1,582 Ukraine’s cultural infrastructure objects already damaged due to war
In Ukraine, 1,582 cultural infrastructure objects have been already damaged or completely destroyed as a result of the full-scale Russian invasion.
Society and Culture
Human rights activists: Political prisoner Danylovych to be transferred to Russia soon
Political prisoner and activist Iryna Danylovych will soon be illegally transferred from the temporarily occupied Crimea to the Russian Federation, and her health condition is likely to be disregarded.
03 July 2023
Ukraine has enough serums against botulism - Health Ministry
Ukraine currently has a sufficient amount of anti-botulism serum - a drug that blocks the action of botulinum toxin.
Russia has arsenal of technologies to track citizens' online lives - NYT
Russia has developed a whole arsenal of digital surveillance technologies to facilitate internal repression after the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Svitlana Berezina, Director General of Directorate of Strategic Planning, European Integration of Ministry of Veterans
We are forming the Institute of Veteran's Assistant based on the experience of the United States, Britain and Croatia
Writer Vika Amelina to be buried in Lviv on July 5
Writer Viktoria Amelina, who was killed in a missile attack on Kramatorsk, will be buried on Wednesday, July 5, at Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv. On July 4, the memorial service will be held in Kyiv.
Only owners of Russian passports can receive hepatitis vaccine in occupied Kherson region
In the occupied city of Oleshky in Kherson region, which suffered from flooding, only those who are vaccinated against hepatitis A can receive 10 000 rubles from the Russian invaders.
Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina dies after Kramatorsk shelling
Writer Victoria Amelina, who was injured during the Russian attack on Kramatorsk on June 27, died in the hospital.
02 July 2023
Ukrainian flag from Bakhmut handed over to NATO Summit in Vilnius
At the border crossing point “Ustyluh”, the participants in the "Raise the Flag for Ukraine in NATO" marathon handed over the Ukrainian flag, which they received from the military from Bakhmut, to the Lithuanian athletes.
30 June 2023
Ukraine, Lithuania to cooperate on digitization of cultural heritage
The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy discussed with representatives of Lithuania the further cooperation on information security and digitization of cultural heritage of Ukraine.
Pope: War in Ukraine requires creative efforts on way to just peace
During a meeting with a delegation of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, Pope Francis recalled the war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine and emphasized the necessity of joint efforts to find ways to peace.
"Big Water" of Kakhovka Reservoir
The explosion of the hydroelectric power plant returned rivers to their historical channels, exposed flooded islands and threatened archaeological sites
29 June 2023
“Hopeless Times”: How Empire Prevented Us from Being Ukrainians
One of the obsessive topics of Kremlin propaganda is the “oppression” of Russians and the Russian language in Ukraine. As in other cases, ruscism simply reflects one’s own “sins.”
Ukrainian Minister announces return of several children illegally taken by Russia
Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk expects that in the near future it will be possible to return several more little Ukrainians who were illegally taken by Russia to their homeland.
28 June 2023
Guillaume Ribot, French documentary filmmaker, director of a film about Holodomor
Only now has the world begun to tell the truth about the Soviet crimes
Life Story: Happiness of Two Captives and Little Anna-Mariia
How the family of a military medic and a marine from Mariupol united after captivity and returned their 6-year-old daughter from the occupied territory
Russia places at least 1148 Ukrainian children under "preliminary guardianship"
In 2022, the Russian authorities transferred at least 1148 children abducted from Ukraine to Russian citizens for "preliminary guardianship," which is three times more than Russia has publicly stated.
Ukraine marks Constitution Day today
On June 28, Ukraine marks its public holiday, Constitution Day.
Occupiers deporting all political prisoners from Crimea to Russia’s remote regions — Chubarov
After the illegal trials, the occupiers did not leave a single political prisoner in Crimea, they are deported to remote regions of Russia.
Ombudsman: Ukrainian children held in 57 regions across Russia
Ukraine's authorities have currently recorded the residence of our children, abducted by the Russian Federation, in 57 regions of Russia.
Faith in Armed Forces, family, daily work help Ukrainians to remain resilient
During the war, Ukrainians' resilience is most strongly supported by their faith in the Armed Forces, communication with family and friends, and daily work.
27 June 2023
Absolute majority of citizens consider Ukraine successful country
More than 80% of Ukrainians consider Ukraine a successful country: 42% – definitely so, 40% – rather so.
Coronavirus quarantine ends in Ukraine on July 1
In Ukraine, the quarantine and state of emergency related to the coronavirus pandemic will end on July 1.
Ukrainian Ombudsman: Officially there are 365 illegal adoptions of our children in Russia
The Ombudsman's Office has official data on 365 illegal adoptions of Ukrainian children in the Russian Federation.
Frank Wilde. German stylist, friend of Ukraine for UNITED24
I could not but help Ukraine
26 June 2023
8.2M Ukrainians have gone abroad fleeing war – MP Shuliak
As a result of the full-scale war unleashed by Russia, 8.2 million residents of Ukraine have gone abroad.
Zelensky talks to military at filling station in Donetsk region
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has talked to the Ukrainian military at a filling station in the Donetsk region.
Zelensky talks to military at filling station in Donetsk region
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has talked to the Ukrainian military at a filling station in the Donetsk region.
Russians fine two Crimean Tatars for national flags in Crimea
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, Russians fined two Crimean Tatars, Rustem Kurnosov and Enver Useinov, for national flags.