
Minister of Energy of Ukraine Herman Galushchenko and Minister of Climate and Environment of Poland Anna Moskwa signed a Memorandum of Intent on cooperation in the field of energy.
01 June 2022
Ukraine and Poland plan to set up a joint defense enterprise to produce weapons and military equipment.
Poland intends to become an economic hub for Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said.
Pope Francis has appealed for an end to the blockage of grain exports from Ukraine.
The European Union may introduce an insurance ban for ships carrying Russian oil.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has called on Australia to provide more weapons to Ukraine and proposed including the country in the Australian System of Tariff Preferences.
31 May 2022
The Kremlin regime may lose between US$10 billion and $25 billion once the sixth package of EU sanctions is introduced.
Over the past three months, financial support received from Ukraine's allies has already exceeded $7 billion.
The assets, accounts and shares of Russia’s Tatneft Group, totaling about UAH 2 billion, have been seized in Ukraine.
Ukraine has exported more than 46.9 million tonnes of grain and leguminous crops as of May 30, including 1.06 million tonnes in May.
EU member states have reached an agreement that will impose a partial embargo on the purchase of Russian oil, disconnect Russia's Sberbank from the international payment system SWIFT, and ban three more Russian state broadcasters.
The European Union is set to provide Ukraine with another EUR 9 billion in macro-financial assistance.
30 May 2022
Russia has illegally exported from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine almost half a million tonnes of grain.
Farmers from Vinnytsia Region are ready to export about 1.75 million tonnes of grain, which is now kept in grain elevators.
29 May 2022
New satellite imagery shows that a Russian freighter full of grain allegedly stolen from Ukrainian farms has arrived in the Syrian port of Latakia -- its second trip within four weeks.