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Aviation Company "Ukrainian Helicopters" has delivered another aid to the military defending our country from the invasion of invaders. Representatives of 6 military units visited the company at the same time. Requests from 6 different units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine included various equipment that will allow them to more effectively counter the enemy both day and night, and be energy independent. All these needs were met in full.
KYIV. 16 June (Interfax-Ukraine) – Ukrainian Helicopters, a leader in the Ukrainian transportation industry, which has a positive impact on Ukraine's international image abroad and pays hundreds of millions of taxes annually and allocates tens of millions of hryvnias to charity every month, has complained it is the subject of an information attack aimed at besmirching its reputation.
On the 24th of February 2022, Dmytro was woken up by a phone call from friends from Myrhorod: "They told me they were being bombed. At first, I misunderstood and thought they meant they were being robbed. I couldn’t quite grasp why they were calling me, and not the police."
Despite Kyiv’s attempts to draw away Russian forces from Pokrovsk with the surprise cross-border incursion into the region of Kursk, Moscow is still focusing its efforts in eastern Ukraine, where their offensive doesn’t seem to be easing up any time soon.
Russian forces have reportedly been assigned with pushing the Ukrainian army out of the Kursk region by mid-October — or in less than a month.
Ukrainian boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk was handcuffed at a Polish airport after he became "upset" when his travelling companion was denied boarding for disruptive behaviour, the airline and border guards said Wednesday. World heavyweight champion Usyk described the incident late Tuesday as a "misunderstanding" while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was "disappointed by this attitude towards our citizen". The 37-year-old boxer had been planning to fly from Krakow airport to Thessaloniki in Greece along with another man on a flight Tuesday operated by Polish airline Buzz, a subsidiary of Ryanair.
The suspected shooter of former US President Donald Trump was not a member of Ukraine's International Legion, the volunteer unit has said, despite reports stating that he travelled to the country to fight and recruit for them.