War in Ukraine today: latest news, 24 June 2025 (photo)

It has been the 1217 th day of the Ukrainian resistance to the russian military aggression. 

What happened in Ukraine today:

Here is operational information of the General Staff as of 6 pm:   

Russian invaders continue to assault the positions of Ukrainian defenders.
A total of 77 combat engagements have occurred since the beginning of the day.

Border settlements affected by shelling from the territory of the Russian Federation include Harbuzy in Kharkiv region; Tymonovychi and Khrinivka in Chernihiv region; Maryine, Dmytrivka, Porozok, Velyka Pysarivka, Mezenivka, Yizdetske, and Bachivsk in Sumy region.

In the Northern Slobozhansky and Kursk directions, no active offensive actions have been recorded since the beginning of the day, but the enemy carried out 96 artillery strikes.

In the Southern Slobozhansky direction, the enemy attempted five assaults on our units near the settlements of Vovchansk and Kamianske – all enemy attacks were repelled. Vovchanski Khutory, Artilne, and Zybine were hit by airstrikes.

In the Kupiansk direction, the enemy tried three times to advance near Stepova Novoselivka, Kruhliakivka, and towards Pishchane – but was stopped by our defenders.

In the Lyman direction, the invaders launched ten attacks near Kolodiazi, Torske, and towards Zelena Dolyna, Shandryholove, Hrekivka, and Druzheliubivka. Three combat engagements are ongoing.

In the Siversky direction, our defenders repelled two enemy attacks near Hryhorivka.

In the Kramatorsk direction, our troops repelled four enemy attacks in the areas of Chasiv Yar, Stupochky, and towards Bila Hora. Another engagement is still underway.

In the Toretsk direction, the enemy launched eight attacks today near Toretsk, Nelipivka, and towards Rusyn Yar and Yablunivka. One battle is currently ongoing.

In the Pokrovsk direction, the occupiers attempted 26 assaults to displace our defenders from their positions in the areas of Malynivka, Myrne, Myroliubivka, Lysivka, Udachne, Chuhuieve, Serhiivka, Novomykolaivka, Kotliarivka, Oleksiivka, Dachne, and towards Poltavka and Volodymyrivka. Defense forces are holding back the enemy’s pressure and repelled 24 attacks. Two combat engagements are still ongoing. Enemy losses are being clarified.

In the Novopavlivsk direction, the aggressor attacked nine times near the settlements of Vesele, Novosilka, Shevchenko, and Vilne Pole – towards Novopil, Zaporizhzhia, and Komar. Five engagements are still ongoing.

In the Hulyaipole direction, the area of Malynivka was attacked with unguided rockets. No active offensive actions were recorded from the enemy.

In the Orikhiv direction, the occupiers, supported by aviation, launched an assault near Kamianske. One engagement occurred in this direction.

In the Prydniprovske direction, the enemy attacked the Defense Forces’ positions three times and also carried out an airstrike on the settlement of Odradokamianka.

In other frontline directions, the situation remains largely unchanged.

In Ukraine, during the first five months of 2025, the number of civilians killed and injured increased by half compared to the same period in 2024.
The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission reports that in May alone, at least 183 civilians were killed and 836 injured, while in June, shelling intensified even further, leading to new casualties. This was reported by the Head of the Mission, Danielle Bell.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has transferred a Sea Baby drone to the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War.
This veteran drone was part of the SBU’s fleet of naval surface drones that, during the full-scale invasion, struck 11 Russian ships and damaged the Crimean Bridge. It successfully completed several missions and covered more than 4,000 kilometers across the Black Sea. In particular, it engaged in a “naval battle” with Russian aircraft in December 2024. Despite sustaining significant damage, the drone completed its combat tasks and returned to base. As the damage now prevents it from further operational use, the vessel has been fully secured and handed over to the museum.

 

Recent war events in the east of Ukraine

Kharkiv oblast

Frontline Situation

 

▫️ Russia shelled the village of Harbuzy in Kharkiv region.

▫️ In the Southern Slobozhansky direction, the enemy launched five assaults on Ukrainian positions near Vovchansk and Kamianske — all attacks were repelled. Airstrikes targeted Vovchanski Khutory, Artilne, and Zybine.

▫️ In the Kupiansk direction, the Russian forces made three unsuccessful attempts to advance near Stepova Novoselivka, Kruhliakivka, and toward Pishchane.

