Ukrainians

French officials visited Kyiv’s ReabiCentre, a joint rehabilitation project at the National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics, which provides free, high-tech treatment for over 1,000 wounded service members annually.

The Sopot city council in Poland passed a resolution urging the national government to address rising anti-Ukrainian xenophobia, hate speech, and disinformation. The council highlighted Ukrainians' economic contributions and linked hostile rhetoric to foreign actors aiming to destabilize Poland, following reported assaults on Ukrainian minors in Płock and Bielsko-Biała.

Ukrainians are enduring missile barrages and maintaining everyday life amid the war, while Russia and occupied Crimea face fuel shortages, disrupted logistics, and Ukrainian strikes on military-linked infrastructure, exposing challenges for the Kremlin.

Africans, Russians, and Ukrainians were among 2,089 people deported from Assam since 2016. The Assam government reported detecting 1,72,673 foreigners, including 61,259 Hindus and Christians, by May 31.

Sandworm hackers are using a CAPTCHA trick targeting Ukrainians. Instead of verifying human users, the CAPTCHA instructs users to copy and paste a PowerShell command into their Windows computers.

Ukrainians are demonstrating in Kyiv and senior figures are resigning over President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's decision to remove his popular defense chief.

The EU extended the right to stay for Ukrainians, excluding men of military age. Ukrainian soldiers practiced military skills at a training ground near the Zaporizhzhia front line.

A Gallup poll found only 7% of Ukrainians approve of US leadership, a 59-point drop from four years ago when the Biden administration increased military support at the war's start. A separate poll revealed Russians' views of their country's economic situation are at a 20-year low.

The EU has extended its temporary protection for Ukrainians fleeing the war until March 2028. The extension excludes newly arriving Ukrainian men of military age, a decision made at the direct request of the Ukrainian government.

The European Commission has proposed extending temporary protection for Ukrainians until March 2028, excluding those who leave Ukraine illegally to avoid military service. The measure, requested by Kyiv, requires approval from EU member states before implementation.

The article suggests that Ukrainians, having long experienced freedom, may help the West rediscover its value. It notes that prolonged familiarity with freedom has led to a diminished perception of its significance.

Sweden is leading an EU effort to restrict tourist visas for Russian citizens following reports of nearly 500,000 Russians entering Europe last year. EU ministers aim to prevent 'shopping weekends' and 'luxurious trips' amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Putin signed a decree requiring foreign nationals and stateless persons to provide criminal record certificates when applying for Russian citizenship, with an exception for Ukrainians. The measure is part of efforts to tighten immigration and citizenship rules.

The EU is debating a potential sixth-year extension of the Temporary Protection Directive for Ukrainians, with discussions focusing on limiting eligibility for men of conscription age. The current scheme, which hosts over 4.3 million people, may transition to a gradual phase-out and long-term residency framework.

Russia's Africa Corps claims it prevented a coup in Mali by repelling rebels in Kidal, inflicting 'irreplaceable losses' on insurgents without civilian casualties. The group also alleged rebels were trained by European mercenary instructors, including Ukrainians, though no evidence was provided.

Ukrainians provided assistance following a large-scale Russian attack that caused significant damage in Kyiv. The incident was reported by CBS News' Aidan Stretch.