
Withdrawal of 50 and 200 hryvnia banknotes begins on 1 November 2024
The National Bank announces the gradual replacement of old-series banknotes with modern ones. Citizens do not need to specifically exchange old money, as it remains valid.

The National Bank announces the gradual replacement of old-series banknotes with modern ones. Citizens do not need to specifically exchange old money, as it remains valid.

Emergency restrictions on electricity supply remain in force in the capital, Kyiv Oblast and Dnipro.

From the evening of 7 November, Russian forces carried out a series of strikes on Zhytomyr Oblast. The attacks damaged private houses and heat and energy supply infrastructure.

The court ruled in favour of the taxpayer, as the State Tax Service failed to provide evidence that she received funds from the British operator of the platform.

US military attacked a vessel on 7 November that ignored warnings about the blockade of Iran. Iranian forces simultaneously reported explosions of two tankers on minefields they had laid.

On 8 November, Zaporizhzhia NPP completely lost its connection to the Ukrainian power grid. Currently, the facility's own needs are met by backup generators.

Odesa Oblast Military Administration head Oleh Kiper reported one fatality and a large-scale fire at a food warehouse following the latest strike by Russian forces.

The State Emergency Service reported that four people were injured and damage and fires were recorded at private enterprises following Russian strikes in Poltava region.

The Volyn District Administrative Court issued a ruling in favour of the taxpayer in a dispute with the State Tax Service. The case concerned income that, according to the tax authority, the woman received in 2022 from the British company Fenix International Ltd, the operator of the OnlyFans service.
This became known from the court's decision dated 2 October 2026 in case No. 140/9102/26.
The Main Directorate of the State Tax Service in Volyn Oblast assessed additional personal income tax and military levy against Ruslana Svistun, additionally applying penalty sanctions. The basis for these actions was material obtained through international exchange of tax information, which indicated possible income from creating content on the aforementioned platform.
During the hearing, the court established that the tax service had committed a number of deficiencies in its work:
Due to the absence of proper and admissible evidence of income receipt, the court fully granted Ruslana Svistun's claim. It was also ordered that court costs be recovered in her favour from the State Tax Service's budget allocations.
It is worth noting that this decision concerns only the specific tax dispute. It does not mean an automatic exemption for all content creators on OnlyFans from the obligation to pay taxes on such income.
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