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In January–April 2025, Ukraine’s exports of goods totaled $13.31 billion—93.1% of the figure recorded during the same period in 2024—reflecting a 6.9% year-on-year decline.

Europe is currently compensating to a significant extent for the reduction in aid to Ukraine from the United States, with Scandinavian countries and the United Kingdom emerging as leading contributors.

Ukraine calls for the creation of new instruments to implement the Geneva Protocol on the Prohibition of the Use of Asphyxiating, Poisonous or Other Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare, amid violations being committed by the Russian Federation.

Even if Austria wanted to provide military support to Ukraine, it would not be able to do so due to the limited defense capabilities.

A communiqué on the protection and return of Ukrainian children from the Russian Federation, and four other documents, were signed in Vienna in the presence of the Presidents of Ukraine and Austria, Volodymyr Zelensky and Alexander Van der Bellen.

The Canadian government intends to announce a new aid package for Ukraine later this week.

Austrian Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen has called on the Russian leadership to end its war of aggression against Ukraine and engage in serious and honest negotiations aimed at a peaceful settlement.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that one of the topics he plans to discuss with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 summit is a defense package that Ukraine is ready to purchase.

Germany is co-financing three drone production projects in Ukraine, though there are currently no plans to support missile manufacturing.

President Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with the military, the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), and members of the government to discuss the protection of Ukraine’s infrastructure from Russian attacks.

Ukraine, with the support of its allies, will be able to come out victorious from the war unleashed by Russia sooner than many now think.

The Special Operations Forces, in coordination with other elements of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, on June 15 attacked a critical defense industrial facility in Russia’s Yelabuga.

Following the summit, which kicks off in Canada today, the leaders of the Group of Seven nations will reaffirm their strong support for Ukraine.

Honor to the parents who raised a courageous generation of young men and women who took up arms to defend Ukraine.

No heatwave is expected in Ukraine in the coming days, with a brief cooling on Friday, June 20.

Ukraine on Sunday said it had received another transfer of 1,200 bodies from Russia as part of an exchange agreement struck in Istanbul talks earlier this month. “Another 1,200 bodies which the Russian side claims belong to Ukrainian citizens, including military personnel, were returned to Ukraine,” Kyiv’s headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war wrote on social media. “In total, 4,812 bodies have been returned this week,” Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said on Facebook. “I am grateful to everyone involved in this humanitarian mission,” he said. Ukraine has not said whether it has transferred any bodies to the Russian side. The two sides agreed a large-scale exchange of prisoners and bodies of killed soldiers during their latest round of direct talks in Istanbul on June 2. Both Russia and Ukraine typically do not disclose their military losses. In a rare public estimate, President Volodymyr Zelensky told US news outlet NBC earlier this year that more than 46,000 Ukrainian soldiers have bee...

In June alone, Russia has used around 2,800 attack drones, nearly 3,000 guided aerial bombs, and 140 missiles of various types against Ukraine.

Between June 9 and June 15, Ukraine has received the bodies of 4,812 deceased citizens as part of ongoing repatriation efforts.

Colonel Huub Klein Schaarsberg, Deputy Commander of the 43rd Mechanized Brigade of the Royal Netherlands Army, said that Ukraine is providing the West with extremely important lesson s— primarily about adapting to modern warfare, where technology plays a decisive role.

Employees of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant have raised over 51 million hryvnias as part of the “Drone Swarm 2.0” project — funds dedicated to purchasing drones for Ukraine’s defenders.