Series of shootings in Israel: police suggest it may be a terrorist attack

On Friday, 24 July, short showers and thunderstorms are expected across most of Ukraine. Temperatures will rise to +26°.

Pensioners with the status of residents of a mountain settlement are eligible for a pension increased by 20 per cent. The amount of the supplement is not fixed and depends on the individual’s pension payment.

Companies, institutions and organisations must submit to the Central Military Registration Office, by 5 August 2026, details of any changes to employees’ registration details received during July. Officials who breach the military registration rules face a fine of between 34,000 and 59,500 hryvnias.

On 24 July 2026, Orthodox Christians in Ukraine commemorate the Holy Martyr Princes Boris and Gleb. In the folk calendar, this day is associated with reconciliation, the repayment of debts and a financial superstition, which is recommended to be carried out at dawn.

Tetyana Chornovol, a former Member of Parliament and serviceman in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has published a post in which she addressed Daria Kalenyuk, the Executive Director of the Anti-Corruption Action Centre. In it, she expressed the view that the activist’s husband should voluntarily enlist in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In Stavropol, Russia, a sanitaryware manufacturer ran a promotional campaign that caused quite a stir on social media. Visitors to one of the shopping centres were invited to drink a soft drink from the new toilet bowls, and then take part in another unusual challenge

Robert Brovdi (call sign ‘Madyar’), Commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, stated that as a result of Operation ‘MoLoChKa’, which took place over a two-week period in July, Russia lost approximately 75 per cent of the Kerch ferry crossing’s capacity

In the town of Argos-Orestiko in northern Greece, a 52-year-old man was arrested after he drove his car into the main entrance to a military base. According to preliminary reports, the driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident.

The President of Hungary, Tamás Szujók, has signed a constitutional amendment providing for the early termination of his term of office. The document marked the final stage of a political process that had lasted several months following an initiative by Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government

Oleksandr Shvets, editor-in-chief of the publication *Fakty*, has stated that his eldest daughter was assaulted at a public transport stop in the centre of Kyiv. According to him, the incident took place a few days ago on Lesya Ukrainka Boulevard

Daniel Siad was found dead at his home in the French town of Colombes. The police have launched an investigation into the cause of death, and the criminal proceedings against him are being dropped; however, the investigation into a suspected human trafficking network is continuing.

The owner of a private solar power station has been extradited from Poland to Ukraine; he is suspected of receiving almost 1.3 million hryvnias for electricity that did not, in fact, exist.

The former acting director-general of a state-owned defence industry enterprise is facing new allegations. According to the investigation, he, together with his subordinates, organised a scheme to dismantle the enterprise’s equipment and failed to declare assets worth millions of hryvnias.

Law enforcement officers have detained two people suspected of plotting to blow up a section of railway track in the Chernihiv region. According to the investigation, they were acting on behalf of the Russian security services and planned to derail a freight locomotive.

Law enforcement officers have uncovered an organised criminal group whose members are suspected of stealing commercial refrigeration equipment from a warehouse in Zaporizhzhia. During the searches, a large cache of weapons, ammunition and substantial sums of cash were seized.

In Stavropol, Russia, a sanitaryware manufacturer ran a promotional campaign that caused quite a stir on social media. Visitors to one of the shopping centres were invited to drink a soft drink from the new toilet bowls, and then take part in another unusual challenge

In the town of Argos-Orestiko in northern Greece, a 52-year-old man was arrested after he drove his car into the main entrance to a military base. According to preliminary reports, the driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident.

The President of Hungary, Tamás Szujók, has signed a constitutional amendment providing for the early termination of his term of office. The document marked the final stage of a political process that had lasted several months following an initiative by Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government

Israel approached the United States with a proposal to join military action against Iran, but the US administration did not support this initiative

The Moldovan Ministry of Defence plans to procure modern air target detection systems, as well as equipment for intercepting drones. Funding will be provided by the European Union