The State Centre for the Protection of Information Space transferred advances to winners of the Tysyachovesna programme. Among them is Anastasia Chichmarenko's company, which is also part of the selection expert panel.
The Ukrainian blogger has again addressed the public from an American prison, where she faces punishment and deportation.
The Royal Palace confirmed that the country's Prime Minister appealed to the monarch to accept his resignation.
Yuriy Pohrebnii noted that citizens evacuated from Oleshky feel anger towards both Russia and Ukraine, believing they were betrayed and abandoned in February 2022.
Heightened danger declared in the capital and regions due to UAV attack threat on energy facilities. Residents urged to follow safety rules.
Due to extensive damage from the attacks, TEC-5, TEC-6 and Darnytska TEC have ceased electricity generation.
Indictment sent to court against officials and businessmen who allegedly inflated the cost of road works.
Social media reports armed men blocking medical access to a basement room where approximately 40 people are allegedly being held.
The Russian Federation has introduced updated versions of Gerbera unmanned aerial vehicles into combat use against Ukraine. According to data released by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, the main feature of these machines is a significant increase in flight range, which now reaches 1,200 kilometres.
In addition, the modernised aircraft are capable of carrying a warhead weighing up to 25 kilograms.
Initially, Gerberas were developed as relatively simple and inexpensive aircraft, designed primarily to serve as decoys. Their main task was to overload the air defence systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
However, according to intelligence information, the Russian side has gradually improved these drones. Their equipment has begun to approach the technical parameters of much more expensive drones of the Geran type.
According to intelligence data, modernised Gerberas may be equipped with Komet systems, mesh modems, and expensive cameras on gimbal mounts.
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