The rector of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Hryhorii Bugrov, has been dismissed from his position due to the expiration of his contract. Currently, the Ministry of Education and Science has not received the full text of the court decision, so it cannot comment on
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Special Envoy Visits Ukraine for G7+ Energy Support and Chornobyl Anniversary
Visit of the Special Envoy M. Lacoue-Labarthe for a G7+ Energy meeting in support of the energy sector , weakened by Russian strikes, and the 40th anniversary of Chornobyl. has already contributed 10 M€ to restore the Chornobyl confinement arch damaged by Russia.
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Ukrainian Strikes Cut Russian Oil Exports Significantly, Zelenskyy Says
Russian oil export volumes have dropped significantly following a series of strikes by Ukrainian defense forces on key ports, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported, citing data from Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service.
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Russia-Ukraine War Enters Year 5 With No Decisive Gains
“This has been going on longer than World War II… and we can’t even take one region,” a Russian official says. War enters year 5 with no decisive gains, while talks stall and expectations of quick victory collapse. 2/
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Assassination Attempt on Russian General Linked to Bucha War Crimes
Yesterday in Russia’s Khabarovsk Krai, an assassination attempt was made on Major General of the Russian Armed Forces Azatbek Omurbekov — the former commander of the 64th Motorized Rifle Brigade, who is linked to war crimes in Bucha at the beginning of the full-scale
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Mariupol Repopulated: Russians Settle as Locals Face Eviction
Mariupol is being repopulated and reshaped. Cheap mortgages attract Russians, while locals face eviction, long waiting lists, or life in camps. “We are being pushed out and replaced,” a resident says. 7X
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Russia Forces Passportization via Access to Pensions and Healthcare
Legal pressure enforces паспортизація. Access to pensions, healthcare, and property rights increasingly requires a Russian passport, pushing residents to accept citizenship to keep basic services and homes. 5/
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Russia Forces Mariupol Residents to Re-register Homes or Face Seizure
Russia is forcing Ukrainians in occupied Mariupol to re-register their homes under Russian law — or lose them.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 29 avril 2026
Deadline in July. Authorities already label ~13,000 apartments “abandoned” and can seize them if owners fail to obtain Russian deeds, NYT. 1/ pic.twitter.com/ITXLuxEzPhRussia is forcing Ukrainians in occupied Mariupol to re-register their homes under Russian law — or lose them. Deadline in July. Authorities already label ~13,000 apartments “abandoned” and can seize them if owners fail to obtain Russian deeds, NYT. 1/
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Oil Refinery on Fire in Orsk, Over 1,400 km from Ukraine
Footage from Orsk, where the oil refinery is on fire. It is over 1,400 km from the border with Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/XkOYJN4hmm
— WarTranslated (@wartranslated) 29 avril 2026Footage from Orsk, where the oil refinery is on fire. It is over 1,400 km from the border with Ukraine.
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Drone Strike on Kramatorsk Building, Woman and Pets Rescued
First-person footage shows the State Emergency Service rescuing a woman and her pets from a smoke-filled apartment following a Russian drone strike on a nine-story building in Kramatorsk.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) 29 avril 2026
Video: State Emergency Service / Telegram. pic.twitter.com/oCEKQTrKELFirst-person footage shows the State Emergency Service rescuing a woman and her pets from a smoke-filled apartment following a Russian drone strike on a nine-story building in Kramatorsk. Video: State Emergency Service / Telegram.