In Britain, a Belarusian citizen is accused of setting fire to a car with Ukrainian registration

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.

Poland is introducing temporary restrictions on flights in the eastern regions of the country near the borders with Ukraine and Belarus. The new rules will apply from 10 June to 9 September 2026.

The Pentagon may scrap plans to supply Germany with Tomahawk missiles over fears that Russia would view this as an escalation.

Political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko stated that Kirill Budanov’s approval ratings began to rise following his appointment as head of the President’s Office and his active involvement in the negotiation process.

The Verkhovna Rada may consider the dismissal of Oksen Lisovyi, the Minister of Education and Science, as early as next week. MPs cite the situation regarding the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT) and the academic workload placed on final-year students during the war as among the reasons for their criticism.

On the morning of 5 June, an explosion occurred at the postal operator’s sorting centre in the Obolon district of Kyiv. Investigators are treating it as a terrorist attack.

The government is preparing to launch the ‘Houses in the Countryside’ scheme for internally displaced persons. Local authorities will be able to purchase vacant houses in rural areas and make them available to displaced persons on social housing terms.

Journalists analysed the asset declarations of MPs from the ninth parliament and identified 15 MPs who had declared firearms. In total, this amounts to over 340 firearms.

James Gandy, an 81-year-old American actor known for his roles in the films *Jumanji*, *Top Gun: Maverick* and *Logan*, has been killed in Los Angeles. The police have already arrested a suspect.

On 5 June, according to the new church calendar, Ukraine commemorates the Venerable Prince Igor of Chernihiv and Kyiv, as well as the Igor Icon of the Mother of God.

The National Police are conducting a large-scale investigation into possible illicit enrichment and false declarations by officials of military medical commissions and expert teams responsible for assessing an individual’s ability to perform daily activities. Law enforcement officers have carried out 58 searches across 16 regions of Ukraine.

Officials from the State Bureau of Investigations have served notices of suspicion on three officials at one of the district recruitment and social support centres in Zakarpattia Oblast. The investigation alleges that they unlawfully detained conscripts and subjected them to ill-treatment.

In Lviv, law enforcement officers have arrested a former member of a village council in the Zhovkivsky district and his son. According to the investigation, they offered conscripts the option of obtaining a false disability certificate or leaving Ukraine illegally.

Law enforcement officers have dismantled eight new schemes designed to evade conscription and have arrested 22 organisers of these schemes. According to the investigation, the suspects offered conscripts forged documents or illegal passage across the border.

Law enforcement officers have exposed officials from a military unit and representatives of contracting companies who are suspected of embezzling public funds during the procurement of generators for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. According to the investigation, the losses to the state amounted to over 11 million hryvnias.