25 June 2026
In the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Russian occupiers have launched a series of propaganda leaflets in the style of wrappers for popular chewing gum, in which they romanticize life under wartime conditions.
The Kremlin is attempting to justify its own aggressive intentions toward European countries by spreading false claims that NATO and the EU are allegedly preparing an attack on Russia.
24 June 2026
State-owned and private fuel station chains in Zaporizhzhia have begun implementing protective measures for their facilities. In the event of a critical situation, mobile fuel stations will be deployed across the city.
Researchers at the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin have identified some of the remains exhumed in the former village of Puzhnyky in the Ternopil region in the spring of 2025.
Ukraine has obtained official access to the European Union Cybersecurity Reserve, enabling it to quickly enlist leading European cybersecurity experts in the event of large-scale attacks on government systems or critical infrastructure.
23 June 2026
Russia is carrying out information operations in at least 22 African countries, reaching millions of people, according to Andrii Cherniak, a representative of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate (HUR).
On Wednesday, June 24, Ukraine will see variable cloudiness. In the south, in the center, and locally in the Carpathian region, short-term rain and thunderstorms are expected, with daytime temperatures rising to 24-29°C, and in the southern part and in some central regions to 27-32°C.
Because of rising air temperatures, seasonal movement restrictions for heavy vehicles are being introduced on state roads.
In the village of Bilenke, Zaporizhzhia district, the Myklashevskyi Estate — an architectural and historical landmark — was destroyed as a result of Russian shelling.
22 June 2026
On Tuesday, June 23, moderate short-term rain and thunderstorms are expected across most of Ukraine, except for the northern and northeastern regions. Some areas may also experience hail and strong wind gusts.
The second phase of the search for the remains of those who died during World War II on the site of the former village of Puzhnyky has begun in the Ternopil region.
The occupation authorities have failed to resolve the staffing crisis in the education sector in the temporarily occupied areas of the Luhansk region, as teachers from Russia are reluctant to relocate to the so-called “new territories.”
21 June 2026
Short-term rain showers and localized thunderstorms are expected across most regions of Ukraine on Monday, June 22, while daytime temperatures will reach as high as 31°C.
Ukraine's stronger position in the war with Russia has so far not eased the humanitarian crisis affecting millions of internally displaced Ukrainians, a crisis that has worsened because of the sharp reduction in spending on humanitarian aid.
A KyivPride march took place in the capital, with 5,000 people taking part.
On Monday, June 22, most regions of Ukraine are expected to see brief rain showers and, in some areas, thunderstorms, while daytime temperatures may reach +31°C.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) stated that, contrary to Iran’s claims about the closure of the Strait of Hormuz on June 20, 55 vessels passed through it that day.
The Demining Capability Coalition for Ukraine will establish a €95 million fund to assist in clearing Ukraine’s territory of explosive hazards and plans to provide Ukraine with specialized demining equipment and machinery worth €205 million in 2026.
20 June 2026
On Sunday, June 21, Ukraine is forecast to have partly cloudy skies, no precipitation, and daytime temperatures from 24 C to 33 C.
The Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Film Studio has saved 120 iconic films.
On the grounds of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, 19 cultural heritage sites were damaged as a result of a massive Russian attack on June 15; the Assumption Cathedral and the Kushnyk Tower sustained the most severe damage.
The second phase of search operations for people killed during World War II on the territory of the former village of Puzhnyky will begin on June 22 in the Ternopil region.
19 June 2026
The government supported a new procedure for licensing defense technologies developed within the Defense Forces. At least 25% of the funds from the cost of licenses will go to military authors of the developments.
Russian authorities have officially documented the transfer of 744,000 Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories to Russia. At the same time, Ukrainian authorities have verified nearly 19,500 children and established their whereabouts.
18 June 2026
The return of each Ukrainian child deported by Russia requires separate negotiations, documentation, and logistical arrangements due to Russia's position, making it impossible at present to establish a universal mechanism for the process.
As a result of repatriation efforts, Ukraine has received the bodies of 522 deceased individuals who, according to the Russian side, were Ukrainian citizens, including military personnel.
Pope Leo XIV called for prayers for an end to the war following the Russian shelling of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra on June 15.
Russia is waging a covert campaign to shape public opinion in Africa by expanding a hybrid network of so-called "Russian Houses" across the continent.
17 June 2026
A joint photo exhibition by Ukrinform and the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, titled "U.S.–Ukraine: Line of Trust," dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the independence of the United States of America, has opened in the windows of Ukrinform. The exhibition is designed as a visual dialogue between two archives and presents the history of relations between Ukraine and the United States — from the first diplomatic steps to the development of cooperation in the political, security, humanitarian, cultural, and economic spheres.
Medical evacuation units will be additionally equipped with armored vehicles and modern electronic warfare systems.