Freshwater crisis may hit Crimea this fall - expert
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, water crisis may unfold as early as this fall if dry weather prevails. First of all, it will affect residents of Simferopol and the central part of Crimea.
Society and Culture
Another eight children from occupied areas back to safety in Ukraine
Eight children were returned from the temporarily occupied part of Kherson region to the Ukrainian-controlled territory.
Families of fallen National Guardsmen receive Orders of Courage
The families of the two fallen defenders were presented with the Order for Courage, III class.
Russian invaders destroy unique mosaic at Mariupol rail station
In the temporarily occupied Mariupol, the Russian invaders re-opened a railway station, having dismantled a unique mosaic panel, exhibited at the UN HQ in New York in 2019.
02 August 2024
In Ukraine, 87,000 children born since year-start
Over the six months of 2024, a total of 87,655 children have been born across Ukraine.
By exploiting topic of hunger, Russia pursues attempts to sow chaos
Russia’s media platforms are actively spinning reports allegedly coming from the "pro-Russian underground movement" in Ukraine claiming that Ukraine transports "military goods and soldiers” by trains disguised as those carrying batches of grain.
Another 700,000 Ukrainians may go abroad in next two years - NBU
The deterioration of the energy situation and the slow normalization of economic conditions in Ukraine will cause a greater outflow of migrants abroad in 2024-2025 than previously expected.
Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra performs in NY
The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra, led by the Ukrainian-Canadian conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson, was held in New York’s Metropolitan Cathedral of St. John the Theologian on Thursday, attended by hundreds of spectators, including diplomats accredited to the United Nations.
Russia pushing fake story of pro-Palestine rally in Kyiv - disinfo watchdog
Russian propaganda sources are circulating fake reports claiming a rally in support of Palestine was allegedly held in Kyiv’s Sofia Square.
Ambassador meets with Ukrainian children who arrived at summer camp in Latvia
Ambassador of Ukraine Anatoliy Kutsevol met with a group of Ukrainian children who had arrived at a summer camp in Latvia.
Commander of NG: Our task is to ensure treatment and rehabilitation of soldiers released from captivity
The National Guard considers one of its main tasks to be ensuring quality treatment and rehabilitation of soldiers released from Russian captivity.
01 August 2024
PM: 47 humanitarian demining operators already operating in Ukraine
There are currently 47 humanitarian demining operators in Ukraine.
31 July 2024
Underground, above-ground bomb shelters: Shmyhal instructs that schools be prepared for offline education
The government's priorities in the field of education today are to arrange safe learning conditions and provide offline education wherever possible.
Bulgaria extends support program for Ukrainian refugees until 2025
The interim government of Bulgaria has extended the state support scheme for the accommodation of Ukrainian refuges until the end of this year.
Lubinets appeals to Moskalkova on death of Azov regiment driver in Russian captivity
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets sent an immediate letter to the Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova regarding the death of Mariupol defender Oleksandr Ishchenko in Russian captivity.
Police deny providing additional security to Farion murder suspect
Viacheslav Zinchenko, the suspect in the murder of nationalist former lawmaker Iryna Farion, was not provided with additional security, and the issue concerns only enhanced security measures while he is in custody.
In UK, Ukrainian diaspora sent medical equipment to Ukraine
The Ukrainian Women's Organization (OUZ) in Coventry (UK) has purchased and sent medical equipment and hygiene products to Ukraine as part of the Save a Life charity event.
At least 361 people abducted from TOT of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions since 2022 - CTRC
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, at least 361 people have been abducted by Russians in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, including 101 representatives of the Crimean Tatar people.
30 July 2024
Lawyer: Simultaneous transfer of five political prisoners to Russia may be connected with exchange attempt
The phasing out of five political prisoners in Russia, known in the West, within a few days may be related to an attempt to exchange them.
Another 165 bomb shelters need to be built for schools in frontline regions - Fedorov
Another 165 bomb shelters need to be built for schools in the frontline regions in Ukraine.
Offline education for children wherever possible among government priorities – Zelensky
Offline education for children wherever possible due to the shelters is among the priorities of the Ukrainian government.
Russian propaganda fake: Health Ministry refutes information about spread of Dengue fever in Ukraine
The Ministry of Health has refuted information about the spread of Dengue fever in Ukraine.
This year, 121 Ukrainians received the status of victims of human trafficking
According to the National Social Service, since the beginning of 2024, 121 Ukrainians have received the status of a victim of human trafficking.
Japan to continue to support Ukraine in culture and media sector – ministry
At a meeting in Kyiv, acting Minister of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine Rostyslav Karandieiev and Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan Moriyama Masahito discussed cooperation and support for Ukraine in the culture sector.
Kremlin wants Ukraine to be associated with terrorism - rights activists
The aggressor has developed a "comprehensive plan to combat terrorism", in which the words "Ukraine" and "terrorism" seem almost synonymous.
Spanish agency AECID plans to join humanitarian demining in Ukraine
The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) will consider participating in humanitarian demining projects and co-financing them.
29 July 2024
Lviv doctors remove malignant kidney tumour from two-year-old girl
Doctors at the St Nicholas Children's Hospital of the First Medical Association of Lviv removed a giant malignant kidney tumour from a two-year-old resident of Ternopil, Mariia.
Ferris wheel on Podil in Kyiv is being checked after cable broke on cable car
Law enforcement agencies are checking the operation of the Ferris Wheel attraction in Podil after a man died as a result of a cable break on a cable car across the Dnipro in Kyiv.
Almost 4,000 convicts join Army to defend nation - MP
A total of 3,823 convicted citizens have already deployed at the frontlines as part of the Ukrainian defense forces after signing a contract.