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Kyiv
A deputy defense minister said the application will launch on May 18, the day the new mobilization law comes into force, and will be one of three methods military-age males can update their data.
May. 2
War in Ukraine
Stoltenberg, in his X post, shared a photo with President Zelensky, stating, “The situation is difficult, but it is not too late for Ukraine to prevail – and more support is on the way.”
Apr. 29
War in Ukraine
Activists quickly gathered funds to dismantle the garage-like church building linked to the Moscow Patriarchate, yet the Ukrainian authorities are taking a disctinctly cautious approach.
Apr. 28
War in Ukraine
Kyiv officials announced evacuation of two hospitals after KGB chief in Moscow-allied Belarus said on national television that the buildings hosted military personnel “hiding behind sick children.”
Apr. 27
Kyiv
Of the injured, four are children, two under one-year-old, while the other two are aged nine and twelve.
Apr. 23
UK
Mick Antoniw is a Member of the Senedd, the Welsh parliamentary assembly, and senior legal advisor to its Counsel General. He is also proud of his Ukrainian roots.
Apr. 21
War in Ukraine
After seven months of hold-up, the lower house of the US Congress passed the long-awaited military aid bill, the delay of which has hampered Ukraine’s fight in Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Apr. 21
War in Ukraine
In June during a televised broadcast President Putin held up what he said was the 2022 “peace agreement” that Ukraine had “thrown aside.” Newly acquired documents give context to his claim.
Apr. 19
Energy
Now Moscow's goal is to target power plants in less-protected locations and to “eradicate them, because it is impossible to restore power plants in a short time.”
Apr. 8
War in Ukraine
Kyiv Post visited the Kyiv suburb that witnessed the horrors of Russian occupation at the beginning of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Apr. 2
Kyiv
The head of Russia’s FSB accused the West of masterminding the March 22 attack, now the former head of the Russian Interpol bureau accuses the west of exerting mind control over the terrorists.
Mar. 31
War in Ukraine
The Kyiv City Military Administration acknowledges the risks posed by Russian sabotage-reconnaissance groups and hostile elements aiming to destabilize the city.
Mar. 28
War in Ukraine
Despite the substantial number of IDPs, Lubinets lamented the absence of support programs tailored to this demographic in Kyiv, stressing the urgency for their development.
Mar. 27
War in Ukraine
Recent anonymous insights from sources close to the Kremlin suggest that Russian political elites believe that Vladimir Putin is weighing two potential strategies to conclude the war in Ukraine.
Mar. 26
NATO
The mission of this year's forum was to “mobilize transatlantic support for Ukraine,” which was made easier when Ukraine’s capital was subjected to a 31-missile bombardment as the audience assembled.
Mar. 25
Stoltenberg, in his X post, shared a photo with President Zelensky, stating, “The situation is difficult, but it is not too late for Ukraine to prevail – and more support is on the way.”
Apr. 29