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03 June 2023
Oleksandra Paskal, 7, who last year lost her leg during Russia’s missile attack on Odesa region, took part in her first gymnastics competition since the incident, having mastered her prosthetic.
The Donetsk region’s temporarily occupied areas are facing drinking and industrial water shortages.
02 June 2023
The activities of religious organizations associated with the Russian Federation have been banned in Zakarpattia region.
On June 1, International Children's Day, a screening of Denis Vorobiov's documentary Forged by Fear - War through the Eyes of Ukrainian Children took place.
01 June 2023
Ukraine's High Council of Justice has appointed 16 new members of the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ).
A teacher of a college in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol was prosecuted for allegedly "discrediting the Russian army" in a comment on Telegram.
31 May 2023
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky as part of his working visit to Odesa region visited a hospital where Ukrainian soldiers wounded in the fighting with the Russian occupiers, particularly in the Bakhmut sector, are undergoing treatment.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expresses its protest in connection with the handing down of illegitimate sentences on terrorism charges to four Crimean Tatars by a puppet court in Rostov-on-Don on May 31, 2023.
The DNA database should contain information on all servicemen who are currently deployed on the front lines.
The humanitarian situation in the liberated territory of the Kherson region is more than satisfactory, and the region is currently preparing to liberate the left bank.
Russian crimes against Ukrainian children, which have been committed since the full-scale invasion started, bear signs of genocide against the Ukrainian people.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky thanked American actor Misha Collins for joining the team of ambassadors of the United24 fundraising platform and helping with humanitarian demining in Ukraine.
The Ukrainian authorities, foreign governments and international organizations are joining forces to bring home Ukrainian children abducted by Russian invaders.
As many as 62% of Ukrainians in Poland are planning to return to Ukraine in the near or longer term, particularly due to concern for their loved ones and lack of funds for living.
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska has shared a video of two Ukrainian children, who survived Russia’s overnight drone attack on Kyiv.
30 May 2023
Ukraine and Portugal have signed a memorandum on cooperation in the sphere of social policy.
The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine’s parliament, has passed a law on reducing the maximum age of conscripts for military service from 27 to 25 years.
Valeriya Kolomiets, Deputy Minister of Justice, noted that the sexual violence committed by the Russian military against Ukrainians during the war can be considered as a way to destroy the Ukrainian nation.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine declared May 8 as the Day of Remembrance and Victory over Nazism in World War II of 1939-1945.
29 May 2023
The first 40 residents of the de-occupied village of Cherkaski Tyshky in the Kharkiv region have already received electricity in their homes.
Mykolaiv received six vehicles for public utilities and more than 5 km of water pipes from the government of Taiwan.
In the temporarily occupied Zalizniyi Port, Kherson region, Russian occupation forces turned the premises of one of the local schools into a branch of Russia's children and youth organization.
The residents of Luhansk region have submitted more than 36,000 reports on the property destroyed or damaged as a result of the war.
28 May 2023
The traditional annual "Chestnut Run" was held on Kyiv Day, May 28. This year, the event was held for the 30th time.
The representatives of Ukrainian non-governmental organizations, activists and diplomats held a rally near Russia’s embassy in Washington, having planted sunflowers on the lawns as one of the main symbols of Ukraine’s struggle for freedom.
Ukraine has managed to bring back Viacheslav, a teenager who had been illegally deported by Russians from the Donetsk region’s temporarily occupied city of Mariupol.
The chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Humanitarian and Information Policy, MP from the Servant of the People party, Nikita Poturaev, has proposed to create cultural and information centres for enslaved peoples living in Russia in Ukraine.
27 May 2023
Mariupol Mayor Vadym Boichenko and Brussels Mayor Philippe Close have discussed options for cooperation in matters of reviving Mariupol after the city is liberated from Russian forces.
The results of opinion polls in Hungary show the presence of a powerful pro-Ukrainian segment.
Out of over 150 victims of politically motivated persecution in the temporarily occupied Crimea, at least 38 have critical illnesses or disabilities.