Over the past 24 hours, 165 combat engagements were recorded.

▪️ In the Southern Slobozhansky direction, the enemy made seven failed attempts to advance near Dvorichna, Hlyboke, Vovchanski Khutory, Krasne Pershe, and Fyholivka.

▪️ In the Kupiansk direction, there were six enemy attacks near Kindrashivka, Kruhliakivka, and in the directions of Pishchane and Petropavlivka.

 

Shelling

23 private yards and six apartment buildings were damaged in Nemyshlianskyi and Saltivskyi districts of Kharkiv during a nighttime UAV attack, the city council reported. Power lines were also cut.

Three people injured during the night attack — a family — were in a shelter at the time of the strike and suffered cuts and acute stress reaction, according to Spartak Borysenko, head of the Kharkiv regional prosecutor’s office.

A 54-year-old man was injured, and a woman and teenage girl suffered acute stress response. According to the regional prosecutor’s office, over 15 buildings and vehicles were damaged in Nemyshlianskyi District. Preliminary data indicates that Russia used seven “Geran-2” drones.

During the last 24 hours, Kharkiv city and five settlements in the region were hit by enemy strikes.

Four people were injured, including one child:

• In Kharkiv: a 54-year-old man, a 46-year-old woman, and a 15-year-old girl. 
• In Ivashky village (Zolochiv community): a 65-year-old woman. 

The enemy used various types of weapons across Kharkiv region:
▪️ 3 guided air bombs (KABs);
▪️ 2 Shahed-type UAVs;
▪️ 7 Geran-2 UAVs;
▪️ 2 FPV drones;
▪️ 1 Molniya-type UAV;
▪️ 1 UAV (type being identified).

Damage to civilian infrastructure:

• Kharkiv city: 17 private homes, a hospital, a civilian enterprise, 6 cars, power lines, farm buildings, and a garage damaged. 
• Kharkiv district (Dergachi): 3 apartment buildings, 4 cars damaged. 
• Kupiansk district: 3 private homes, a garage, a summer kitchen, and an outbuilding damaged. 
• Izium district (Borova): 2 private homes and a garage damaged. 
• Bohodukhiv district (Ivashky): one apartment building damaged. 

Evacuation efforts continue from Kupiansk and Izium districts. On average, 10 to 50 people are evacuated daily.

As of now, 6,063 people remain in the Kupiansk evacuation zone, including 1,431 in the city of Kupiansk.
Providing stable utility services in the city is extremely difficult, and on the left bank of the river — impossible. The enemy is deliberately targeting critical infrastructure, repair crews, State Emergency Service units, and emergency medical teams.

From the Boryva community, 1,621 people still need to be evacuated; from Shevchenkivska — 1,359 people.

 

Donetsk oblast

 

Frontline:

The Russian army intensified pressure in the Toretsk direction, conducting 27 assaults in one day near Diliivka, Shcherbynivka, Petrivka, Yablunivka, and Rusyn Yar. This is the largest number of assaults in a single day in this direction since April 26, 2025 (29 attacks then), according to the Ukrainian General Staff.

The most intense fighting took place in the Pokrovsk sector, where the occupiers attacked Ukrainian positions 54 times, and over 20 assaults occurred in the Lyman direction.

 

Shelling:

Two people were injured during a morning strike on Kostiantynivka. Russian forces dropped three FAB-250 air bombs on a residential area, damaging at least 32 private homes, according to the city military administration head, Mr. Horbunov.

Additionally, overnight, Russia launched seven “Geran-2” drones at Zoloti Prudy (Oleksandrivska community) — one person was killed and two injured, with three households damaged.

Kramatorsk was attacked by six “Geran-2” drones, damaging an agricultural enterprise.

Over the past 24 hours, police recorded 3,480 enemy shelling incidents along the front line and residential areas.

Eight settlements came under fire: Dobropillia, Kostiantynivka, Lyman, Myrnohrad, Pokrovsk, the village of Yarova, and the villages of Ivanopillia and Torske.

21 civilian objects were damaged, including 17 residential buildings.
Five civilians were killed, and seven were wounded.

In Kostiantynivka, Russian forces struck a public transport bus with an FPV drone and shelled the residential sector with artillery — two civilians were killed and two wounded. Eight homes and vehicles were damaged.

In Pokrovsk, Russian drones killed two people, injured one, and damaged a private home.

