Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Kyiv sought non‑repayable aid to offset interest on loans for small and medium agri‑producers, but the European Commission said no extra funding will be provided.
Podolyak said even the opposition sees Zelensky as a consensus figure carrying out a huge workload, noting that the whole system depends on one person and raising questions about its future.
A brief greeting from Odesa’s hero with a call to follow @stop_tck_ua.
Deputy defence minister responsible for reforms said the planned reform of the Territorial Recruitment Center has not been carried out and there is still no concept.
A Telegram post raised a question about the start of women's mobilization. No confirmation yet.
MP Alexander Koltunovich said that changing the defence minister will not resolve mobilisation, army financing or front‑line situation, as these matters fall under several state bodies.
The lawmaker described the parliament’s activity with a stark statement.
Former foreign minister Dmytro Kuliba said Ukraine must hold presidential and parliamentary elections before the war ends, despite the associated risks.
From the end of 2013 to June 30, Ukraine's total external and internal debt rose from about $13 billion to nearly $212 billion, an increase of roughly $199 billion.
Former deputy chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff Igor Romanenko warned of tough prospects for Ukraine and urged focus on reforming mobilization legislation.
