Dmytro Lubinets and Yana Lantratova are personally present in Kherson Oblast, overseeing the evacuation of city residents as part of a humanitarian mission.
Circulating letters containing malicious links for installing remote access software among state bodies.
Energy commodity quotes rose amid cooling weather and fears of renewed US military action against Iran, while storage levels remain below seasonal norms.
The crash of an unmanned aerial vehicle on the grounds of a garage co-op in Poltava caused fires and injured two men aged 71 and 73.
A serviceman of the 100th Separate Mechanized Brigade, who progressed from infantryman to drone pilot, was killed in the Kostiantynivka area.
The EU's foreign policy chief stressed the need to maintain resolve, acknowledging that it is becoming increasingly difficult for the public to explain the reasons for continued support for Kyiv.
The US defence department called on allies to restrain statements on Russia to avoid hindering diplomacy. European governments fear key decisions on the continent's security will be made without Europe's participation.
Investigation established that ignoring the valuation of defence land meant the state received half the intended housing for military personnel. Indictments have been sent to court.
Ukrainska Pravda journalist Mykhailo Tkach emphasised that his detention by Austrian special forces in Vienna was a consequence of complaints received from the entourage of former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko and businessman Volodymyr Galanternyk, who is wanted by the NABU. According to Tkach, he was mistakenly identified as a member of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR).
According to UP's investigation, staff at an elite residential complex in Vienna, where Kravchenko and Galanternyk were likely staying, repeatedly informed the police about so-called "suspicious surveillance". These reports, the journalist believes, triggered the forceful operation.
Austrian special forces detained journalist Mykhailo Tkach and cameraman Yaroslav Bondarenko by smashing the window of their car. In the Austrian investigation materials, Bondarenko was mistakenly linked to HUR personnel, while Tkach was identified as a military intelligence officer based on a snapshot from a car rental company's camera.
As established by UP, the investigation only realised this error five days after the incident. During the interrogation, the journalists explained to the law enforcement officers that their goal was to locate Kravchenko.
Austrian law enforcement officers checked the residence register (ZMR), confirmed Tkach's legal registration at the relevant address, and released the filming crew. UP sources indicate that the repair of the car damaged during the special forces' actions was later paid for by the Austrian police itself.
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