“Independence” Rates: Ukrposhta Prices Have Changed—How Much Will We Pay for Parcels and Letters

Patients with urgent conditions are admitted regardless of the threat level. Dispatch centers are taking calls, and ambulance crews are responding to patients. Serhiy Koretskyi, Prime Minister of Ukraine, September 21, 2026

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“Independence” Rates: Ukrposhta Prices Have Changed—How Much Will We Pay for Parcels and Letters

Ukrainian Parliament Simplifies Lease of Public Property to House Displaced Persons

Investment portfolio worth over €40 billion formed at Carpathian Summit – Cabinet of Ministers

“Independence” Tariffs: Utility Costs Have Risen

MES: 88% of new 9th-grade textbooks delivered to schools despite shelling

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Minus 12,345 Russian Army Tanks: Tank Forces Day with a Ukrainian Tally

Symmetry of oil strikes: why Kyiv links de-escalation to the protection of its own energy sector

Ukraine has completely halted pig iron exports due to the port blockade

Russian Finance Ministry cuts civilian budget spending to fund war

Foreign currency transfers to payment accounts will be credited only in hryvnia

Over UAH 90 mln in aid to defense enterprises: concessional leasing program underway

Simplified AWOL return program ends: procedure after September 21

Ministry of Defence Authorises UAT.GYURZA-01 Armoured Pickup

Over 80% of Ukrainian rail grain exports shift to western borders

Kremlin comments on resuming trilateral talks with Ukraine and the US

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Quote of the Day: Emergency medical services are operating continuously.