Local authorities reported significant damage to the medical facility following the strike. No casualties were reported, and medical staff have been temporarily transferred to other facilities.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied the temporary suspension of intelligence data transfers to Kyiv. He attributed the lack of ballistic missile warnings to a technical malfunction in the early warning system.
The capital's metro red line will operate with restrictions due to damage to Chernihivska station from shelling. Replacement bus service to Darnytsia will only launch after the air raid alert ends.
The President of Ukraine explained that organising voting after the end of the war requires six months for legal and infrastructure changes, although the timeframe can be shortened to 60 days in the event of a full ceasefire.
Everstake co-founder Yevhen Zayfert is linked to the disappearance of cryptocurrency from the Aid For Ukraine fund. Questions also arise regarding his registration as a sole proprietor in Novosibirsk Oblast.
A combined missile and drone strike on Kyiv region injured six people, including children, in Irpin. Three others are missing.
The highest judicial instance invalidated tax decisions regarding entrepreneur Yuriy Laktionov, as his identity as the subject of control was not specified in the inspection order.
Research shows that companies were assessed 114 billion UAH in sanctions over the year, but only 3.1 billion UAH actually reached the budget due to court hearings and payment deferrals.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama publicly accused Russia and Iran of interfering in the country's internal political processes. In his view, these states may be behind the wave of anti-government protests that has swept Albania against the backdrop of attempts to build a luxury resort on the protected Sazan Island.
The head of government emphasised that foreign interests may be hidden behind the current unrest. As evidence for his claim, he pointed to suspicious activity on social networks, which he considers a sign of external interference. At the same time, the Prime Minister did not provide any public evidence to substantiate these accusations with specific facts.
Plans to build an elite tourist complex on Sazan Island, which has nature conservation significance, became the trigger for public discontent. Opponents of the project expressed concern that development would harm the environment.
The situation quickly went beyond the scope of a local environmental protest and evolved into a broader anti-government movement. Demonstrators began demanding Edi Rama's resignation and the holding of early parliamentary elections. The actions were accompanied by unrest and clashes with the police.
Edi Rama rejects calls for his resignation and states that he has no intention of leaving office. The Prime Minister emphasises that the current protests and potential external interference pose a threat to Albania's European course.
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