International agency Fitch Ratings removed the restricted default status from the Ukrainian energy holding, while noting that significant financial risks persist due to military operations and limited liquidity.
Official Moscow acknowledged partial power outages in Crimea and temporarily occupied areas of the Donbas, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, linking the incident to external factors.
According to the National Mine Action Platform, 132,000 square kilometres of potentially hazardous land remain in Ukraine. Full demining may take at least ten years.
Police detained a man who used a stun gun during a dispute within a group in a district of the capital.
Several hundred activists gathered at Malostranská Square to protest the transition of Czech Television and Radio to state budget funding.
Law enforcement officers exposed two men who promised to register a military-liable man at a critical enterprise for $7,200 to obtain a deferment.
Police reported an incident involving a weapon in a capital district, where one person died and another was hospitalised as a result of the shooting.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky reported on the aftermath of the attack on a civilian vessel: one sailor killed, four injured, three missing.
A protest action took place in the Czech capital, with participants expressing dissatisfaction over the government's plans to change the funding model for public media. Hundreds of people gathered to oppose the initiative to abolish television and radio licence fees.
Opponents of the reform expressed concern over the potential reduction in funds allocated to the media, as well as increased political influence on the information space. Protesters are convinced that the shift to funding from the state budget instead of viewer and listener fees will make the media more vulnerable to pressure from politicians.
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