Ukrenergo creates Ethics and Anti-Corruption Committee
The Supervisory Board of Ukrenergo has established an Ethics and Anti-Corruption Committee aimed at strengthening independent oversight of integrity-related matters.
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Russian drones attack Kharkiv, hits reported
Russian occupiers attacked Kharkiv with drones, and impacts were recorded in one of the city's districts.
IMF announces conditions for launching new program for Ukraine
The IMF Executive Board will make a decision on a new program for Ukraine only after the authorities fulfill the preconditions and financing guarantees are secured within the framework of the new agreements.
OSCE chief skips naming Russia as aggressor again at Ministerial Council
During his speech in Vienna, OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioğlu did not once refer to Russia as an aggressor state, did not mention its responsibility for the war against Ukraine, and failed to highlight Russia’s systematic violations of all principles of the Helsinki Final Act.
Zelensky: Cyprus’s 2026 EU presidency could mark breakthrough in Ukraine’s accession talks
President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Cyprus’s presidency of the Council of the European Union, which will begin in January 2026, could be historic in terms of opening negotiation clusters for Ukraine.
Ihor Michalchyshyn, Executive Director of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress
We can never say it’s enough support for Ukraine
UK, Norway to create joint fleet to counter Russian underwater threats
The United Kingdom and Norway will sign a defense agreement allowing the two countries to operate a joint fleet of frigates to counter Russian underwater threats in the North Atlantic.
Ukrainian ambassador: entire Greek villages near Mariupol relocated to Cyprus
Entire Greek villages near Mariupol, including Sartana, have relocated to Cyprus. Our compatriots quickly find work on the island and integrate into the community while preserving their national identity.
Drones attack chemical plant in Russia’s Stavropol region
In Nevynnomyssk, Stavropol Krai, unmanned aerial vehicles attacked a chemical plant.
Ukraine’s Ambassador hints at possible “good news” in military cooperation with Cyprus
Ukraine’s Ambassador Serhii Nizhynskyi hopes for “good news” in the field of defense cooperation with Cyprus in the near future.
International partners hand over 13 vehicles to Ukrainian police in frontline areas
International partners have provided 13 vehicles to the National Police of Ukraine for use by community police officers (CPOs) in frontline regions.
Over 99% of boiler houses operating in Ukraine – Regional Development Ministry
As of December 3, more than 99% of boiler houses across Ukraine are operational, and 99% of the housing stock is connected to heating, according to Deputy Minister for Communities and Territories Development Kostiantyn Kovalchuk.
Naftogaz imports 4.4 bcm of gas since May
Since May 2025, Naftogaz Group has imported around 4.4 billion cubic meters of natural gas to prepare for the heating season, with total imports expected to exceed 5 billion cubic meters by year‑end.
Collapse of Rosneft's revenues threatens related sectors of Russia's economy – intelligence
A steep decline in the financial performance of Rosneft could trigger a chain reaction of reduced solvency in related sectors such as logistics, oilfield services, and machine building.
Court sentences Russian agent who helped Russian forces advance in Pokrovsk to 15 years in prison
A female agent of Russia's FSB, who directed airstrikes and artillery fire on Defense Forces positions in Donetsk region, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison with confiscation of property.
03 December 2025
Sikorski: Ukraine’s war outcome could depend on reparations loan
The outcome of the Russia-Ukraine war could depend on granting Ukraine a reparations loan.
FM Sybiha meets with Rutte ahead of NUC meeting
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte ahead of today's Ukraine–NATO Council (NUC) meeting.
European Commission presents two measures for providing financial support to Ukraine in 2026–2027
To bolster Ukraine's financial resilience amidst the ongoing Russian war of aggression, the European Commission today proposes two solutions to address Ukraine's financing needs for 2026-2027: EU borrowing and a Reparations Loan.
Parliament approves state budget for 2026
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has approved bill No. 14000, “On the State Budget of Ukraine for 2026,” in its second reading and as a whole.
Mandates of significant part of supervisory boards of main state energy companies to be terminated – Zelensky
President Volodymyr Zelensky said that today the mandates of a substantial part of the supervisory boards of major state-owned energy companies will be terminated, following a meeting with Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko.
Owner of oil tanker damaged near Senegal ceases all Russian operations
The Turkish company Besiktas Shipping, which owns the oil tanker damaged after four external explosions off the coast of Senegal last week, is ending all Russia-related shipping operations.
Residents report explosion in Kharkiv, two injured
An explosion happened in Kharkiv, leaving two people injured.
Erdogan: Turkey maintains contacts with Ukraine and Russia to revive Istanbul process
Turkey maintains contacts with Ukraine and Russia to intensify the Istanbul negotiation process and is ready to contribute to establishing a just and lasting peace.
General Staff: Bild report on complete capture of Pokrovsk by Russians false
Ukrainian defense forces continue their defensive operation in Pokrovsk. Information published by the German newspaper Bild about the complete capture of the city by Russian troops and the “end of the battle” is not true.
Druzhba oil pipeline blown up in Russia - source
On the first night of winter in Russia, an explosion occurred on the Druzhba oil pipeline, through which Russian oil continues to be supplied to some European countries, fueling the aggressor's financial and military capabilities.
AFU establishing additional logistics routes to Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad
Ukrainian defenders are organizing additional logistics routes to Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad to ensure uninterrupted supply to units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
War update: over 200 combat engagements in 24 hrs, Pokrovsk under heaviest assault
There were 201 combat engagements between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian invaders on the frontline in the past 24 hours, on December 2.
Donetsk region remains main point of dispute in negotiations – Rubio
The United States is working on resolving the war in Ukraine and seeks to help the conflicting sides overcome their differences, but the decision to end hostilities will be made by Kyiv and Moscow.
Drone operators destroy three Russian shelters on Kursk axis
Fighters from the Steel Border strike UAV unit of the Border Guard Brigade destroyed three shelters used by the Russian invaders on the Kursk axis.
Canada to become first non-European country to join SAFE initiative
Canada has completed negotiations on its participation in the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) program and will become the first non-European country to take part in this defense initiative.