Zelensky demands explanations after night shooting in Kyiv
The president asked security forces to publicly clarify the circumstances of the nocturnal incident in the capital.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
The president asked security forces to publicly clarify the circumstances of the nocturnal incident in the capital.
A woman says her husband, Andriy Matyushenko, was mobilised immediately after being discharged from hospital despite disability and a second heart attack.
In the village of Verbyky (Volyn region) police and Territorial Recruitment Center employees entered private land to detain citizens. Residents defended themselves with shovels, leading to disciplinary reprimands for officers and detention of the locals under bail.
During an air‑raid alert council deputies gathered in a basement, a break was announced, and after the siren they will return to the session hall; in the shelter they tested a voting system using phones and tablets.
Nawrocki called on Germany to pay reparations for WWII damage, proposing to channel the funds to the armed forces and defence industry instead of taking Western loans.
Budapest refused to approve the opening of the second and third negotiation clusters, tying support for Ukraine’s EU integration to the rights of the Hungarian minority.
European Commission says payments will be made over two years as originally planned.
Ukrainians are receiving forged emails that appear to be sent by courts, containing fake summons, links and dangerous attachments.
A shootout involving SBU and GUR personnel occurred at 10 Yuriy Shumskyi Street in Kyiv; authorities have not commented yet.
Local online sources say TCC personnel together with police forced a man to leave his vehicle on Ivanovsky Bridge in Odesa.