Odesa apartment building damaged by Russian attack, 17 injured ↗
Front page leadA residential high-rise building in Odesa was damaged as a result of a Russian attack, with 17 people injured in the incident.
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A residential high-rise building in Odesa was damaged as a result of a Russian attack, with 17 people injured in the incident.
Donald Trump stated that he would meet with Vladimir Putin only when the war in Ukraine is nearing its end.
Footage has emerged depicting a shootout between Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) and the Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) in Kyiv.
President Zelensky announced that Ukraine will implement 'yellow' and 'red' air raid alerts, which will have distinct sound patterns.
The United States is negotiating with Ukraine regarding licenses for the production of Patriot missiles, according to the Secretary of State.
Russian forces struck Ukraine's largest pharmaceutical warehouse near Kyiv, with potential losses estimated in the billions.
President Zelensky has suggested that the Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration, Fedorov, should take charge of the Recovery Agency.
For the second consecutive night, Moscow airports suspended operations following warnings issued by President Zelensky.
The Estonian Minister of Defense is stepping down due to a scandal involving the procurement of artillery shells intended for Ukraine.
Following the shootout between Ukraine's intelligence agencies HUR and SBU, President Zelensky has announced that personnel changes will be made.
German media have identified two men responsible for an attack on a Ukrainian aircraft in Leipzig, reporting that they have connections to Russia.
An analysis of the current political dynamics involving the Cabinet of Ministers, the Office of the President, and the Rada as the new political season begins.
The Bulgarian government has granted an exception to sanctions against Russia, permitting the purchase of equipment for nuclear power plants.
Russian attacks have resulted in power outages affecting people in five Ukrainian regions, with additional restrictions in the Odesa region.
President Zelensky stated that Russia has no intention of de-escalating, citing destruction across 13 regions in a single night.
Highlighting the best performances by Ukrainian athletes at the US Open, including Svitolina's singles semi-final and Kichenok's doubles title.
Former Minister Koval has been ordered to pay the state 4.35 million hryvnias related to his mother-in-law's apartment.
Donald Trump has signed a funding bill into law, preventing a government shutdown during the election period.