
Woman killed, eight workers injured in drone strike in Shostka
Russian troops attacked a civilian facility in the Shostkivska hromada. According to authorities, one person was killed and eight others were injured.

Russian troops attacked a civilian facility in the Shostkivska hromada. According to authorities, one person was killed and eight others were injured.

Serhiy Khomynskyi stated that residents who remained in the city over a year ago are now forced to survive in ruins without basic utility services.

Analytical resource DeepState recorded changes on the front line: Russian troops increased the area of a bridgehead in the border zone of Kharkiv Oblast.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski noted the atypical US approach to peace negotiations and supported the initiative for a local ceasefire in Kherson region.

Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration confirmed a strike on critical infrastructure. The consequences of the incident are being assessed.

Scottish police have launched an investigation into the 1999 visit by convicted Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to a royal residence.

Kyiv mayor announced that at 17:00 he will allow traffic on the South Bridge towards the left bank, restricting movement to one lane.

Law enforcement exposed illegal mechanisms for avoiding conscription in five regions. Among those detained are medical workers, Territorial Recruitment and Social Adaptation Centre officials, and a lawyer.

The State Agency for the Regulation and Control of the Gambling Market, PlayCity, has decided to suspend the licence of BGG Technologies Ukraine LLC. The document authorised the company to organise gambling activities in slot machine halls.
The key factor prompting the measures was that the company did not allow the regulator's representatives to conduct a scheduled inspection in its own gambling halls.
Following this reaction from the licensee, PlayCity deemed it necessary to suspend the relevant permit for conducting business activities.
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