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

The Russian authorities are putting in place legal and coercive mechanisms that could be used in the event of a new mobilisation. At the same time, the Kremlin is preparing for potential public discontent, according to analysts at the Institute for the Study of War.

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.

The Irish Government is to provide Ukraine with an additional aid package worth 25 million euros. The funds will be used to strengthen air defences.

German military engineers, alongside Polish forces, are constructing defensive structures in north-eastern Poland, particularly near the strategic Suwałki Corridor. The mission is initially scheduled to run until October 2026.

Ukraine is entering a more challenging phase of the war, during which attacks on economic and logistical infrastructure may have an impact on people’s daily lives. In particular, temporary disruptions to the supply of certain goods cannot be ruled out.

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.

A 53-year-old resident of Stryi, in the Lviv region, has been diagnosed with an acute viral illness caused by a hantavirus. The man is currently being treated at an infectious diseases hospital.

A police station has been opened in the Austrian town of Braunau am Inn, in the house where Adolf Hitler was born in 1889. The Austrian authorities hope that the building’s new use will prevent it from becoming a place of worship for neo-Nazis.

An explosion occurred in the town of Zlatopil in the Kharkiv region on the evening of 22 July — according to the police, three men were drinking alcohol and accidentally set off a grenade. They all died.

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.

Law enforcement officers have notified the director of a private company that he is under suspicion in a case involving the misappropriation of nearly 68 million hryvnias allocated for the refurbishment and construction of protective structures for one of the energy infrastructure facilities in the Mykolaiv region. According to the investigation, the work was never actually carried out.