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Poland has warned Russia about possible attacks on diplomatic missions in Kyiv
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that it will regard any potential Russian strikes on diplomatic missions in Kyiv as deliberate and intentional acts.
Fines for illegal water use could rise to 5,100 UAH
Ukraine plans to update the rules governing the use of water resources and to increase penalties for breaches.
Changes to small-scale privatisation: leased property will be sold at auction
The Cabinet of Ministers has amended the rules on small-scale privatisation: leased state and municipal property will now only be sold via open online auctions following renovation or modernisation.
Russian troops have attacked a number of regions in Ukraine over the past 24 hours; there have been fatalities and dozens of people have been injured
Over the past 24 hours, Russian forces have continued to shell Ukrainian regions. The regions of Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Odesa, Poltava, Chernihiv and Kharkiv have come under attack.
Protection of children under occupation: the ICRC has updated its commentary on the Geneva Conventions
The ICRC has updated its commentary on Article 50 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which sets out the protection of children in occupied territories.
EU diplomats will continue their work in Kyiv despite Russia’s threats
The European Union’s Ambassador to Ukraine, Katarina Mathernova, has stated that EU diplomats will not leave Kyiv, despite Russia’s threats of new large-scale air strikes.
Lomako told the Temporary Investigation Commission about pressure from the military administration on the Chernihiv authorities
Oleksandr Lomako, the former acting mayor of Chernihiv, stated at a meeting of the Temporary Investigation Commission that the city’s military administration had been obstructing the work of the city authorities and blocking budgetary decisions.
The US has launched fresh strikes against Iran amid talks to end the war
The US has announced new strikes on southern Iran, describing them as acts of self-defence to protect American troops. The attacks took place against the backdrop of talks between Washington and Tehran regarding a possible extension of the ceasefire and a resolution to the conflict.
MPs have criticised the draft budget over the allocation of 40 billion hryvnias to the Ministry of Defence
The Verkhovna Rada has criticised the government’s draft amendments to the 2026 state budget over the reallocation of 40 billion hryvnias in Ministry of Defence expenditure.
The General Staff reported 267 clashes over the past 24 hours and intensive strikes by the Russian Federation
Over the past 24 hours, 267 combat engagements were recorded on the front line. The Russian army fired four missiles, dropped 254 guided aerial bombs and deployed over 8,600 kamikaze drones.
The General Staff has reported that the Russian army has suffered over a thousand casualties in the past 24 hours
Over the past 24 hours, the Russian army has lost a further 1,010 troops in the war against Ukraine. Russia’s total losses since the start of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.35 million.
Myronyuk, a suspect in the Mindich case, spoke about Galushchenko and “Energoatom”
Ihor Myroniuk, who appears in the Mindich case files under the pseudonym “Rocket”, denied at the TSK hearing that he had been an adviser to the Minister of Energy, and spoke about his contacts with Herman Halushchenko and the work on the corporatisation of “Energoatom”.