The Verkhovna Rada demanded from Russia the immediate withdrawal of its armed forces from Ukraine, the termination of terrorist organizations support in the east of the country, the release of all illegally detained prisoners of war and the return of the annexed Crimea. In its statement the Parliament named the start date of aggression - February 20, 2014.
Deputies postponed until July 15 the enactment of the law on the prosecutor's office, which was to come into force on April 25, claiming that the Prosecutor's office did not have time to prepare for that. Prosecutor's office is allowed to nominate its representatives to the High Council of Justice.
Ministry of Energy considers 11 out of 35 mines located on the territory controlled by Ukraine prospectless, three mines will be closed in the near future.
Hryvnia exchange rate against the major currencies has not changed: 22.28 UAH/USD (+0.03 UAH), 23.84 UAH/EUR (-0,02 UAH), 4.13 UAH/10 RUR (-0,19 UAH).
The EU has given to Ukraine 250 million euros as a last part of the first macro-financial assistance program, adopted in 2014.
US Congress members from the both major parties have sent to President Obama request about the beginning of deliveries of defensive weapons to Ukraine .
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon emphasised that the decision to send peacekeepers to the Donbass can only be made by the Security Council, where Russia has the rght of veto.
The delegations of Ukraine, the EU and Russia discussed the creation of a comprehensive free trade area, which will be implemented after the final entry into force of the economic part of the Association Agreement. The negotiations will continue at the political level.
The murderer who killed the Ukrainian officer during the seizure of Crimea by the Russian troops in February 2014 was sentenced only to two years in prison. At the same time, the Ukrainian citizen against whom the false charges "of the organization of a terrorist group" were brought up along with the charges against the film director Sentsov, was sentenced to 7 years in prison.
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