Ihor Kolomoiskyi, a Ukrainian mogul accused of fraud and legalizing criminal assets, said he had taken a “very superficial” look at the charges brought against him, adding that he disagrees with them.
In Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region, the abbot with the Ovruch and Korosten Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (in unity with the Moscow Patriarchate) was formally charged over circulating pro-Kremlin leaflets and brochures among priests and parishioners.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Oleg Nikolenko, called the Nobel Foundation's decision to cancel the invitation to the Nobel Prize awarding ceremony to ambassadors from Russia and Belarus “a victory for humanism.”
President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked soldiers of the 47th Brigade for the effective defense of Ukrainian land in Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk and Sumy regions.
A new World Bank project "Housing Repair for People’s Empowerment Project” will enable 100,000 families in Ukraine make urgent repairs of homes damaged by Russia’s invasion.
The Nobel Foundation said its decision to invite all ambassadors to the Nobel Prize award ceremony provoked “strong reactions", thus, it canceled invitation for Russia, Belarus, Iran and Sweden's far-right party.
The Pentagon is already ordering for Ukraine variants of AMRAAM missiles that can cover a distance of 160-180 kilometers, which is more than enough to engage Russian warplanes without entering the enemy's air defense zone.
Ukraine’s law enforcement forwarded to court the case of a Russian battalion commander believed to have been involved in the murder of the Ukrainian defender and the torture of civilians in Chernihiv region.
The Minister of Defense of the Netherlands, Kaisa Ollongren, said since the end of June, the Netherlands had transferred a wide range of military products to Ukraine, including Leopard 1 tanks.