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25 October 2023
Sixty percent of Ukrainians believe that Ukraine should defend its interests and not agree to certain demands of the European Union even if it delays its full-fledged membership.
Georgian authorities are not allowing into the country former Ukrainian prisoners from Kherson, whom the Russian invaders had previously taken to Russian colonies. Seven Ukrainians have been stuck at one of the border checkpoints for two weeks.
The majority of Ukrainians (59%) believe that effective attempts are being made by the government to fight corruption and positive developments are in place to this end, while 34% are convinced that recent corruption investigations are evidence of Ukraine's “hopeless corruption” so no positive change is observed.
As of today, 32 out of 44 medical institutions that were damaged and destroyed by shelling have been restored in the Zhytomyr region.
NGO Voyatskyi Vyzvil with the assistance of the Permanent Representation of Ukraine to the Council of Europe opened the exhibition "I am waiting for you!", timed with the 45th Congress of Local and Regional Authorities.
The invaders provoked a demographic crisis in Luhansk region as the population in the Russian-occupied areas has decreased by 40 percent since the incursion.
24 October 2023
Latvia’s Emergency Medical Service (NMPD), with the support of the Latvian government, has sent 61 used ambulances from its vehicle fleet to Ukraine.
The head of the Russian Gamaleya Center, which developed the 'Sputnik V' COVID-19 vaccine, Alexander Gintsburg, said that with the emergence of new strains, the vaccine "simply does not protect against coronavirus infection at all."
23 October 2023
The Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets says no international organization currently has access to the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
Pope Francis urged all citizens not to get used to any war in the world.
A radiation shelter is being built in the Fursy Lyceum in the Bila Tserkva district of the Kyiv region.
Multiple citizenship should become an element of state policy aimed at preserving and developing the global Ukrainian community.
Patients with mental illnesses were evacuated from Kherson region with the support of Doctors Without Borders and volunteers of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society.
Representatives of Ukraine took part in the two-day School Meals Coalition Global Summit.
22 October 2023
At the end of the meeting with pilgrims on Sunday, Pope Francis once again expressed his opinion on the developments in n the Holy Land, also mentioning “suffering Ukraine”.
Head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration Ruslan Kravchenko conducted an unscheduled inspection of the reconstruction of 60 private houses on Bahirova Street in Irpin town which are being restored with the regional budget funds.
Japan will launch a new program to help refugees from Ukraine. From April, Ukrainians will have the right to study the language and receive financial assistance.
Over the course of 2023, nearly 30,000 schoolchildren have returned to Kharkiv, and now there are 53,000 of them in the city.
The Olena Zelenska Foundation is launching a project to restore a children's creative and sports hub in Borodianka, Kyiv region.
21 October 2023
Canada has introduced a new temporary migration program that allows Ukrainians who are close relatives to Canadian nationals to obtain a permanent residence permit.
More than UAH 5.6 billion was allocated for payments to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in October.
Ukraine has managed to bring another three children back home.
In the temporarily occupied Crimea’s Simferopol, Russian law enforcers conducted a raid outside a local mosque, demanding that worshipers produce their IDs and detaining some of them.
On October 19, 2023, Ukrainian power engineers restored electricity supply services for 16.5 thousand consumers, who had been left without electricity due to hostilities.
20 October 2023
Following a joint meeting of the governments of Ukraine and Romania, the two countries agreed to start working on the creation of joint checkpoints. In this regard, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal expressed hope that similar checkpoints would be established with Poland in the near future.
In the Kyiv region, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) helped to renovate more than 2,200 detached houses, which had been damaged by Russian attacks.
The EU Temporary Protection Directive, which gives Ukrainian refugees the right to legally stay in the EU member states, was officially prolonged until March next year.
Power engineers have completed restoration work and resumed gas supply to all consumers in the Kharkiv region who were left without gas after Russian strikes on the gas distribution system (GDS).
People in Austria began to perceive and learn about Ukraine properly only after February 24, 2022, and this happened to a large extent due to thousands of displaced persons arriving in the country.