The Russian Federation has killed more than 500 Ukrainian children during the full-scale invasion and continues to commit crimes against young Ukrainians.
The leadership of Russia and all those involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children must be held accountable for this, and Ukrainian children must be returned to Ukraine.
In Great Britain, Ukrainian service members under the guidance of Norwegian instructors practice a set of practical mine safety exercises, in particular, to safely overcome minefields.
For many years, the UN World Food Programme has been using Ukrainian grain to save the population of the most vulnerable countries, including millions of children, from hunger.
Russian crimes against Ukrainian children, which have been committed since the full-scale invasion started, bear signs of genocide against the Ukrainian people.
An aerial reconnaissance unit of Ukrainian border guards and artillerymen of Ukraine's Armed Forces have used attack drones to destroy enemy equipment on the contact line in southern Ukraine.
In Great Britain, Ukrainian military personnel under the guidance of New Zealand instructors practice overcoming a special obstacle lane using means of simulating conditions battle.
The representatives of Ukrainian non-governmental organizations, activists and diplomats held a rally near Russia’s embassy in Washington, having planted sunflowers on the lawns as one of the main symbols of Ukraine’s struggle for freedom.
Ukrainian forces launched four air strikes on Russian clusters of personnel and equipment on Saturday, as well as three strikes on the enemy's anti-aircraft missile systems.
On the outskirts of the Donetsk region’s Bakhmut, Ukrainian servicemen have destroyed Russia’s Grad multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) with the Army of Drones’ unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
The delegation of the Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine visited one of the German military bases where Ukrainian military personnel are trained.
Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk offered to prepare a reserve of Ukrainian clergymen to serve in the currently occupied areas of Ukraine after they are liberated.
Andriy Yermak, the head of President Volodymyr Zelensky's office, and Ibrahim Kalin, the chief adviser to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, have discussed support for the Ukrainian peace formula.
Representatives of Ukraine and the European Union have discussed the problematic issues of the Ukrainian mining industry and the possibilities of attracting EU investments.