Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

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How many firearms are in circulation in Ukraine: the official figure has already exceeded 1.16 million
Society
How many firearms are in circulation in Ukraine: the official figure has already exceeded 1.16 million

As of 1 April 2026, there were 812,000 officially registered owners of firearms and special equipment in Ukraine, who collectively possessed 1,166,001 firearms. Against this backdrop, the public debate on gun rights has reignited following the shooting in Kyiv, and new data from the National Police has revealed just how much the official picture has changed in recent years.

How much do actors earn in Ukrainian cinema? Komarovsky reveals the figures
Society
How much do actors earn in Ukrainian cinema? Komarovsky reveals the figures

Ukrainian director and producer Oleksiy Komarovsky has stated that leading and supporting actors in Ukrainian cinema can earn between 10,000 and 40,000 hryvnias per day of filming. He also noted that there are actors on the market whose fees can reach 2,000 dollars per shift.

Russia was recruiting children to carry out terrorist attacks in schools: the police and the SBU have apprehended two teenagers
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Russia was recruiting children to carry out terrorist attacks in schools: the police and the SBU have apprehended two teenagers

The National Police, in conjunction with the Security Service of Ukraine, have announced that they have foiled a series of terrorist attacks at educational institutions in the Kirovohrad and Odesa regions. Law enforcement officers have identified two minors whom, according to their information, Russian intelligence services were attempting to use to carry out mass killings of children in schools.

The hack of the Bundestag President’s Signal account has been linked to a Russian phishing campaign
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The hack of the Bundestag President’s Signal account has been linked to a Russian phishing campaign

The Signal account of Bundestag President Julia Klöckner has been the target of a cyberattack, which German authorities believe is linked to an ongoing phishing campaign targeting politicians and officials. According to Spiegel, international intelligence services hold Russia responsible for this wave of attacks, and the incident itself has already raised alarm among German security agencies.

SBU: ‘Somali’, a militant who fought against Ukraine, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison
Crime
SBU: ‘Somali’, a militant who fought against Ukraine, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison

According to the Security Service of Ukraine, a militant from the Russian-backed “Somali” group, who fought against Ukraine and later attempted to obtain Ukrainian documents in order to flee to the European Union, has been sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment with confiscation of property. The man was arrested in October 2025 in Volyn.

MP Venislavsky stated that “busification” is not widespread
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MP Venislavsky stated that “busification” is not widespread

Fedir Venislavskyi, a Member of Parliament and member of the parliamentary committee on national security, defence and intelligence, stated that it is allegedly incorrect to speak of “hundreds of cases of busification every day”, and that the problem itself, in his view, is not “widespread at all”. He voiced this view against the backdrop of high-profile scandals surrounding the TCC, particularly following the arrest in Odesa of a group of military personnel and a police officer in a case involving the extortion of money in exchange for deferrals.

‘Dii’ has launched new online services for veterans
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‘Dii’ has launched new online services for veterans

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has launched a new service, “Data from the Veterans’ Register”, in the Veteran Pro section of the “Diia” app, and has also updated the electronic Veteran’s Certificate. According to Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, the government is developing a policy of accessible digital services for veterans to ensure that accessing these services is as simple and convenient as possible.

The Pavlograd Chemical Plant deliberately supplied the Ukrainian Armed Forces with 233,000 defective mines
Crime
The Pavlograd Chemical Plant deliberately supplied the Ukrainian Armed Forces with 233,000 defective mines

The Security Service of Ukraine has stated that the former management of the Pavlohrad Chemical Plant deliberately supplied the Armed Forces of Ukraine with over 233,000 unserviceable mortar rounds. According to the investigation, this involves 100,000 82-mm and nearly 133,000 120-mm shells, with the loss to the state estimated at 3.3 billion hryvnias.

Italian court handed a Ukrainian child over to a foreign family despite a ban – Lubinets
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Italian court handed a Ukrainian child over to a foreign family despite a ban – Lubinets

Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada’s Commissioner for Human Rights, has stated that the Juvenile Court in Lecce, Italy, has placed a Ukrainian child with a foreign family, despite the ban on intercountry adoption currently in force in Ukraine. According to him, the child has a mother and biological sisters, and the Italian court’s decision grossly violates the child’s right to maintain family ties.

Магнітні бурі 23 квітня 2026 - вчені дали спокійний прогноз на кілька днів
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Магнітні бурі 23 квітня 2026 - вчені дали спокійний прогноз на кілька днів

23 квітня 2026 року магнітних бур на Землі не очікується. Британська геологічна служба повідомила, що швидкість сонячного вітру ще залишається підвищеною через вплив корональної діри, але вже 23-25 квітня геомагнітна ситуація має бути загалом спокійною.

Church holiday on 23 April 2026 – what not to do on St George’s Day
Society
Church holiday on 23 April 2026 – what not to do on St George’s Day

On 23 April 2026, according to the new church calendar, Orthodox Christians commemorate Saint George the Great Martyr. This day also falls on Thomas Thursday during Holy Week, when people pray for the dead, visit cemeteries, give alms and observe a number of church and folk customs.

UNICEF will allocate over $91 million to education in Ukraine in 2026
Economy
UNICEF will allocate over $91 million to education in Ukraine in 2026

UNICEF will allocate over US$91 million to support education in Ukraine in 2026. The funds will be channelled through the Annual Work Plan, which the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has signed with the newly appointed Head of the UNICEF Office in Ukraine, Anne-Claire Dufay.

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