Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

Journalist

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Ukraine is using real-time satellite imagery to speed up drone strikes
War
Ukraine is using real-time satellite imagery to speed up drone strikes

The Ukrainian military has started receiving commercial satellite imagery in near real time directly on their own devices. This enables them to identify targets more quickly and reduce the time between receiving intelligence and launching strikes.

Business
The US and Japan are investing $1 billion in the development of AI projects

The governments of the United States and Japan have agreed to invest $1 billion (500 million each) in the development of artificial intelligence research projects as part of a five-year plan.

A new public holiday is to be introduced in Ukraine — Unmanned Systems Day
Society
A new public holiday is to be introduced in Ukraine — Unmanned Systems Day

A new public holiday is to be introduced in Ukraine – 11 June will become Unmanned Systems Day. The President is currently drafting the relevant decree.

From sweltering heat to sudden thunderstorms: what weather can Ukrainians expect this weekend, 6–7 June
Society
From sweltering heat to sudden thunderstorms: what weather can Ukrainians expect this weekend, 6–7 June

The weather in Ukraine on 6–7 June will be warm, typical of summer. However, short showers are likely in some parts of many regions, and the air in Kyiv may turn cooler on Sunday.

Azerbaijan reports that five of its citizens have been killed in a strike on vessels in the Sea of Azov
Politics
Azerbaijan reports that five of its citizens have been killed in a strike on vessels in the Sea of Azov

The Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that five of its citizens were killed during an attack on vessels in the Sea of Azov.

Ukraine is simplifying the entry procedure for young people wishing to return from the temporarily occupied territories
Politics
Ukraine is simplifying the entry procedure for young people wishing to return from the temporarily occupied territories

The government is simplifying the entry procedure into Ukraine from the temporarily occupied territories or from Russia for young people born after 24 August 1991.

The exhumation of the remains of Poles has been authorised in the Lviv, Ternopil and Volyn regions
Politics
The exhumation of the remains of Poles has been authorised in the Lviv, Ternopil and Volyn regions

The State Interdepartmental Commission has authorised the exhumation of the remains of Polish soldiers and civilians buried in Ukraine. The investigations will take place in Lviv and the Lviv region, as well as in Volyn and the Ternopil region.

A Ukrainian woman attempted to smuggle the tusks of an endangered walrus into Poland. She now faces imprisonment
Crime
A Ukrainian woman attempted to smuggle the tusks of an endangered walrus into Poland. She now faces imprisonment

Polish customs officials discovered two tusks from an Arctic walrus, a species protected under the Washington Convention, in the luggage of a 66-year-old Ukrainian woman. She now faces imprisonment.

The free sale of petrol has been completely halted in Crimea
Economy
The free sale of petrol has been completely halted in Crimea

Restrictions on the sale of petrol have been introduced in at least 15 regions of Russia, as well as in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

A further 185 soldiers have returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity
War
A further 185 soldiers have returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity

A further 185 servicemen and one civilian have returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity.

A sitting judge – the president of the Poltava District Court – has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for working for the FSB
Society
A sitting judge – the president of the Poltava District Court – has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for working for the FSB

The sitting judge – the president of the Poltava District Court – worked for the FSB during the occupation of Berdiansk. She was sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment for treason.

The European Union will extend temporary protection for Ukrainians beyond March 2027
Politics
The European Union will extend temporary protection for Ukrainians beyond March 2027

At the EU Council meeting of interior ministers in Luxembourg, EU member states agreed on the need to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians beyond its current expiry date of March 2027.

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