Interior Ministry: 1,255 criminal proceedings opened against collaborators. According to the First Deputy Interior Minister Yevhen Yenin, 1,255 criminal cases have been opened against Ukrainian citizens who are collaborating with Russian forces.

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The FSB is searching for Ukrainians—particularly those who oppose the war—to accuse them of terrorist attacks. This campaign aims to tarnish the image of Ukrainians as terrorists and identify individuals spreading undesirable opinions about the war. https://t.me/DIUkraine/1246

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After a visit to Germany, Ukraine's Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko says that part of Germany’s 20 million euro aid program for Ukrainian cultural assets and for the support of refugees in the culture and media sectors will also go to support Russian opposition media.

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"In response to my question on how the Russian press is related to the support of Ukrainian media, there was quite a lively discussion with colleagues from the German department," Tkachenko said.

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Tkachenko: Part of German funding for Ukrainian culture will also go towards Russian opposition media.

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Tensions remained high around the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant as IAEA inspectors assessed the safety of the facility. Meanwhile, Ukraine's southern counteroffensive continued and Russia further threatened European gas supplies.

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#Russia to offer the “distinguished veterans” of its “special operation” free land in #Moscow region and t.o. #Crimea. The corresponding bill is already in the making, according to #Russian media.

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Troops from @21Engr claim they were attacked with a pipe before fleeing in a high-speed chase to their @UN_CYPRUS base @UKinUNFICYP

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