Leader of the so-called "DNR" Denis Pushilin stated that water supply difficulties persist and instructed the use of mobile reservoirs instead of the impossible rapid repair of infrastructure.
Since the start of the full-scale war, 66 Aston Martin vehicles have been registered in the country. Owners include relatives of MPs, major agribusinesses, and figures in anti-corruption cases.
Warsaw is reviewing air defence rules, allowing pilots to rely on radar data and information from Kyiv instead of visual confirmation.
The Russian Orthodox Church confirmed the loss of a relic containing the remains of Prince Dmitry of Donskoy, which was transported to the front to boost the morale of the occupiers.
American musician Sean Combs is reportedly spending significant sums on special services at the federal facility, including cleaning and massage, according to NBC News.
The autumn stage of the initiative will not launch as state funds have run out. The ministry emphasises the need to transition the programme to a permanent basis next year.
The Verkhovna Rada's temporary investigative committee has released evidence of mass customs violations. According to the committee, potential budget losses exceed one billion hryvnia.
European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius emphasised that direct Russian attacks on the Alliance's industrial capacities are considered an act of aggression entailing a collective response, although this sparked debate among diplomats.
Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces currently possess only 14% of the required number of medium-range drones needed to carry out combat missions. This was stated by a serviceman from the Magyar's Birds unit, known by the callsign Leon, in a comment to The Wall Street Journal.
According to Leon, Ukrainian military personnel have already identified thousands of potential targets on Russian territory, and crews are fully ready to strike them. However, the main obstacle to realising this potential remains the lack of the necessary number of unmanned aerial vehicles.
The research and engineering unit of the company Magyar's Birds manufactures up to 100,000 warheads per month on order, intended for strikes at short and medium ranges. This product is supplied to more than 12 other units, primarily within the Unmanned Systems Forces.
Meanwhile, Russian military personnel are actively adapting to strikes by Ukrainian medium-range UAVs. They covertly move personnel and ammunition using civilian transport to avoid detection. In addition, the Russians have increased the number of mobile fire groups specialising in shooting down Ukrainian drones.
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