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28 of July 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, July 28
• The war. Russians fired 20 missiles at 6 regions of Ukraine. The UN is waiting for the first ship with Ukrainian grain, Baykar will hand over a drone to the UAF free of charge. Day 156: live coverage
• Volunteer and poet Hlib Babich died in the war
• The US State Department announced a $10 million reward for information about the “troll factory” and “Putinʼs chef” Yevgeny Prigozhin
• La Stampa: Russia may be behind the crisis in the Italian government
• ”We are the descendants of those who did not break.” The Minister of Defense congratulated Ukrainians on Statehood Day
• In the USA, the skeleton of an ancient dinosaur was sold at an auction for more than $6 million
• The EU and the USA welcomed the appointment of Oleksandr Klymenko as the head of the SAP
• Ukraine will increase electricity exports to the EU by 2.5 times
• UEFA launched an investigation against the fans of the Turkish “Fenerbahce” who chanted the name of the president of the Russian Federation during the match against the Kyiv “Dynamo”
• The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine submitted to the parliament a draft of the law on the conditions for acquiring Ukrainian citizenship — it will be necessary to pass exams
• The European Commission reviewed the maps of the transport network, adding Ukraine there. What will this solution do?
• The President called the decision to revoke the citizenship of businessman Hennadiy Korban legal
• Estonia has banned issuing visas and residence permits to Russians, which are necessary for studying
• The Russian army struck a high-rise building in Toretsk — two people were killed
• The third petition about the travelling of men abroad received 25,000 votes. The president rejected the first two
• Privatization of state-owned enterprises will be resumed in Ukraine
• Mysterious holes were found at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Their origin is unknown
• The Rada adopted the law on special rights for Poles in Ukraine
• Traffic has been restored in Kyiv oblast in all places where bridges were damaged during hostilities
• The police are calling on the relatives of the missing persons to submit DNA samples
• Reuters: Russia was preparing an agents network in advance to quickly seize the Chornobyl nuclear power plant
• A Russian rocket attack on Kropyvnytskyi killed five people. Another 25 were injured
• Whale sharks turned out to be the worldʼs largest omnivorous animals. Previously, this title was held by the Kodiak brown bear
• “House of Europe” and “Netflix” will provide 100 scholarships to Ukrainian filmmakers
• The new head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belgium wrote a letter to Kuleba in honor of Ukraineʼs Statehood Day. She did not mention her trip to the occupied Crimea
• Sprite will no longer be sold in green bottles
• The Government of Latvia supported the provision of additional military aid to Ukraine
• Navigation on Tesla cars has become paid
• The General Staff: the probability of a repeated attack by the Russia from the territory of Belarus is low, but armed provocations are possible
• Volkswagen presented the “Flying Tiger” — the first prototype of an unmanned air taxi
• The US Senate passed a resolution calling on the State Department to recognize Russia as a state-sponsor of terrorism
• Russia struck Donetsk 44 times over the past twenty-four hours. Avdiivka suffered the most attacks
• Facebook reported the first ever decline in revenue in the history of the social network
• The Russians struck a military unit in the Kyiv oblast and in the Chernihiv oblast they shelled the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine this morning
• The court handed over Russian assets in Ukraine to ARMA in the amount of over 7.75 billion hryvnias
• Bayraktar TB2, which the Poles were collecting money, Ukraine will receive for free
• The national security adviser of the GB warned of growing risks of nuclear war with the Russian Federation or China
• Reuters: Russia wants to stay on the ISS until 2028 — four years longer than Roscosmos said
• A new type of strain “Omicron” was catched out in Ukraine
• Reuters: Egypt canceled contracts for 240 000 tons of Ukrainian wheat
• Foreign Policy: Burkina Faso may become the next country where PMC “Wagner” will operate
• Russian troops hit Ukraine with missiles from three directions this morning
• Oleksandr Klymenko was appointed the Head of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutorʼs Office
• Montenegro began to freeze the property of Russians
• The Minister Iryna Vereshchuk called on residents of Donetsk oblast to prepare for evacuation
• In the US, the court sentenced the last two police officers in the George Floyd case
• Shelling of Mykolaiv and Kharkiv oblasts: the authorities reported on the consequences
• The occupiers lost 160 soldiers and 11 artillery systems over the past day
• The United States allocated $500 million for a special fund to respond to the war in Ukraine
• The occupiers still cannot capture two villages in the Luhansk oblast, but they are pressing from all sides
• In Wuhan, China, due to several cases of coronavirus, a million people were sent to quarantine
• The leader of the DPRK declared his full readiness for war with the USA and South Korea
• The United States announced support for the transfer of long-range ATACMS missiles to Ukraine by two parties
• Russian troops launched a missile attack on Kyiv oblast, Chernihiv oblast and Kharkiv oblast. There was a massive launch from Belarus