Enemy UAV strikes also wounded one person in Myrnohrad and one in Dobropillia, where two private homes were damaged.

In Torske (Druzhkivska community), three “Geran-2” drones struck, damaging five private homes.
In Lyman, one home was damaged.

An 85-year-old man wounded during the June 21 strike on a multi-story building in Kramatorsk has died in the hospital, bringing the death toll to six, reported the local military administration head, Mr. Honcharenko.

 

Luhansk oblast

Recently, Russian forces attempted to advance in the areas of Tverdokhlibove and Hrekivka.

A new Russian law on local self-government has come into force. It outlines four methods for electing a city mayor, all of which apply solely to municipal entities, including those in the so-called “LNR.” Only one of these methods involves the opinion of the people. In two other scenarios, the decision is made exclusively by local deputies. In the fourth case, voting is held for a candidate nominated from above.

Furthermore, the occupation authorities in the “LNR” are allowed to choose independently which of the four methods will be used in each city. This means that in Luhansk, officials will decide whether to allow any form of public voting in cities like Sorokyne, Sievierodonetsk, Dovzhansk, or Svatove. However, this does not apply to the city of Luhansk itself. According to the new law, only the fourth method is permitted there — selection from a list of candidates appointed from above.

The last mayoral election in Luhansk that involved local residents took place in the fall of 2010.

The occupiers continue to use so-called ongoing repair works as a pretext to leave large and small settlements across occupied Luhansk region without water for several days. This usually happens in the winter and summer. Recently, around 200,000 residents of Brianka, Slovianoserbsk, Perevalsk, Alchevsk, Kadiivka, and nearby villages were left without drinking water. In some areas, water supply has been completely cut off, while in two cities it has been reduced by 50 to 70 percent.

What is happening now in the north of Ukraine

Kyiv oblast

On the night of 23 June 2025, the russian army launched a massive attack on Kyiv and the surrounding oblast with drones and missiles. According to the ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs, Shevchenkivskyi district of the capital suffered the most severe damage, probably from a russian high-explosive missile strike. An entire section of a residential high-rise building was destroyed, 13 apartments and part of the basement were destroyed. Nine people are known to have died, including an 11-year-old child and her mother. Twenty-five people were injured.

The Kyiv City Military Administration reported that as of the morning of 24 June, search and rescue operations in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv had been completed. Emergency repair work is continuing at the site of the strike, with specialists dismantling dangerous structures.

As of the morning of 24 May, 30 people are known to have been injured in Kyiv as a result of the russian attack on 23 June. Two children aged 16 and 17 from the Sviatoshynsky district are being treated for barotrauma at Clinical Children’s Hospital No. 1 following the night-time russian attack.

As a result of russian shelling on the night of 23 June, the campus of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was damaged: a sports complex, several academic buildings and dormitories. University services have begun to repair the damage.

Gas and electricity supplies are being restored in Kyiv after the russian attack. According to Kyivgaz, gas supply to some residential buildings in the Podil and Shevchenkivskyi districts has been temporarily suspended due to damage to gasified buildings. According to DTEK, the power grid has also been damaged, including one of the transformer stations. During the night, power engineers restored electricity to more than 300 homes using backup schemes.

The Regional Military Administration reported that, thanks to the support of donors from around the world, UNITED24 opened a renovated high-rise building in the village of Mila on Sportivna Street, 20, in Kyiv oblast. The building suffered serious damage in the spring of 2022 as a result of russian aggression. The 5th and 6th floors were completely destroyed, and 38 apartments were in need of complete restoration.

In total, despite constant enemy attacks, almost 21,000 of the approximately 30,000 damaged or destroyed buildings in Kyiv oblast have already been restored. Thanks to the support of UNITED24, 11 of the 18 planned apartment buildings have been repaired and reconstructed.

Zhytomyr oblast

Zhytomyr City Council reported that on 23 June 2025, Senior Lieutenant Mykola Pylypenko of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was laid to rest in Zhytomyr. The soldier defended Ukraine from the invasion of russian troops from the very first days: he liberated the Kyiv and Chernihiv oblasts and carried out combat missions in other hot spots on the front line.

Sumy oblast

Oleh Hryhorov, Sumy Regional Governor, reported that during the night of 24 June, the russian army attacked the residential sector of Verkhnia Syrovatka community using strike drones. As a result of the strikes, three people were killed, including an 8-year-old boy. Three others were rescued from under the rubble by emergency workers.

