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The Ukrainian government has allocated UAH 8 billion (circa US$200 million) for construction of fortifications by redistributing the state budget expenditures. Source: Denys Shmyhal, Prime Minister of Ukraine, at the government assembly Quote: "Thus, since the beginning of 2024 alone we have allocated almost UAH 8 billion for the strengthening of defence lines.

Mykola Solsky promises ‘maximum openness’ in probe into illegal acquisition of state-owned land.

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Colonel Oleksandr Pivnenko, commander of the National Guard, predicts a surge in mobilization and resistance if Russian forces intensify their offensive in Ukraine. In an April 23 interview with Liga.net, Pivnenko outlined potential targets for the Russian military, including Kharkiv, Sumy, and the Zaporizhzhya sector.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced an additional €580 million in new military supplies for Kyiv. Meanwhile the US Senate is set to discuss a separate aid package to Ukraine. DW rounds up the latest.

Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi has become one of the few top-level officials in the history of Ukraine to face charges during his tenure.

US President Joe Biden told his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky that Washington aimed to start swiftly shipping battlefield and air-defence assistance after the US House voted to pass the $61-billion package with military and economic aid at the weekend, ending six months of delay amid...

The decision by US lawmakers to resume military assistance meant more than bullets and bombs to those on the front lines. It offered something equally important: hope.

Ukrainian media representatives called on the international community to investigate the attack as a war crime.

Today we have received a decision - US assistance, which will be felt by the soldiers on the front line, as well as by cities and villages suffering from Russian terror. — Ukrinform.