Stories from Ukraine

Hungary has returned stolen money and assets belonging to Oschketbank to Ukraine. The value and specific nature of the returned assets were not disclosed. This action follows the identification of the assets as stolen.

Ukrainian personnel have demined and neutralized 1,151 explosive pyrotechnic objects since the beginning of this year.

The volume of wallets in Ukraine has reached more than 1 billion and 8 million hryvnia.

Mark Rutte confirmed that the delivery of anti-ballistic missiles for Ukraine is continuing as per previous agreements. He also stated that he voted for an additional $200 million contribution to the program.

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced upcoming personnel changes in the government. The Cabinet will soon update deputy ministers and strengthen communication with parliament regarding vacant ministerial posts.

Russian propaganda television broadcasts in occupied areas of Ukraine have ceased following the loss of a Russian satellite. Residents can still access Russian channels but must reconfigure equipment to do so.

The Turkish navy has estimated that approximately 400 mines have been placed in the Black Sea. These mines pose a threat to shipping and include objects that may have become drifting. The assessment follows threats to bomb Odessa and other major Ukrainian coastal ports.

Patrol police stated that the advantage of using the Euro-protocol is the removal of the need to call police to an accident scene. Drivers can leave the scene immediately after completing the documentation.

Lawyer Yuri Belaus has proposed to Lyudmila Kizilova that she pursue justice through Ukrainian courts. Kizilova's husband, Valery Kizilov, was killed and their home was destroyed during the Russian occupation of Bucha in March 2022.

Ukraine blames Russian occupying forces for the current situation in Oleski. Russia attributes the damage to Ukrainian bombardments. The city is located on the front line. Residents in Oleski report being stuck in basements due to Russian occupation and mined roads.