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Martial law and mobilization extended until August 2: Zelensky signed the laws

President Vladimir Zelensky signed laws to extend martial law and mobilization for 90 days – until August 2, 2026. This was reported by the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, informs the portal PromPolitInform. Thus,

Verkhovna Rada extended martial law and mobilization in Ukraine until August 2

Mobilization from May 1 will take place according to the current rules without changes

Zelensky proposes Verkhovna Rada to extend martial law and general mobilization

Scandal in Odessa: Syrsky removed the leadership of the CCC, whose subordinates were detained with brass knuckles, bats and weapons while extorting money

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The court on the election of a preventive measure for Yermak has been postponed to May 13

The government has raised over UAH 184 billion from government bonds since the beginning of the year

Support from allies. What to expect from foreign partners

Ukraine’s new role in the EU: Svyridenko presented an ambitious plan that will reshape the entire logistics of Europe

Grossi said that the risk of a nuclear catastrophe has increased to the highest level since the Cold War

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DTEK paid UAH 14 billion in taxes to the state budget in Q1 2026

Quote of the day: An important message condemning the Russian attack on Ukraine from Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar.

Energoatom announces reorganization and suspension of employees after NABU investigation

Russia launched more than 700 drones in Ukraine in the morning, the attack does not stop – General Staff of the Armed Forces

Hegseth: US military in Ukraine is studying the use of drones in real combat conditions

Complaints of violations during mobilization increased by 333 times compared to 2022 – Ombudsman

Perm refinery in Russia completely stopped work after a drone attack, – Reuters

Destroyed at night by air defense forces 111 out of 139 Russian UAVs – Air Force

Total combat losses of the Russia since the beginning of the war – about 1,344,180 people (+1,130 per day), 11,928 tanks, 41,985 artillery systems, 24,554 armored vehicles – UAF General Staff