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1 of August 2022:

• The USA eliminated the leader of Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan
• “Mandatory evacuation” from Donetsk oblast: the Minister, Iryna Vereshchuk, stated that people will not be forced to leave
• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, August 1
• The war. The first ship with grain left Odesa, Ukraine received four more HIMARS systems, and the Russian invaders struck Mykolaiv again. Day 160: live coverage
• Malta launched hryvnia to euro exchange for Ukrainians
• Great Britain has launched a new property registry due to Russiaʼs invasion of Ukraine
• The US announced new military aid to Ukraine for $550 million — there will be additional ammunition for HIMARS
• In Kherson oblast, Russian occupiers fired at an evacuation bus. Two people died, two others were seriously injured
• Spotify launched podcasts in Ukraine
• Zelensky responded to the petition to replace the monument to Catherine II in Odesa with a monument to a gay porn actor
• Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin: The explosion in Olenivka could have been caused by Russian thermobaric weapons — this is a preliminary conclusion
• Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said that he did not receive any signal from the UN regarding the terrorist attack in Olenivka
• Overview of events on August 1: Occupiers advance and Bakhmut and build up forces in the south, Germany transfers MARS II to Ukraine and US HIMARS
• The Supreme Court banned the construction of a shopping center on Postova Square in Kyiv. In 2015, artifacts from the times of Kyivan Rus were found there
• The Guardian: British MPs also plan to visit Taiwan despite Chinaʼs threats
• President Zelensky responded to the petition asking to ban issuing summonses at gas stations and roadblocks
• Meanwhile in Russia: prices are now higher than in Finland, soldiers dissatisfied with compensation, patriotism hour introduced in schools
• ”Ukrposhta” stopped working in the occupied territories
• Scientists have discovered a new species of panda. These bears lived in Europe six million years ago
• Siamese twins were successfully separated in Brazil. Doctors trained in virtual reality
• New Zealand has fully opened its borders for the first time since March 2020
• ”We are constantly assessing the situation.” McDonaldʼs commented on rumors about the opening of restaurants in Ukraine
• ”Negotiations require a bona fide partner.” Biden appealed to Russia regarding nuclear arms control
• The Armed Forces de-occupied 46 settlements in Kherson oblast
• German MARS II and American HIMARS rocket launcher systems have arrived in Ukraine
• A state portal for searching for children affected by the war has been launched in Ukraine
• Ex-commander of a ship of the Navy of Ukraine, Oleksiy Kiselyov, was detained in occupied Henichesk
• New Zealand introduced additional sanctions against Russia
• The petition to award the Hero of Ukraine to the fallen activist Roman Ratushny has received the necessary 25 000 signatures
• The EU is preparing for a possible escalation between the US and China
• Chinese troops “would not sit with their arms folded” if the speaker of the US House of Representatives visits Taiwan
• FT: West postpones the prohibition on insurance of Russian oil shipments due to possible price rise
• Ground public transport in Kyiv will stop during the air alert
• The Territorial Defense Forces volunteer, former deputy head of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast State Administration, was exposed for embezzling rubber aid
• NAPC drew up administrative reports on two MPs of “Servants of the People” faction due to a $10,000 watch and a parliamentary appeal
• 80 Russians applied for a Ukrainian visa in a month
• The Hubble telescope showed the bright “heart” of the Sagittarius constellation
• The SSU intercepted the occupiersʼ documents about the “referendum” in the Kherson oblast. Pickets and 20 “election commissions” are planned
• From August 1, antibiotics will be sold only by e-prescription in Ukraine
• The first ship with Ukrainian agricultural products left the port of Odesa
• The Ambassador of Ukraine to Britain told how Ukrainians are trained by the British military
• ”Nobody will come to solve everything for you.” Olena Chekryzhova left Donetsk in 2014, founded her own English language school, and now teaches Ukrainian fighters — hereʼs her story
• A humanitarian warehouse burned down and medical facilities were destroyed in Mykolaiv — Russia again shelled the city
• General Staff: the occupiers lost 200 soldiers killed yet, 40 pieces of equipment were destroyed
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck an echelon with Russian equipment in Kherson oblast
• The Ministry of Defense of Turkey: The first vessel with grain will leave the Ukrainian port at 08:30 a.m.
• The Russians hit Saltivka. Kharkiv residents are asked to stay in shelters
• The Kosovo government has agreed to postpone for a month the decision which caused the Serbs protesting