Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine

The SBU announced the return of the bodies of dead soldiers, for the first time involving special wagons of Ukrzaliznytsia for quick delivery for identification. Repatriation became possible thanks to the cooperation of many departments.

There are 27 laboratories of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 4 of the Ministry of Health and 4 of the Ministry of Justice operating in Ukraine, which conduct DNA examinations. The number of samples in the database exceeds European analogues by dozens of times.

Severely wounded and sick Ukrainian defenders, including the defenders of Mariupol, have been released from Russian captivity. They will receive medical assistance, rehabilitation, and payments.

The bodies of fallen servicemen were returned to Ukraine today as a result of the joint work of many state structures. The SBU thanked the Red Cross for assistance in repatriation.

Push notifications about deregistration have appeared in Diia. Ukrainians will receive notifications if the owner of the housing deregisters them. Previously, this was communicated by letters.

A former high-ranking official of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the National Police is suspected of illegal enrichment. During his service, he became the owner of property worth over UAH 33 million, which he registered in the names of relatives.

The automated system for accounting for mobile devices has brought over 6 billion UAH to the state budget in 5 years. The Ukrainian State Centre of Radio Frequencies emphasizes the need to restore a full-fledged accounting mechanism.

Russian troops attacked civilian infrastructure. Three State Emergency Service rescuers died in Kyiv, and 14 more were injured in the capital and Ternopil region.

Applications for DNA collection in German cities are being accepted until June 13, 2025. If relatives have gone missing due to Russian aggression, samples can be provided.

Ukraine can strengthen the fight against "gray" electronics through international digital tools.

In the morning, Russian troops attacked Sumy with drones, damaging warehouses and civilian cars. Rescuers eliminated the sources of fire, despite repeated shelling.

Russian troops opened fire on rescuers in the Vasylivka district of Zaporizhzhia region during fire extinguishing. A fire truck was damaged, personnel were not injured.

Russia is deliberately targeting rescuers of the State Emergency Service, with about ten attacks recorded in various regions in a week. Units and equipment were damaged, and there are wounded among the emergency workers.

From 2025, educational safety officers will work in 3,000 Ukrainian schools. They are already involved in the educational process in more than 1,600 schools, preventing risks, including the recruitment of teenagers.

Owners of cars with license plates in storage at the Ministry of Internal Affairs must pay for the service by June 3, otherwise they will be destroyed. The cost of storage is UAH 10.80 per day.

In Ukraine, officers of the Educational Security Service conducted thematic safety lessons in schools. To date, more than 1,600 security officers are on duty in educational institutions.

The commander of "Azov" stated that there was not a single Azov fighter in the prisoner exchange, calling for new approaches to the exchange, offering Russia more valuable "lots. "

An exchange of prisoners took place, as a result of which 303 Ukrainian soldiers returned home. This was facilitated by the Kursk offensive operation, which made it possible to capture 971 Russians.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, 5757 citizens have already returned from Russian captivity. The Coordination Headquarters is preparing the next exchanges.

The third stage of the exchange took place, with 303 Ukrainian soldiers returning home, including 70 defenders of Mariupol. In total, 1,000 Ukrainians have returned home in three days.

An explosion occurred in the Khadzhibeyskyi district of Odesa. Police report one injured man in the yard of a private house, the circumstances of the incident are being clarified.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs explained the rules for transferring license plates when selling a car. You can leave the number with the car or assign it to another car of yours. The transfer of numbers is free, except for paid license plates.

Six heads of the National Guard, responsible for logistics, have been suspended from their positions. This is due to NABU searches regarding possible violations in tenders.

Russian forces attacked a police crew with a drone in the Kherson region while they were evacuating two women. Despite this, the police officers were able to complete the evacuation and take the people to a safe place.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has updated the conditions for taking driving exams: the intervals between attempts at the practical exam have been increased (up to 30 days after the third failure) and the technical means of control have been updated.

Children of defenders who are missing or captured will be able to study in the lyceums of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Children of military personnel, police officers and rescuers are also invited.

The Verkhovna Rada plans to consider draft law No. 8082, which provides for the withdrawal of driver's licenses from persons who are restricted in the right to drive, in particular, through lawsuits from the TCR. The license will need to be surrendered voluntarily or forcibly.

In the village of Bilky, a 70-year-old man is suspected of keeping his 68-year-old wife on a chain for 10 days. The police released the woman and opened a criminal case.

Explosions of cluster munitions were recorded in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv, probably scattered during the night drone attack. Residents are urged to be careful and report suspicious objects.

The Rada adopted a bill allowing relatives of missing persons to apply at their place of residence. This will simplify the investigation procedure in cases of people disappearing during the war.