The Armed Forces of Ukraine Law Enforcement Service officially refuted online reports of two prisoners of war escaping and the shooting of an AFU Law Enforcement Service vehicle.
The French leader stressed the need to seek global solutions to end the war, stating that local ceasefires are insufficient.
Italian law enforcement detained a 22-year-old man who was preparing explosions at a synagogue and a mosque in a Milan suburb.
The French government announced funding for the modernisation of educational institutions and changes to the higher education system in response to youth demonstrations.
Ukrainian President stated that Moscow plans to use Belarusian territory for ballistic weapon launches, creating additional threats to the country's western regions.
Russian troops hit Lozova with a missile and Izium with a guided aerial bomb. Six men were hospitalised in Lozova, while ten people were injured in Izium, where search operations are ongoing.
Ukrainian customs confirmed the import of the coffin containing the former State Duma deputy's body but concealed route details. Border guards and Vinnytsia city authorities failed to provide clear explanations regarding the burial circumstances.
Chernivtsi court convicted Tetiana Ungurian-Urs of organising a network that arranged fictitious guardianship for $3,000, allowing men to avoid conscription and leave the country.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu unveiled a package of measures aimed at improving learning conditions. These decisions were made against the backdrop of mass youth protests demanding attention to the state of the country's education system.
According to a post by the head of government on the social network X, €1bn is allocated for the renewal of university building funds. A further €4bn will be directed as loans with preferential rates to regions so they can carry out repairs at school facilities.
In addition to repairing premises, the government has committed to reviewing financial support for students. Starting in 2027, grants will be adjusted to account for the inflation rate.
Furthermore, expanded opportunities for higher education students have been announced: 15,000 additional places in higher education institutions will be created in 2027 and 2028. In addition, 500 new teaching posts will be established, along with 500 positions for psychologists, nurses, and social workers.
The government plans to limit the number of students in classes and introduce a guaranteed one-hour lunch break.
The Parcoursup system for admission to French universities will be replaced in 2028. In 2027, it is promised to become more transparent.
As Sébastien Lecornu noted, the development of these changes was based on an analysis of appeals received from 3,000 lyceums across the country.
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