Diana Shevchenko

Diana Shevchenko

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Book Arsenal 2026: the festival’s most anticipated events that are well worth a visit
Events
Book Arsenal 2026: the festival’s most anticipated events that are well worth a visit

The 14th International Book Arsenal Festival will take place in Kyiv from 28 to 31 May. ThePublic highlights the festival events worth attending over the four days and the books worth buying.

Putin’s motorcade in Astana was accompanied by armoured vehicles, a helicopter and what is believed to be an electronic warfare vehicle
Politics
Putin’s motorcade in Astana was accompanied by armoured vehicles, a helicopter and what is believed to be an electronic warfare vehicle

As Vladimir Putin travelled through the streets of Astana, his motorcade was accompanied by armoured vehicles, a military helicopter and a vehicle fitted with a roof-mounted structure that may have been an electronic warfare system.

Russia would lose a third of its troops within 10 days in the event of a war with NATO
War
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Russia would lose a third of its troops within 10 days in the event of a war with NATO

Former US military personnel and Pentagon officials have conducted a military simulation of a potential Russian invasion of Lithuania. One of the scenarios envisaged an attack from three directions simultaneously and a delayed response from NATO allies.

Umerov is holding talks in Berlin with representatives from Germany, France and the UK
Politics
Umerov is holding talks in Berlin with representatives from Germany, France and the UK

Rustem Umerov, Chair of the Ukrainian National Security and Defence Committee and chief negotiator, has arrived in Berlin for talks with national security advisers from Germany, France and the UK. The meeting is taking place against the backdrop of fresh Russian threats of strikes on Kyiv and discussions regarding Ukraine’s prospects for EU membership.

The State Bureau of Investigation has exposed a lawyer for demanding $9,000 to have a case involving a special forces soldier closed and to have him removed from the wanted list
Crime
The State Bureau of Investigation has exposed a lawyer for demanding $9,000 to have a case involving a special forces soldier closed and to have him removed from the wanted list

Officers from the State Bureau of Investigations have exposed a lawyer who, according to the investigation, demanded $9,000 from a serviceman in exchange for closing a case concerning unauthorised absence from his unit and removing him from the wanted list. He was arrested after the second instalment of the money had been handed over.

The SSU has detained a Russian agent who was coordinating the attack on Kyiv on 24 May
Crime
The SSU has detained a Russian agent who was coordinating the attack on Kyiv on 24 May

The Counter-Intelligence Directorate of the Security Service of Ukraine has detained a Russian agent who was coordinating one of the largest-scale air strikes on Kyiv on the night of 24 May. He was detained the following day after the attack whilst conducting reconnaissance near a Ministry of Defence facility.

Dissatisfaction with Putin is growing in Russia against the backdrop of the war and economic problems
Politics
Dissatisfaction with Putin is growing in Russia against the backdrop of the war and economic problems

Disappointment with Vladimir Putin is growing among the Russian elite and the general public due to the protracted war against Ukraine and the deteriorating economic situation. At the same time, according to sources, the Russian president himself has no plans to change course and is determined to continue the hostilities.

A suspect in a series of thefts following the Russian Federation’s attack has been arrested in Kyiv
Society
A suspect in a series of thefts following the Russian Federation’s attack has been arrested in Kyiv

In Kyiv, law enforcement officers have arrested a man suspected of a series of burglaries at flats damaged during a night-time missile attack by the Russian Federation. The suspect took advantage of the fact that residents were in shelters and broke into homes in the Podil district

Ukraine has struck the Tamanneftegaz terminal and Russian ships
War
Ukraine has struck the Tamanneftegaz terminal and Russian ships

On 23 May and during the night of 24 May, the Ukrainian military carried out strikes against a number of Russian military targets and infrastructure. Among the targets hit were the Tamanneftegaz oil terminal in the Krasnodar Krai, supply depots used by the occupying forces, and ships at the Novorossiysk naval base

The Kerch Bridge has been closed again in Crimea
War
The Kerch Bridge has been closed again in Crimea

On the morning of 24 May, traffic on the Kerch Bridge was temporarily halted. The restrictions remained in place for over three hours following reports of an explosion in the temporarily occupied Crimea and statements by the Russian Ministry of Defence regarding a drone attack

The Ternopil Regional Emergency Medical Service has reported the death of a man
Society
The Ternopil Regional Emergency Medical Service has reported the death of a man

A conscript has died in Ternopil on the premises of the regional recruitment and social support centre. The incident occurred on the evening of 23 May

Russia deployed the 'Oreshnik' during its latest night-time attack
War
Russia deployed the 'Oreshnik' during its latest night-time attack

During a massive Russian attack on the night of 24 May, the occupying forces launched 90 missiles, around 600 attack drones and a missile from the ‘Oreshnik’ system at Bila Tserkva

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