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In a number of Ukrainian cities, tariffs for centralised water supply and drainage may rise in June due to increased costs for water utilities.
In June 2026, the minimum wage in Ukraine remains at 8,647 UAH. The proposal to increase it to 11,183 UAH from July has already been withdrawn.
Following the Russian night-time attack on Kyiv on 2 June, traffic was temporarily suspended on seven streets in the capital.
On 2 June, according to the new church calendar, Ukraine commemorates Saint Nikiforos, Patriarch of Constantinople.
Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela has officially begun his third term following the Labour Party’s victory in the snap general election.
The government has expanded the list of categories under which Ukrainians, businesses and the state will be able to document the damage caused by Russian aggression with a view to future compensation.
In Ukraine, military personnel are being promised a substantial pay rise, particularly for those serving in infantry units on the front line.
There are calls in Ukraine to strengthen protection for bank customers whose money has been stolen from their cards or accounts by fraudsters.
An international study has shown that the injectable drug amivantamab can significantly shrink or completely eliminate tumours in some patients with head and neck cancer that has returned or spread following previous treatment. The trial involved 102 patients from 11 countries, and tumours were found to have completely disappeared in 15 people.
In June, the hryvnia stands a seasonal chance of strengthening, but the foreign exchange market will depend on external aid, the NBU’s policy, the euro exchange rate and the security situation.
Poland has stated that Volodymyr Zelenskyy should apologise to Karol Nawrocki for naming a Special Operations Forces unit after the “Heroes of the UPA”.
Ukraine is developing measures that could set clear terms of service for military personnel and introduce new conditions for enlistment.
