Journalist Yevhen Plinsky claims that a system of incomplete goods declaration, similar to last year's scandal in Lviv Oblast, is once again in operation at the Volyn border crossing point.
Washington intends to restrict Chinese telecom companies' access to US communications infrastructure to protect against fraud and cyber threats.
The head of state reported on preparations for talks in Turkey and new formats of interaction. He also mentioned the strengthening of SZR and SBU units and the supply of air defence systems.
LLC "Stolytsia" challenges Kyiv City Council's refusal to lease land on Mykhailivska Street, citing authorities' inaction. The city emphasises the cultural heritage status and risks to the historical area.
The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Centre has published a detailed forecast for 31 October to 2 November. Rain is expected mainly in the southern, central and eastern regions, while wet snow is possible in the Carpathians.
Dmytro Lubinetz believes that the experience of the operation in Oleshky should be extended to other settlements, turning such measures into a regular practice.
The Russian army hit a private house in Stetskivshchyna starostinstvo. The owner of the residence was injured, and a fire broke out as a result of the strike.
Most of the funds from the second loan tranche will be directed towards weapons procurement, while €13.3 billion will top up the state budget.
The European Commission has officially approved the procedure for using €45 billion allocated to support Ukraine in 2027. According to the published press release, the total amount was divided into two parts. €13.3 billion will be directed directly to the country's state budget. A significantly larger portion — €31.7 billion — will be used for weapons procurement.
These funds constitute the second part of a total loan amounting to €90 billion. The decision to provide this loan instrument was made at the end of last year.
Despite the substantial volume of aid, the approved amount does not cover Ukraine's full needs for 2027. The Ukrainian government requested an additional €70 billion, in addition to the already planned €45 billion. The state's funding needs significantly exceed the approved sum.
European Commission representatives noted that, in parallel with the implementation of the current tranche, they will work on finding new sources of financing. However, specific mechanisms for attracting these funds have not yet been disclosed.
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