The legislation, swiftly pushed through by President Volodymyr Zelensky’s lawmakers on July 22 and signed by the president the same day, “crossed red lines” for Brussels, European Pravda reported, citing EU sources.

The OECD reportedly warned that the bill threatens the independence of anti-corruption agencies and could undermine Kyiv’s credibility among foreign partners. This could negatively impact defense investment and reconstruction financing.

Colonel Maksym Kazban was a veteran officer who commanded the Liut Brigade, a unique front-line formation made up of Ukraine’s elite police forces.

Lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak claimed that procedural rules were violated during the bill’s passage, making the constitutional challenge viable. The motion will require at least 45 signatures from members of parliament.

“We have one common trouble, one enemy. Therefore, internal contradictions should be resolved through open dialogue to achieve a single common goal — to defend our country. I am confident that Ukraine will be saved by a strong military and …

Thousands of Ukrainians took to the streets following the parliament's hasty decision to crush the independent anti-corruption institutions.

Protesters gathered near the Ivan Franko Theater in downtown Kyiv  — just a few blocks from the President’s …

The pilot safely ejected from the aircraft and is now in stable condition, according to Ukraine’s Air Force. A special commission has been appointed to investigate the incident.

Ukraine faced a watershed moment on July 22 as parliament passed, and the president signed, a bill that effectively eliminates the independence of the country's anti-corruption institutions.

The bill will subordinate the National Anti-Corruption …