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The Security Service of Ukraine, in cooperation with units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, detained a Russian spotter in the Donetsk region and killed a Russian soldier who was hiding in her house.
Ukraine’s National Commission for UNESCO has described the intensive Russian shelling of Kyiv as ‘cultural genocide’ and an ‘act of terror’, and has called for the Russian Federation to be held to account.
Prices at petrol stations have changed on Monday, 25 May. Following the weekend, the state-owned network ‘Ukrnafta’ has adjusted the prices of certain products – some types of petrol have become more expensive, whilst LPG, on the other hand, has become cheaper.
The number of casualties resulting from the massive Russian attack on Kyiv on the night of 24 May has risen to 87, including three minors.
Servicemen who have left their military unit without permission may be reinstated through the Military Law Enforcement Service or the Army+ app. A specific procedure has been established for their return to reserve battalions.
In Lviv, medics saved the life of a woman who had sought treatment for abdominal pain. A mercury thermometer was found inside her body.
On the Ukrainian market this week, wholesale prices for strawberries from local farms began to fall due to an increase in supply from producers in the western regions.
The Canadian province of Alberta will hold an advisory referendum in October on whether its residents wish to remain part of Canada.
The remains of Andriy Melnyk, one of the leaders of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, and his wife Sofia were brought to Kyiv on the night of 22 May.
An 18-year-old woman was arrested in Kyiv after hitting a 52-year-old soldier over the head with a bottle following a request to keep the noise down.
The Security Service of Ukraine has reported the arrest of two men suspected of working for Russia’s FSB and gathering intelligence for missile strikes and sabotage operations. According to the investigation, one of the suspects had been in ‘standby mode’ for over 12 years.
The migration situation in Ukraine remains under control, and talk of ‘uncontrolled labour migration’ is an oversimplification and a distortion of the true picture.
