The anti-corruption agency sent a request to the head of the State Customs Service to investigate the facts: 29% of travel orders concerned 15 individuals, and expenses were partially covered by private companies.
Although Volodymyr Zelensky claimed a reduction in bots, expert sources indicate that the published charts reflect only web service failures, not changes in social media.
Volodymyr Zelensky has once again reacted to Donald Trump's call, emphasising that the right to change the head of state belongs exclusively to Ukrainians.
Law enforcement officers found a handbag in a bus that a passenger had accidentally left under the vehicle's structure and handed the contents over to the owner.
An incident involving the use of automatic weapons and explosive devices was recorded in the regional centre of Kirovohrad Oblast. Law enforcement officers are working at the scene.
The President of Ukraine reported that Russian forces attacked six energy infrastructure facilities, while Kyiv refrained from strikes on Russia, hoping for adherence to the energy ceasefire.
The Verkhovna Rada supported a bill on the distribution of funds from arms exports in the first reading, but the Cabinet of Ministers is considering reducing the payment, which casts doubt on projected revenues.
The Lviv City Council announced the death of Olena Rybalko, who survived the Holodomor, served as a chief physician, and aided insurgents in underground hideouts.
Another group of 11 children has been evacuated from the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region. According to data released by the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin, the rescued group includes seven boys and four girls. The children's ages range from 1 year and 4 months to 17 years.
The official representative of the authorities noted that all the children are now in a safe environment and are receiving the necessary assistance. At the same time, he emphasised that during the period of occupation, the children faced systematic pressure and threats from Russian occupation forces.
Teenagers endured a particularly harsh experience. A 16-year-old boy survived an armed attack by Russian military forces on his home. Subsequently, at an occupation school, he was forced, along with other children, to study the rules of handling weapons and the basics of operating combat drones.
Another case involves a 17-year-old teenager who was forced, under threat, to attend an educational institution operating under the Russian curriculum. He was later forcibly registered for military service. This boy's family also suffered from regular armed searches conducted by the occupiers.
In addition, cases of pressure on younger children were recorded. For instance, the occupiers threatened to take an 8-year-old girl to an orphanage if she refused to study under Russian Federation educational programmes. At educational institutions, children were forced to participate in propaganda events and create leaflets for the Russian armed forces.
Oleksandr Prokudin added that since the beginning of the current year, a total of 219 children have been returned from the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region.
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