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Ukrainian authorities reported that at least eight people were killed and over 40 injured in Russian strikes across Ukraine during the last 24 hours, as Russia intensifies attacks after failing to achieve battlefield objectives.
Following a drone attack on a dormitory in Kyiv, Ukrainian authorities have reported the recovery of 21 bodies from the site.
Ukrainian authorities have described a dire situation in Pokrovsk, characterizing it as a "hide-and-seek with death" due to ongoing hostilities.
Ukrainian authorities stated they have not received any official proposal for a ceasefire on May 9, a date significant in Russia.
Ukrainian authorities claim that Russia intends to recruit approximately 20,000 foreign nationals into its military in 2026. This assertion suggests a potential expansion of Russia's foreign fighter recruitment efforts.
Ukrainian authorities are treating a shooting and hostage-taking incident in Kyiv as a terrorist act. The attacker reportedly did not engage with hostage negotiators and made no demands.
Ukrainian authorities have announced the launch of a new international passenger rail service this summer, which will pass through Romania and include a stop in Bucharest, en route to the Bulgarian coast.
Ukrainian authorities have exposed a suspected fraud scheme totaling $6.8 million within the country's gas sector.
Ukrainian authorities have sent an apology to Finland for two drones that veered off course and crashed near the city of Kouvola in southeastern Finland yesterday morning, stating the drones were not under any control.
At least three people were killed and 14 wounded in overnight Russian missile and drone attacks on two regions of Ukraine, including a 'massive combined attack' in Zaporizhzhia, according to Ukrainian authorities.
Ukrainian authorities report that Zaporizhzhia is under Russian attack, resulting in infrastructure damage, two deaths, and six injuries from drone strikes, while Ukrainian forces repelled Russian attempts to break through in Donetsk.
A 15-year-old girl was killed in a Russian strike in northern Ukraine during the night, according to Ukrainian authorities, with the attack occurring in the village of Menska.
At least six people were killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine, including an attack on a civilian passenger train, according to Ukrainian authorities.
Russia attacked Ukraine last night with 115 drones, the Ukrainian Air Force announced today.
Ukrainian authorities reported that a Russian attack on the Odesa region in southern Ukraine resulted in the deaths of two people and injuries to three others.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Ukrainian security forces successfully prevented multiple planned attacks on prominent figures in the country, attributing the plots to Russian mercenaries.
Ukrainian authorities announced they thwarted a Russian plot to assassinate Ukrainian political figures, leading to arrests in Ukraine and Moldova.
Ukrainian authorities have issued an order for the evacuation of several thousand civilians from a border region.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that Ukrainian authorities informed them of a fire that broke out outside the Dniprovska – 750 kV – high-voltage substation due to an attack.
Ukrainian authorities have announced that no electricity restrictions or power outages are planned for Monday, May 18.
Ukraine's foreign minister reiterated his country's commitment to peace efforts and its repeated readiness for an unconditional ceasefire, but stated that Ukrainian authorities have not received any official ceasefire proposal.
Ukrainian authorities have arrested a woman suspected of poisoning a soldier on orders from Moscow, with reports indicating she was paid for the act.
Six people were killed in a shooting incident in Kyiv, which Ukrainian authorities are investigating as a terrorist attack. The chief of Ukraine's National Police reported details about the incident involving a suspect born in Moscow.
Ukrainian authorities in Kyiv have reported that Russia lost 1,070 troops in the past 24 hours, as the conflict between the two nations continues.
US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to visit Kyiv during April, according to Ukrainian authorities. The visit aims to strengthen ties and discuss ongoing support.
Ukrainian authorities have identified more than 27,400 foreign nationals from 135 countries fighting for Russia, stating that Moscow has built a global recruitment network to compensate for heavy battlefield losses.
Ukrainian authorities have named a Hungarian intelligence officer as the alleged leader of a spy network uncovered last year in Transcarpathia, stating he previously conducted intelligence activities in Georgia under diplomatic cover.
Ukrainian authorities have formed a special working group tasked with preparing a plan for the reopening of the country's airports.
Ukrainian authorities report that Hungary has not yet granted consular access to seven Oschadbank employees detained in Hungary.
The head of the IMF mission to Ukraine stated that Ukrainian authorities must implement agreed structural reforms as part of an $8.1 billion loan package.
Ukrainian authorities are implementing a major strategic shift in the country's reconstruction process, no longer rebuilding schools in depopulated regions due to the profound demographic impact of the war.
Ukrainian authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a terrorist attack in Lviv that killed a police officer and injured others. Investigations are ongoing to identify additional individuals involved in the crime.
A police officer was killed and over 20 people were injured in what Ukrainian authorities are calling a terrorist attack in Lviv, western Ukraine.
Ukrainian authorities have arrested a former energy minister, a known ally of President Zelenskyy, as part of the ongoing Operation Midas probe investigating alleged $100 million kickbacks.
As the Greek Foreign Ministry prepares a formal demarche to Ukrainian authorities regarding a recent drone incident in Lefkada, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk stated that responsibility for the situation lies with Putin, not Ukraine, and an apology should come from him.
Ukrainian authorities are not currently considering lowering the mobilisation age, restricting men aged 18-24 from travelling abroad, or introducing compulsory mobilisation of women.
Ukrainian authorities are planning significant reforms for the army, which include demobilisation, increased salaries, and changes to enlistment offices.
Ukrainian authorities have dismantled a large arms trafficking network allegedly supplying individuals close to the Kremlin, with reports implicating figures like Steven Seagal and Sergey Lavrov. The operation uncovered a vast illicit trade in weaponry.
Ukrainian authorities are warning about the possibility of Belarus opening a 'second front' in the war, with reports indicating Ukraine is accumulating fuel in preparation for such a threat.
Ukrainian authorities have notified 11 individuals, including a co-owner of a tobacco company, of suspicion for operating a large-scale illegal production scheme for excisable goods in Kremenchuk.
Russian drones damaged a substation in the Odesa region in southern Ukraine on Wednesday. This was reported by Reuters, citing Ukrainian authorities.
A Russian drone attack on a market in Nikopol, Ukraine, resulted in five fatalities and 19 injuries, including a 14-year-old girl. Ukrainian authorities have condemned the incident as another war crime.
Ukrainian authorities have reported that Russia launched over 400 drones at Ukraine in a rare daytime attack, according to the air force.
Ukrainian authorities have reported a terrorist attack that injured two people, identifying a 21-year-old local resident as the suspect who claims he was blackmailed into planting explosives.
International Monetary Fund experts have started discussions with Ukrainian authorities to release new financial aid for Kyiv, as ceasefire negotiations remain suspended.
Moldova's Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry states it has not received official notification from Ukrainian authorities regarding possible restrictions on wine or other product imports, despite exporting approximately $3.2 million worth of grapes in 2025.
During the visit of Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to Ukraine, Ukrainian authorities will grant Ghanaian diplomats access to Ghanaian citizens captured while fighting for Russian forces.
US President Donald Trump's administration took an unusual step and warned the Ukrainian authorities that Kyiv's strikes on Russia's Black Sea oil infrastructure facility at the end of last year
Ukrainian authorities suspect Russia orchestrated a bombing in Lviv that killed a policewoman and injured 25 others; a suspect has been arrested.
Russia reportedly shelled schools and residential buildings overnight, while Ukrainian authorities claimed to have struck a missile factory located 1400 kilometers from the border.