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In Lublin, the Ukrainian flag was taken down from the town hall following the decision to name a Special Operations Forces unit ‘after the Heroes of the UPA’
У Любліні (Польща) з будівлі міської ради зняли прапор України через указ президента Володимира Зеленського надати підрозділу Сил спеціальних операцій найменування «імені Героїв УПА».
The Ministry of Action will add 14 categories to the Register of Damages
The government has expanded the list of categories under which Ukrainians, businesses and the state will be able to document the damage caused by Russian aggression with a view to future compensation.
Two TCC servicemen have been charged in connection with an incident involving a man in Dnipro
In Dnipro, two members of the Territorial Defence Forces have been charged in connection with the unlawful detention of a man. According to the police, during a document check, he was forcibly placed in a car and, after his health deteriorated, left near a rubbish bin.
DIAM is covering up corruption schemes by refusing to provide information in response to requests, says an expert
Urban planning expert Heorhiy Mohylnyy has accused DIAM of corruption and a systematic refusal to provide public information.
Soldiers are promised pay rises: who will be affected
In Ukraine, military personnel are being promised a substantial pay rise, particularly for those serving in infantry units on the front line.
The weather in Ukraine in June 2026: will a heatwave hit Ukraine?
In June, the average air temperature in Ukraine is set to exceed the long-term climate average by at least one and a half degrees.
Is J.D. Vance the favourite for the 2028 election? Trump has his doubts
US President Donald Trump continues to involve Vice-President J.D. Vance in key decisions, yet he makes no secret of his doubts, within his inner circle, about Vance’s prospects as a future leader of the Republican Party.
Money stolen from a card: banks may be required to compensate for the loss
There are calls in Ukraine to strengthen protection for bank customers whose money has been stolen from their cards or accounts by fraudsters.
Following a record month of Ukrainian attacks, Russia could face a fuel crisis – media reports
Ukraine has set a new record for the number of strikes on Russian oil infrastructure. In May alone, Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil facilities at least 30 times, the highest figure since the start of the full-scale war.
Russia has banned the export of aviation fuel until the end of November
The Russian government has imposed a temporary ban on the export of aviation fuel until 30 November 2026. The decision is said to be driven by the need to stabilise the domestic fuel market.
Cancer treatment destroyed tumours in some patients: what the study revealed
An international study has shown that the injectable drug amivantamab can significantly shrink or completely eliminate tumours in some patients with head and neck cancer that has returned or spread following previous treatment. The trial involved 102 patients from 11 countries, and tumours were found to have completely disappeared in 15 people.
The US has helped around 70 ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz amid the war with Iran
In recent weeks, the US military has been coordinating the passage of commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. This is taking place against the backdrop of the ongoing war with Iran and negotiations regarding a possible resolution to the conflict.