20 January

08 January

07 Jule

12:21 148 archaeological monuments damaged after Kakhovka dam explosion, – culture ministry
11:38 No capacity deficit in the grid, – energy ministry
10:47 Russian spy exposed in Kirovohrad region
08:36 Overnight drone attack

06 Jule

16:03 In Chernihiv region environmental losses caused by Russian invasion amount to UAH 18 billion
11:40 Electricity disruption in Lviv region after Russian missile attack, – energy ministry
11:23 Russian agent exposed in Donetsk region
10:58 Russians put machine-guns on the roofs of power units, – Energoatom
08:44 Overnight missile attack, – air command report

05 Jule

19:01 Army of Drones destroyed 75 Russian military vehicles in the past week
14:12 Ukrainians are urged to reduce electricity consumption in the evening hours
00:33 Mother-Homeland statue illuminated with the colors of the flags of the USA and Ukraine
00:18 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly recognized Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism
00:05 A friend in need is a friend indeed, – General Zaluzhnyi congratulates USA on Independence Day

04 Jule

14:14 Government launches construction of water supply lines for territories affected by Kakhovka dam explosion
11:18 Electricity production fully meets consumption needs, – energy ministry
10:44 SBU detains Russian agent in Mykolaiv
00:27 Ukraine to become the basis for the European sky shield, – president Zelensky
00:05 MP Alekseev detained for 2 months with bail possibility

03 Jule

20:33 Russia is killing Saakashvili with the hands of Georgia’s authorities, – president Zelensky

medals

2 Sep, 2021 13:08
Ukrainian Maksym Krypak became top multi-medalist of Tokyo Paralympics

Maksym Krypak, a 26-year-old athlete from Kharkiv, set a world record in the 100-meter backstroke and became the leader among the 2020 Paralympics multi-medalists having 6 awards.

31 Aug, 2021 15:22
‘Gold’, ‘silver’ and three ‘bronze’: 5 more medals in Ukrainian Paralympic tally

Ukrainian athletes have won five more medals of Tokyo Paralympics: ‘gold’, ‘silver’ and three ‘bronze’.