Amur-Nizhnedniprovskyi District Court found Oleksandr Batrin and Yevhen Yashcheretsin guilty of abuse of influence. Both were sentenced to fines for assisting with the practical driving exam.
The Kovpakivskyi District Court of Sumy acquitted the defendant of treason, as the prosecution failed to prove he had received reconnaissance tasks in advance.
Head of Dnipropetrovsk OVA Oleksandr Hanzha reported fires in the city's private sector after the attack. No casualties.
The 7th Air Assault Corps reported hitting enemy air defence systems that attempted to counter Ukrainian aviation.
US President Donald Trump had a sharp exchange with CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins, accusing her of incompetence and calling the network fake news.
Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinec stated that corruption is widespread in the mobilisation sector, including the possibility of avoiding detention for money and the falsification of medical conclusions.
The Indian Prime Minister stated readiness to support all efforts to achieve peace in Ukraine, while the Polish government head emphasised joint work in the field of defence technologies.
The High Anti-Corruption Court allowed Herman Halushchenko to remove the electronic monitoring device while extending the validity of other procedural obligations for two months.
Global oil price indicators continue their sharp rise, reaching their highest levels in the past five months. The benchmark Brent grade has crossed the $112-a-barrel mark. This trend is driven primarily by the geopolitical instability prevailing in the Middle East region.
The main driver of rising energy prices has been the deterioration of the security situation. In particular, the market has been affected by the actions and statements of Yemen's Houthis, who are carrying out attacks on energy infrastructure and military targets on Saudi Arabian territory. The market is reacting to these events with an increase in the geopolitical risk premium, as there is a threat to the stability of raw material supplies from this region.
Experts and traders emphasise that concerns over shipping security and risks associated with oil processing facilities continue to put pressure on quotes. The threat to key oil delivery routes is forcing market participants to factor a high probability of a raw material shortage into their models.
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