The US Institute for the Study of War recorded a slight decline in the rate of destroying enemy jet-powered UAVs against the backdrop of satellite communication issues.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced an updated bill providing for stricter liability for violations of mobilisation legislation.
Metal structures housing water vending machines have appeared in residential areas of Obolon. Residents are asking who authorised their installation and whether neighbours' opinions were taken into account.
Law enforcement officers at the Krakivets and Ughrinyv border crossings detained two batches of undeclared Apple equipment, seizing six smartphones and 219 components.
A court in Chernihiv region sentenced Viktor Mishchuk, who hit and killed a cyclist while intoxicated, to 5.5 years in prison.
Parliament passed Law No. 13478-1, which restores open competitions for positions in state bodies and local government, while preserving the preferential rights of military veterans.
Leaders of the "Student List" announced plans to ban the supply of Serbian weapons to conflict zones and to end sanctions against the Russian Federation.
Former minister and head of the state concern Ukroboronprom, Herman Smetanin, registered three business entities in Kyiv within a few months of his dismissal, serving as the ultimate beneficiary in each.
Representatives of the Serbian political movement Student List firmly rejected the statements made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. The movement, which, according to sources, won the recent parliamentary elections, emphasised that Belgrade will not change its position regarding Moscow and does not plan to introduce sanctions against Russia.
In a comment to Russian media, movement representative Jovo Bakic emphasised that Serbia will continue to regard Russia as an important historical partner.
“Ми поважаємо Росію і як велику державу, і як історично важливого для нас партнера, а в багатьох випадках — і захисника. У цьому питанні жодних змін не буде” (We respect Russia both as a great power and as a historically important partner for us, and in many cases — a protector. There will be no changes in this matter), Bakic stated.
According to the politician, potential sanctions from Serbia would hardly have a significant impact on Russia, but would be a negative symbolic step.
Bakic also made it clear that the country has no intention of abandoning Russian gas, despite pressure from the European Commission.
“Ми тут не для того, щоб задовольняти іноземців, а для того, щоб діяти в наших національних інтересах” (We are not here to please foreigners, but to act in our national interests), the Student List representative emphasised.
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