The United Kingdom is preparing to provide Ukraine with an additional batch of cruise missiles. The supply was discussed during the president's visit to London.
Four companies of the DTEK holding sold approximately 12.75 million cubic metres of natural gas at the first export auctions following the ban. Deliveries are scheduled to take place via the Polish border by the end of the year.
President signed Decree No. 1038/2026, which approves a long-term action plan in the field of human rights. The document is aligned with Eurointegration commitments and martial law conditions.
In Montenegro, temporary protection status will now be granted only to Ukrainians who have fulfilled their military duty or been exempted from it, provided they resided in Ukraine before leaving.
Regulator PlayCity recovered over UAH 4.7 million from Slots Y.E. LLC for allowing third-party account top-ups and ignoring previous demands.
Power outages are not grounds for suspending the verification of military registration documents. Experts explain the rights of TCC representatives and how citizens should act in case of technical failures.
Russian soldier Leonid Ryzhikov described the details of the murder of a 60-year-old man and five fighters from the 72nd Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the village of Starytsia during interrogation.
State Customs Service employee detained for participating in criminal group that hired military-age men at customs for a fee to obtain deferments.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has officially appealed to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP). The reason for this was a complaint regarding potential violations of ethical conduct norms by the mayor of Dnipro, Boris Filatov. The bureau stated that the official made public statements containing insults directed at one of NABU's detectives.
The document raises the issue of whether such statements comply with legislative requirements. Specifically, it mentions adherence to Articles 37 and 38 of the Law of Ukraine “On Prevention of Corruption,” as well as general rules of ethical conduct for local self-government officials.
Bureau representatives emphasised respect for the right to criticise the activities of law enforcement agencies. At the same time, NABU is convinced that any public discourse must be based on arguments and respect for human dignity, rather than personal insults.
«Ми поважаємо право на критику діяльності правоохоронних органів, однак переконані, що публічна дискусія має ґрунтуватися на аргументах і повазі до людської гідності, а не на персональних образах. Очікуємо на належну правову оцінку НАЗК та реагування в межах повноважень.» (We respect the right to criticise the activities of law enforcement agencies, but we are convinced that public discourse must be based on arguments and respect for human dignity, rather than personal insults. We expect a proper legal assessment by NACP and action within its powers.)
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