State Emergency Service (SES) informed that in Verkhnia Syrovatka community, a russian attack caused around 15 buildings to catch fire simultaneously across six private households . All fire outbreaks were extinguished by rescuers. According to the National Police, six people were injured, including three children. In total, around 30 residential houses and four vehicles were damaged.

As of the morning of 24 June, russian shelling across Sumy oblast resulted in fatalities and injuries:

• In Krasnopillia community, a local resident was injured by a VOG grenade dropped from an enemy UAV.
• In Putyvl community, a drone strike injured 11 people, including two children and a pregnant woman.
• In Hlukhiv community, an FPV-drone strike caused stress-related trauma to a 10-year-old child.
• In Verkhnia Syrovatka community, a drone attack killed three civilians, including one child, and injured six others, among them three children.

According to the Regional Military Administration, from the morning of 23 June to the morning of 24 June, russian forces carried out nearly 90 attacks on 31 settlements across 14 territorial communities in Sumy oblast. Sumy, Konotop, and Shostka regions recorded the highest number of strikes. The enemy actively used VOG grenade drops from UAVs (nearly 30 strikes), multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) (10 strikes), and guided aerial bombs (up to 10 strikes), as well as FPV-drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles.

Over the past day, the following damage was reported in Sumy oblast as a result of russian attacks:

• In Putyvl community: three passenger cars and a shop building were damaged;
• In Hlukhiv community: a private residential house was damaged;
• In Verkhia Syrovatka community: 29 private houses and four vehicles were damaged;
• In Krasnopillia community: a house, garage, and car were damaged.

Over the past day, local authorities, in coordination with units from the State Emergency Service, the National Police, and public organizations from border communities, evacuated 248 people.

The Fortitude mobile clinic provided free medical assistance to another 465 local residents in Chernechchyna community. Over the course of the week, the medical team treated patients in the villages of Poloрy, Vysoke, and Bakyrivka.

Chernihiv oblast

On 23 June, russian forces attacked four border communities in Chernihiv oblast — Novhorod-Siverskyi, Semenivka, Horodnia, and Snovsk. According to Chernihiv Border Detachment, the assaults included:

• 1 explosion by mortar fire
• 5 explosions by barrel artillery
• 21 explosions by FPV-drones
• 36 explosions by UAV-dropped explosive devices

In total, 17 settlements came under enemy fire.

“North” Operational Command reported that in Semenivka community, a private house in Mykolaivka was damaged after russian forces dropped an explosive device containing an incendiary mixture from a UAV.

 According to the medical facility, a 15-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl, who were transferred on 23 June from Snovsk Central Regional Hospital to the Regional Children’s Hospital in Chernihiv, remain in moderate condition. They sustained injuries as a result of a Russian “Lancet” drone strike on the village of Novi Borovychi on 22 June.

The State Environmental Inspectorate of Chernihiv oblast informed that the russian missile strike on an industrial facility in Chernihiv on 17 June caused environmental damage exceeding UAH 600m. The attack led to the destruction and damage of buildings, structures, and equipment, resulting in debris and construction waste contaminating nearby land plots. A power transmission facility was also damaged.

 

Recent events in the central regions of Ukraine

Dnipropetrovsk oblast

From late evening until morning, russian forces continued attacking Nikopol region by drones and artillery. Strikes targeted regional centre, Marhanets and Myrove communities. 4 people were injured: 2 women aged 34 and 40 and 2 men aged 36 and 44. All received necessary medical assistance. An administrative building, a high-rise building, a shop and 2 private houses were damaged.

As a result of a russian missile strike on Dnipro, 15 people were killed and 174 injured. Emergency response operations are ongoing. The strike affected significant civilian infrastructure, including residential buildings, schools and a passenger train carrying over 500 passengers. Five rail cars were destroyed. There were no casualties among passengers reported. All the injured have received medical attention.

The russian forces targeted Nikopol region by drones, hitting the regionalcentre, Marhanets, Myrove, Chervonohryhorivka and Pokrov communities. A fire broke out in a field, and high-rise buildings, a café and other infrastructure were damaged. During a morning artillery attack on Nikopol, a 74-year-old woman was injured and treated. 4 private houses, 3 outbuildings, a vehicle and a gas pipeline were damaged. In addition, the enemy shelled Velykomykhailivka community in Synelnykove region, damaging a power transmission line.

