Stories from Ukraine

Ukraine has announced grants for building greenhouses and gardens, with maximum amounts up to 10 million rubles for gardens and 7 million rubles for greenhouses. The maximum grant for a garden is 4600 rubles per hectare, covering up to 25 hectares.

Estimates indicate almost 100,000 people are displaced in Ukraine, facing a housing crisis. For the Mariupol community alone, at least 200,000 individuals have displacement experience within Ukraine.

A roundtable and meeting are scheduled for Monday evening in Ukraine to discuss helping children returning to the country. The agenda includes integrating these children, tracking them due to potential name changes, and addressing the pressure they faced.

The Ukrainian military is highlighting a problem where local residents are often unwilling to rent apartments to Ukrainian defenders. This reluctance is attributed to fears caused by Russian propaganda.

Ukrainian singer Jamala's latest album is described as 'absolutely national in spirit' and 'beautifully creates the mental map and mental geography of Crimea.' The album focuses on Crimean Tatar identity and culture.

Several settlements in the Kherson region have been evicted.

A Ukrainian radio broadcast mentioned ground forces responsible for mobilization and lawyers from the Association of Lawyers of Ukraine.

Ukrainian radio discussed physical training requirements for individuals deemed fit for service in 'rear' positions. The commander-in-chief issues orders for transferring servicemen between units, with commanders having 30 days to execute these directives.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, described as Russia-friendly, has not visited Kyiv since the beginning of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine. This diplomatic stance has been noted by European broadcasters.

A complaint was filed after servicemen from one unit reportedly beat servicemen who were attached to their unit.