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The front page of Ukrainska Pravda focuses heavily on the ongoing war in Ukraine, with multiple reports on Russian missile attacks in Kharkiv and Odesa, and President Zelenskyy's statement on the scale of these attacks. Other prominent stories include reports on military losses, a strike on…
Ukrainian sources claim that special forces have struck a Russian S-400 air defense system in Gelendzhik, a system previously used to launch missiles at Ukraine.
The number of casualties in Kharkiv following a Russian strike has increased to 23, with search operations underway for people trapped under the debris.
President Zelenskyy stated that Russia fired 61 missiles at Ukraine in the past week, with 56 of them following a ballistic trajectory.
Russia launched a massive missile attack on Odesa, causing damage and injuring 8 people.
Russian forces conducted a large-scale overnight missile attack on the Odesa region, though the Ukrainian Air Force has not disclosed the exact number of missiles used.
The son of US President Biden reported that his father's health condition has deteriorated.
Movement on the 'Odesa-Reni' highway has been restricted following Russian strikes, preventing passage to border checkpoints with Moldova.
Bulgaria has summoned the Ukrainian ambassador in response to an incident involving a drone.
Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has advanced to the quarterfinals of a major tournament held in Toronto.
Turkey has urged for a moratorium on attacks targeting vessels in the Black Sea.
A Telegram chat that was used to coordinate protests in support of Fedorov has been deleted following the detention of its administrator.
An article titled 'War and Media' by Pavlo Kazaryn.
A company has been ordered to pay 24.88 million UAH for failing to deliver drones to the Ukrainian Armed Forces on time.
A video shows a dolphin mother in Australia carrying its deceased calf, an act interpreted as a display of grief.
A special project focusing on women who invest in their personal development and how knowledge serves as their initial capital.
Iran has communicated its conditions to the United States for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Following shelling, parts of Odesa are experiencing disruptions in water supply and communication services.
The risk of a nuclear power plant shutdown in Romania has been mitigated by an increase in the Danube River's water levels.
The Public Health Center has released a list of beaches across Ukraine deemed safe for swimming in 2026.
Following one of the most extensive attacks by Russia, the Odesa region is experiencing partial power outages.
A deputy in Kosovo's parliament reportedly threw eggs at the prime minister during a session.
