Ukraine expects EU defense loans to help fund its defense industry, Sybiha says. "This is a welcome mobilization of European defense funding," Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on X.
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No obstacles to appointing Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi as Economic Security Bureau director
The commission for selecting the Economic Security Bureau director believes there are no obstacles to appointing Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi, the winner of the competition, members said at a meeting with journalists attended by hromadske.
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90% of mobilization occurs voluntarily: Shmyhal
Mobilization is 90% voluntary. This is a conscious decision by Ukrainians, – Shmyhal
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Ukrainian pilot instructor sold jet secrets to Moscow
Ukrainian pilot instructor caught selling Western fighter jet secrets to Moscow. The arrested major served in an air brigade tasked with shooting down the same Russian drones and missiles his intelligence helped target Ukrainian airbases.
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Russia’s war destroys lives, homes, and environment daily
Russia's war against Ukraine didn't slow down. It destroys lives every day – in missile and drone strikes, landmines, and cruel occupation. Its consequences are everywhere: in burned homes and broken families, in contaminated rivers and scorched fields, in shattered hospitals,… pic.twitter.com/6e6fdDBK2C
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 30 juillet 2025Russia's war against Ukraine didn't slow down. It destroys lives every day – in missile and drone strikes, landmines, and cruel occupation. Its consequences are everywhere: in burned homes and broken families, in contaminated rivers and scorched fields, in shattered hospitals,
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Ukrainian pilot spied for Russia, sold airbase locations – faces life sentence
A Ukrainian pilot trusted with the Western-provided fighter jets' operations was secretly working for Russian intelligence. Now he faces life in prison — Ukraine’s Security Service. The Air Force major sold Moscow the locations of F-16 and Mirage 2000 airbases, along with flight
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Ukraine reverses anti-corruption shutdown, adds $9.7B for defense
In issue 34 of lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak's weekly newsletter: Ukraine moves to reverse anti-corruption agencies shutdown amid political backlash, while parliament is set to vote on budget revision adding Hr 400 billion ($9.7 billion) for defense.
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Stepanchuk: Parliament sessions not broadcast live for security reasons
Parliament sessions are not broadcast live for security reasons, – Stepanchuk http://censor.net/ua/n3566125
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In Ukraine, airman arrested for planning strikes on airfields
Law enforcement detained a Ukrainian Air Force serviceman accused of planning Russian strikes on airfields with F-16 and Mirage 2000 aircraft, the SBU security service reports.
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17 EU nations seek €120bn for Ukraine
17 EU countries have requested cheap loans totaling €120 billion to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities and purchase weapons, according to Politico. Poland submitted the largest application—€45 billion—followed by Belgium and Bulgaria among others.