Update: Russian attack on Kharkiv injures 6. The number of injured in a Russian attack against Kharkiv on May 22 has risen to six, Mayor Ihor Terekhov said.
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Russian attack injures four in Kharkiv
Russia troops attacked the city of Kharkiv with guided munition on May 22, injuring at least four people, according to preliminary information from the local authorities.
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Russians hit kindergarten in Kharkiv region for second day, 8 injured
For the second day in a row, Russians have targeted preschools in the #Kharkiv region. Around 8 a.m. today, a kindergarten in Chuhuiv was attacked with missiles. According to preliminary reports, 8 people were injured, as reported by the State Emergency Service (SES). : SES
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Government bonds become second largest budget financing source
"Investments in government bonds have become the second largest source of financing for the State Budget after international aid," Finance Minister Serhii Marchenko said.
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Ukrainians buy $25B in government bonds since war start
Ukrainian citizens, businesses, and banks have purchased over Hr 1 trillion ($25 billion) of domestic government bonds on market terms since the outbreak of the full-scale war, the Finance Ministry said on May 22.
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Ukrainians bought $25bn in war bonds
Ukrainians have purchased $25 billion in domestic government bonds since the start of the full-scale war.
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Sweden approves $7.5bn military aid for Ukraine
The Swedish government approved a plan for military aid to Ukraine worth 75 billion Swedish kronor, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said. The funds will be spent on long-term donations of additional military equipment and the purchase of new equipment for Ukraine. https://t.co/y96CCS96Hk
— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) 22 mai 2024The Swedish government has approved a plan for military aid to Ukraine worth 75 billion Swedish kronor, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced. The funds will be allocated to long-term donations of additional military equipment and the procurement of new equipment for Ukraine.
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Ukraine SBU uses Sea Baby drones with Grad rockets on Kinburn Spit
SBU Uses Sea Baby USV Armed with Grad Rocket Launchers to Attack Russians on Land Ukraine’s SBU says it used Sea Baby maritime drones equipped with Grad MLRS to successfully attack Russian troops positioned on the Kinburn Spit.
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Ex-Presidential Office deputy charged with illicit enrichment
Andrii Smirnov, a former deputy head of the Presidential Office, was charged with illicit enrichment, the Ukrainska Pravda news outlet reported on May 22, citing undisclosed law enforcement sources.
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Russia kills 11 civilians, including pregnant woman, in Kharkiv
On May 19, Russia killed 11 civilians in the Kharkiv region. Six were killed at a recreation center. Among them was Anzhelika Taran, 25, who was seven months pregnant. "Wake me up, this can't be true," her mother cried at her grave. We pay tribute to her.