Vinnytsia oblast 

Serhii Morhunov, Head of the CMA, reported that Vinnytsia oblast has provided combat-specialised units of the National Police with essential frontline equipment. This includes anti-drone systems, electronic warfare (EW) devices and a specialised monitoring unit that allows troops to conduct surveillance, plan operations and analyzes battlefield conditions. Other military gear was included. The total value of this assistance is UAH 20m. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, UAH 70m has been directed to National Police combat units under the regional Security and Defence priority. 

Kirovohrad oblast

Yaroslav Shcherbak, a Ukrainian defender who was released from russian captivity on 25 May 2025, was welcomed in Kropyvnytskyi. His family, friends and combat comrades gathered to greet him. Shcherbak was captured by russian forces on 18 May 2022, in Toshkivka village, Luhansk oblast.

Poltava oblast

Poltava paid tribute to soldier Antyp Mysiura, a native of Poltava oblast who was killed in action on 16 June 2025, during enemy assault operations in Kharkiv oblast.

On 21 June 2025, Senior Police Sergeant Anatolii Oleshko was killed while performing a combat mission in Donetsk oblast. He was 47 years old.

At Kremenchuk Regional Military Administration, the families of fallen soldiers were presented with posthumous state awards – the Order For Courage (3rd class). The recipients were Andrii Kovalenko, Serhii Brianskyi, Volodymyr Lytvynov, Vitalii Sukhomlyn and Dmytro Perebyinis.

Cherkasy oblast

A new batch of humanitarian and military aid from Cherkasy oblast was delivered to Ukrainian defenders, specifically to the 156th Battalion and the 93rd Brigade Kholodnyi Yar. The shipment includes 13 electronic warfare systems of various types, 38 FPV drones, drone batteries, generators, charging stations and other equipment – altogether worth over UAH 6m. All equipment was purchased through the regional territorial defense program in cooperation with local communities.

Latest news from the front of the southern regions of Ukraine

Zaporizhzhia oblast

Ivan Fedorov, Head of Zaporizhzhia RMA, reported that a 67-year-old man was injured as a result of a russian airstrike on a village in Polohy region, suffering multiple traumas and contusions.

Zaporizhzhiaoblenergo company stated that their worker was injured following a russian drone attack on a team of power engineers conducting repairs on a high-voltage power line in the frontline area of the oblast. The injured man was hospitalised.

Ivan Fedorov, Head of the RMA, said that 10 passengers from Odesa–Zaporizhzhia train, which was damaged during a russian shelling in Dnipropetrovsk oblast, sought medical help in Zaporizhzhia. Their injuries include blast, shrapnel and contusion wounds. Among the injured are 3 children aged 5 months, 2 and 6 years. 7 people are receiving treatment at home, while 3 others remain under medical examination.

The Southern Defence Forces reported that no active russian assault operations were recorded along Orikhiv and Huliaipole regions. However, russian forces are actively preparing for offensive operations.

Ivan Fedorov, Head of the RMA, stated that on 23 June, the russian military launched 360 attacks on 7 towns and villages in Zaporizhzhia oblast. This included 199 UAVs (mostly FPV drones) targeting Kamianske, Huliaipole, Shcherbaky, Novodanylivka, Mala Tokmachka and Charivne.

Mykolaiv oblast

According to Mykolaiv RMA, on 23 June, russian troops carried out 5 FPV drone attacks on Kutsurub community. In the morning of 24 June, the community came under artillery shelling.

In Solonchaky village, a private house was damaged and a grass fire broke out as a result of one of the attacks.

In Dniprovske, an outbuilding and dry vegetation caught fire following morning artillery shelling on the same day.

On 23 June, drones targeted Ochakiv. In all cases, no injuries were reported.

Odesa oblast

Referring to the Air Command South, Ukrainian air defence destroyed 38 drones over Odesa oblast during a russian overnight attack. On 23 June, russia launched 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles toward the oblast.

The State Emergency Service of Odesa oblast reported that search and rescue operations have concluded at the site of a russian missile strike on a lyceum in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi. As a result of the missile attack, 3 people were killed and 14 injured.

Kherson oblast

According to the City Military Administration, around 6pm, russian forces launched a drone attack on Korabelnyi district of Kherson, injuring a 60-year-old woman who suffered a blast injury and concussion. She was hospitalised.

