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INSA poll shows support for Friedrich Merz and the German governing coalition has hit an all-time low, while opposition AfD retains the lead.

The President noted that despite a generation surplus, Russian attacks on networks and stations create electricity shortages in Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and other regions.

Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced that World Food Programme funds have been allocated across six regions to improve student nutrition.

Water pressure has normalised on both banks of the Dnipro in the capital. Water supply and sewage systems are once again operating in standard mode.

Law enforcement is investigating the disappearance of a vehicle transporting high-value microelectronic components from California to Texas. The truck was disguised as a food delivery vehicle.

A significant quantity of weapons and ammunition was found during the inspection of the attacker's car, who opened fire in Krakow.

Valeriy Markus revealed that his wife previously held the position of detective at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.

Power outages have begun in Dnipro due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, affecting approximately 60,000 consumers.

Volodymyr Zelensky emphasised that the capacity of Ukraine's energy system allows it to produce more electricity than the country consumes. However, according to the President, Russian strikes on substations and networks create significant shortages in a number of regions.
In his evening video address, the head of state explained that despite the overall surplus in generation, the situation in certain parts of the country remains difficult.
«На сьогодні Україна генерує більше, ніж споживає, але саме через російські удари по розподільчих станціях, по наших мережах є, на жаль, дуже значні дефіцити у Києві та інших північних наших, східних та центральних регіонах України. Збільшуємо кількість бригад для ремонтів, і все обладнання, яке необхідне, ми постачаємо», — сказав Володимир Зеленський. (As of today, Ukraine generates more than it consumes, but precisely due to Russian strikes on substations, on our networks, there are, unfortunately, very significant deficits in Kyiv and other northern, eastern and central regions of Ukraine. We are increasing the number of brigades for repairs, and we are supplying all the equipment that is necessary, said Volodymyr Zelensky.)
The President added that significant enemy hits became possible due to a shortage of Patriot air defence systems.
In his address, the head of state mentioned the report by Ivan Fedorov, head of the Recovery Agency. According to Zelensky, Fedorov is in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and provided information on the consequences of Russian strikes, as well as an assessment of the time required for reconstruction.
«По енергетиці, по логістиці. Була доповідь керівника Агентства відновлення Івана Федорова з Дніпровщини – він зараз там знаходиться, в регіоні, – по наслідках російських ударів, по часу, який потрібен для відбудови. Дніпро та Кривий Ріг, інші наші міста і села Дніпровщини. Тривають роботи на Київщині та Житомирщині – в наших громадах, які важливі для передачі електрики від генерації на міста», — зазначив президент. (On energy, on logistics. There was a report by Ivan Fedorov, head of the Recovery Agency, from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast – he is currently there, in the region – on the consequences of Russian strikes, on the time needed for reconstruction. Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih, our other cities and villages in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Work is ongoing in Kyiv and Zhytomyr Oblasts – in our communities, which are important for transmitting electricity from generation to cities, the President noted.)
As Volodymyr Zelensky underlined, repair brigades continue to work in Kyiv and Zhytomyr Oblasts, restoring key nodes for transmitting electricity from generating facilities to consumers.
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