Dmitro Shevchuk

Dmitro Shevchuk

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Italy has proposed the creation of a continental defence alliance involving Ukraine
Politics
Italy has proposed the creation of a continental defence alliance involving Ukraine

Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto has stated that the future European security system must extend beyond the European Union. According to him, Ukraine and a number of other European states should join this model of cooperation.

Ukroboronprom has sacked the managers of two factories following the tragedy in Vyshneve
Society
Ukroboronprom has sacked the managers of two factories following the tragedy in Vyshneve

Ukrainian Defence Industry JSC has dismissed the heads of two state-owned defence sector enterprises following explosions in Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast. The reason given was a breach of legislation and regulations on the safe storage of weapons.

Sick leave in Ukraine in 2026: how much you can take and how to avoid losing your benefits
Society
Sick leave in Ukraine in 2026: how much you can take and how to avoid losing your benefits

In Ukraine, there is no fixed annual limit on the number of sick days, provided the illness is confirmed by medical documents. Payments depend not on the number of days, but on the length of insurance cover, the employee’s status and whether the electronic sick note has been completed correctly.

Zelenskyy announced redundancies at Ukroboronprom following Russia’s strike on an ammunition depot in Vyshneve
War
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Zelenskyy announced redundancies at Ukroboronprom following Russia’s strike on an ammunition depot in Vyshneve

A criminal investigation has been launched following the Russian strike on an ammunition depot belonging to one of Ukroboronprom’s subsidiaries in Vyshneve. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that those responsible will be held to account, and that there will be dismissals at Ukroboronprom.

Over 40 per cent of Poles consider military aid to Ukraine to be excessive
International Relations
Over 40 per cent of Poles consider military aid to Ukraine to be excessive

Almost 45 per cent of Poles believe that Poland provided too much military aid to Ukraine following the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. At the same time, over a third of those surveyed described the level of support as adequate.

The NATO summit in Ankara cemented the new role of Europe and Ukraine within the Alliance’s security framework
Politics
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The NATO summit in Ankara cemented the new role of Europe and Ukraine within the Alliance’s security framework

During the NATO summit in Ankara, the allies focused on strengthening the Alliance’s defence capabilities, developing the defence industry and increasing European states’ responsibility for their own security. For the first time, Ukraine was explicitly recognised in the final declaration as a country contributing to the security of the Euro-Atlantic area.

The court has remanded Vladislav Reut, an officer of the Main Intelligence Directorate, in custody in connection with the ‘Monaco’ case
Crime
The court has remanded Vladislav Reut, an officer of the Main Intelligence Directorate, in custody in connection with the ‘Monaco’ case

The Pechersk District Court in Kyiv has imposed a pre-trial measure on Vladislav Reut, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, who is a suspect in the ‘Monaco’ case. He has been remanded in custody for 60 days without the right to bail.

Navrotsky and Zelenskyy have not resolved their historical disputes: what the Polish president said
Politics
Navrotsky and Zelenskyy have not resolved their historical disputes: what the Polish president said

Президент Польщі Кароль Навроцький заявив, що під час зустрічі з Володимиром Зеленським на саміті НАТО в Анкарі сторонам не вдалося вирішити історичні питання. Попри це він назвав розмову конструктивною та наголосив, що Київ і Варшава мають продовжувати діалог через спільну загрозу з боку Росії.

The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 3,685
Events
The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 3,685

Venezuela is still dealing with the aftermath of two powerful earthquakes that struck on 24 June. According to official figures, the death toll has risen to 3,685, and thousands of people remain homeless.

Work has begun on installing new air defence systems on the Moscow Ring Road
War
Work has begun on installing new air defence systems on the Moscow Ring Road

Air defence systems have been spotted being installed on the Moscow Ring Road near the ‘Mega’ shopping centre. This comes against the backdrop of an increase in drone attacks on Russian regions, particularly Moscow.

A Z-blogger who called for the destruction of Ukraine has been placed on a wanted list after fleeing the front line
Society
A Z-blogger who called for the destruction of Ukraine has been placed on a wanted list after fleeing the front line

Russian Z-blogger Yegor Guzenko, known by the call sign ‘Thirteenth’, has been placed on a wanted list after deserting his post. Prior to this, he had for years supported the war against Ukraine, called for a general mobilisation in Russia and publicly demanded a more aggressive approach to the fighting.

Russia’s return to the Olympics: will the flag and national anthem be permitted following the IOC’s decision?
Sports
Russia’s return to the Olympics: will the flag and national anthem be permitted following the IOC’s decision?

Міжнародний олімпійський комітет тимчасово відновив членство Олімпійського комітету Росії, але це не означає автоматичного повернення російського прапора, гімну чи національної збірної на Олімпіаду-2028. Остаточні умови участі російських спортсменів у Іграх у Лос-Анджелесі МОК поки не визначив.

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