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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 24.07.2025.
It displays 97 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
24.07.2025 ⇢ The Law's Turn, Kharkiv's Fire
⌨The day's editorial focus rapidly shifted to the reversal of the controversial anti-corruption law. Following widespread protests and international backlash from previous days, parliamentary deputies moved to repeal the legislation, culminating in President Zelensky's endorsement and submission of a new bill to restore the independence of NABU and SAP. This marked a significant pivot after the law's recent signing. Concurrently, media extensively covered a major Russian aerial strike on Kharkiv, causing high casualties, including children and pregnant women. Reports confirmed the use of new UMPB-5 aerial bombs in this attack, alongside continued drone and missile strikes on Odesa and other urban centers, inflicting further damage. Towards day's end, an agreement on the return of 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers from captivity gained prominence, alongside reports of Starlink outages affecting frontline forces.
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00:16⇢Return of Defenders
⌨Ukrainian media prominently features the latest developments in security and aid. Newspapers report that the US has approved a new $322 million military aid package for Ukraine, including Hawk systems and Bradley vehicles (Glavcom, Liga.net). Concurrently, a significant prisoner exchange with Russia saw the return of more Ukrainian defenders, including the last of the Snake Island personnel (Pravda, Ukrinform, Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, an attack on Odesa is reported (UNIAN), and anti-corruption protests continue (Kyiv Post).
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Approval of HAWK and Bradley systems marks a pivot in Trump’s policy; a new arrangement demanding European nations cover costs of US military equipment and substantially raise NATO defense outlays.
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Економіст, ексчлен Ради Нацбанку Віталій Шапран про стагнацію російської економіки та зміну підходів до санкцій
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У 2025 році Міноборони планує поставити у військо 15 000 одиниць НРК. Що про це думають у школі «Варан» і наскільки ця галузь ще сира.
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The well-known Pryvoz Market – a nearly 200-year-old symbol of the city – caught fire during the strike. Crews are still battling the flames and working to limit the damage.
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05:49⇢Odesa Under Barrage
⌨Ukrainian media heavily reports on renewed Russian attacks across urban centers. Odesa's historic district and its iconic Pryvoz Market sustained significant damage and fires from drone strikes (Kyiv Post, Pravda). Other regional centers like Cherkasy also faced missile attacks, resulting in casualties (Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). Concurrently, military discussions focus on training ground drone pilots (LB.ua), and an economist assesses Russia's deep economic crisis due to sanctions (Liga.net).
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Російські дрони-камікадзе "Гарпії" виробляються з китайських запчастин. Санкції не змогли зупинити їх імпорт
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08:16
За заправки ANP та "Авіас" посилилась боротьба. До неї приєдналися ключові гравці ринку. Яким може бути результат?
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Ukrainska Pravda
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Ukrainska Pravda
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09:27⇢Renewed Attacks After Ceasefire Bid
⌨Ukrainian media heavily reports on renewed Russian military actions following the Istanbul ceasefire proposal. Urban centers like Odesa and Kharkiv have suffered new strikes, with significant damage to Odesa's historic Pryvoz Market (Glavcom, Kyiv Post) and casualties in Kharkiv (Pravda). President Zelensky noted these attacks occurred after ceasefire talks (Ukrinform UA). Concurrently, fierce fighting persists on the frontlines, particularly in Pokrovsk and Lyman, with a high number of clashes reported (Ukrinform).
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Ukrainska Pravda
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Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Lindsey Graham said Ukraine must avoid giving its critics more reasons to question international support.
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Ukrainska Pravda
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Удар припав на щільну житлову забудову та цивільне підприємство
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The deputies from all parliamentary parties submitted a bill to repeal Law 12414 and restore NABU and SAPO’s independence amid mass protests and the international backlash.
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До парламенту подали проєкт на противагу закону №12414, ухваленому 22 липня
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12:33⇢Anti-Corruption Law Under Repeal
⌨Ukrainian media prominently reports on efforts to reverse the controversial anti-corruption law. Following widespread protests and international backlash, parliamentary deputies from various parties have registered a bill aimed at restoring the independence of NABU and SAPO (Kyiv Post, Liga.net). This development suggests a rapid response to the recent signing of Law 12414, which had curtailed their autonomy (Glavcom). Concurrently, reports detail a significant Russian strike on Kharkiv, causing casualties (Pravda, Ukrinform UA), and ongoing frontline hostilities (Ukrinform).
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Законопроєкт буде внесено до Верховної Ради 24 липня
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За словами посла, Україна вступила в нову фазу війни, що відрізняється від періоду повномасштабного вторгнення у 2022–2023 роках
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З початку повномасштабного вторгнення в Одесі пошкоджено понад 175 об’єктів культурної спадщини, 20 – серйозно. Росія хоче стерти європейське обличчя міста
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Radio Svoboda
Крупнейшее уголовное дело России: Москва наказывает дагестанцев
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15:00⇢Kharkiv Struck by New Bombs
⌨Ukrainian media is extensively covering a major Russian aerial strike on Kharkiv, which caused 41 casualties, including children and pregnant women, and destroyed a civilian facility (Pravda, Ukrinform UA). Reports confirm Russia used new UMPB-5 aerial bombs in the attack (UNIAN). Separately, the controversial anti-corruption law continues to be a domestic focal point, with an opposition politician discussing her vote as efforts to repeal the legislation proceed (Glavcom, Kyiv Post).
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З початку повномасштабного вторгнення в Одесі пошкоджено понад 175 об’єктів культурної спадщини, 20 – серйозно. Росія хоче стерти європейське обличчя міста
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President Zelensky approved a revised draft law that will restore NABU and SAPO’s independence following two days of nationwide protests.
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Speaking to Kyiv Post, military analysts explain why Trump’s arms sale to Ukraine falls short.
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18:02⇢Zelensky's Anti-Corruption Bill
⌨Ukrainian media highlights President Zelensky's submission of a new bill to the Rada concerning NABU and SAP, signifying continued focus on anti-corruption efforts (Glavcom, Radio Svoboda, UNIAN). Concurrently, cities like Odesa continue to endure Russian drone attacks and shelling, damaging civilian and historical sites (Liga.net, Ukrinform UA). Fierce fighting persists on the frontlines, especially in the Pokrovsk sector (Ukrinform).
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В Бюро зазначили, що минулого року провели понад 200 подібних експертиз працівників
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Ukrainska Pravda
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Україна отримає від Штатів обладнання для протиповітряної оборони
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Кілька країн висловили пропозиції щодо залучення європейських експертів
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22:02⇢The Return of Captives
⌨Ukrainian media reports on varied developments concerning the ongoing conflict. A focus is an agreement on the return of 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers from captivity (Ukrinform). Concurrently, reports highlight operational challenges on the front, including Starlink outages affecting the Armed Forces (UNIAN). The United States is also providing a $180 million air defense package (Pravda), as frontline updates continue to detail combat and civilian impacts (Glavcom, Hromadske, Ukrinform UA).
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Наразі не відомі причини збою у роботі Starlink
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Military expert questions the move, tells Kyiv Post that the “sale” of these weapons, rather than a no-cost transfer, benefits the US ‘at Ukraine’s expense’
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