Earlier, around 2pm, Zelenivka, a suburb of Kherson, was targeted by a russian drone. A building and electrical networks were damaged. There were no casualties reported.

In the morning, russian forces shelled Korabelnyi district by artillery. A 61-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman sustained blast injuries, concussions and shrapnel wounds. Also, a 59-year-old man required medical attention for a shrapnel injury to the elbow and a 40-year-old woman suffered a concussion. In total, 6 people were injured. A trolleybus in the district came under attack, with its windows shattered. There were no injuries reported. 

According to the State Emergency Service, 2 private houses in Kherson caught fire in the morning due to russian shelling. Firefighters extinguished the fires.

Based on the information provided by the Regional Military Administration, in Dudchany, a russian drone hit a residential building, damaging the roof, facade and windows. There were no injuries reported.

Referring to the Southern Defence Forces, on 23 June, russian forces attempted 6 assaults along Prydniprovsk front, but were unsuccessful. In total, russia lost 56 personnel, 8 artillery systems, 26 vehicles, 3 electronic warfare systems, 19 shelters and 2 observation posts.

According to the National Resistance Center (CNS), on temporarily occupied territory of Kherson oblast, the russian-installed occupation authorities conducted raids in villages, searching for Ukrainian television antennas. When found, they confiscated the equipment and issued administrative reports. In exchange, residents were given russian TV kits.

Latest news for today in the western regions of Ukraine

Volyn oblast

A meeting was held in Ratne with family members of missing defenders and prisoners. The event aimed to establish dialogue, provide relevant information, and express support to those who have been in a state of uncertainty about the fate of their loved ones for a long time.

Zakarpattia oblast

Uzhhorod City Council reported that the III degree For Courage Order was awarded to soldier Oleksandr Hoha, grenade launcher of a mechanized detachment.

Ivano-Frankivsk oblast

The 80th Airborne Assault Brigade received FPV drones from Ivano-Frankivsk community.

Lviv oblast

The 1st Center for Assistance to Ukrainians Who Survived Torture or Suffered Deep Moral Trauma Due to the War has been opened in Lviv. The new unit of the UNBROKEN ecosystem covers an area of ​​over 1,100 m2. It has been equipped with almost 30 beds for inpatient treatment, outpatient clinics and art therapy rooms.

14 SUVs for the defenders were brought by volunteers from the UK. This is the 21st convoy within the framework of the initiative of British farmer Mark Laird Pickups for Peace. This time the cars will be handed over to the defenders from the 24th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after King Danylo, units of the National Guard of Ukraine and other combat units.

Petro Kostyuk was awarded the Military Cross of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine. At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, at the age of 60, he volunteered to go to the front. He was discharged from service due to age in 2024.

Rivne oblast

Within the framework of the Interreg NEXT Poland-Ukraine 2021-2027 program, 9 initiatives are being implemented in the region. They relate to health care, environmental protection and fire safety.

Ternopil oblast

Ternopil community sent 9 Thermion thermal imaging sights to the regional command of the Territorial Defense Forces West.

Khmelnytskyi oblast

Maksym Chmykhov, defender of Khmelnytskyi oblast, was posthumously awarded with the III degree For Courage Order.

Chernivtsi oblast

Maksym Mozolyuk, soldier from the village of Zarozhany in Bukovina, who returned after 2 years of captivity, learned for the first time about the birth of his son Artur. In the soldier’s native village, they are preparing to meet a fellow villager who was released from captivity after returning from rehabilitation.

International support of Ukraine in the russian-Ukrainian war (russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

The summit of NATO leaders has started in The Hague.

The Dutch government has announced a new aid package for Ukraine. The Netherlands will provide Ukraine with 100 radars to detect UAVs, as well as pay for 600,000 drones for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In total, the new package includes assistance of €175m.

Rustem Umyerova, Ukrainian Defense Minister, announced that Ukraine and Britain are launching a new megaproject to jointly produce drones.

 

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Materials compiled by Tetyana Pidgorna, Olena Reka, Yana Hushchyna, Tamara Moshkovska, Sofia Ratynska, Ioanna Kryvenko, Helena Albahachiieva, Kristina Maknynia 

Translated by Tetyana Pidgorna, Yana Hushchyna, Alla Litrovnyk, Liudmyla Stadnykova, Ilona Korolevska, Tetiana Moiseienko, Marharyta Koval, Tetiana Kurbatova

 

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