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Digital Anti-Corruption Reforms: U.S. Congressmen Learned About Digitalization Successes in Ukraine
The Ministry of Digital Transformation met with US congressmen and USAID to discuss digital anti-corruption reforms, including digitalization of construction, services for seafarers, monitoring of the targeted use of funds, and the launch of projects such as car customs clearance in the Diia system, eAcquis for alcohol and tobacco, electronic notary, and e-court to increase transparency and efficiency.
Shmyhal urged Ukrainians to save "light" and enterprises to use alternative power sources
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal urged Ukrainians to save electricity during peak hours and industry to maximize imports and use alternative sources due to the shortage of electricity in the system.
Commemorative rubles of unrecognized Transnistria and coins of 85 countries found by Odesa customs officers under the guise of food: details
In a postal shipment from Israel to Ukraine disguised as cans, Odesa customs officers found a collection of 2,131 coins from 85 countries, including commemorative rubles of unrecognized Transnistria, dated from 1842 to the 2020s.
US prepares $1 billion arms package for Ukraine - Reuters
The United States is preparing a $1 billion military aid package for Ukraine, including vehicles, ammunition, anti-aircraft and anti-tank munitions and other weapons for immediate use on the battlefield.
Government dismisses Deputy Defense Minister Polovenko
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dismissed Vitaliy Polovenko from the post of Deputy Minister of Defense and Tetyana Laktionova from the post of Deputy Head of the National Social Service.
Ukraine to raise another 115 million euros from international partners to support healthcare business
Ukraine will attract EUR 115 million from European institutions to restore the healthcare system and support small and medium-sized businesses.
Marinka and Vuhledar stormed: 5 militants served suspicion notices
Five militants who stormed Ukrainian positions in Maryinka and Vuhledar have been served suspicion notices by the Security Service of Ukraine and face life imprisonment.
Ukraine counts on assistance in finding additional air defense systems for Mykolaiv region: Zelenskyy meets with Danish Minister of Enterprise
President Zelenskyy discusses Ukraine's air defense needs with the Danish Minister of Enterprise. Kyiv is looking for help in finding additional air defense systems for Mykolaiv region.
The occupiers appoint laboratory technicians and janitors as principals of schools in TOT - Opposition
The occupiers appoint unskilled personnel, such as laboratory technicians and cleaners, as directors of educational institutions in the temporarily occupied territories due to the lack of qualified teachers willing to work there.
MPs to consider a draft law that would classify oil and gas condensate as zero-rated excisable goods
The draft law plans to classify oil, oil products, and gas condensate as excisable goods with a zero excise tax rate, and to include some solvents as excisable goods with a rate of 245 euros per 1000 liters.