Once hostilities in Ukraine come to an end, the question of returning Ukrainian asylum seekers home will arise. Still, they will not be required to leave the Federal Republic of Germany within tight deadlines or without consideration of individual circumstances.

European states are the only actors capable of and responsible for providing Ukraine with genuine security guarantees in the event of a peace agreement; without such guarantees, Ukrainians may be forced to continue fighting.

Three people were injured on Tuesday as a result of Russian army strikes on the Nikopol, Samar, and Kryvyi Rih districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Zeynab Javadli’s ex-husband has lodged a criminal complaint with Dubai police, accusing her of kidnapping their three daughters.

The remains will be transferred to Israeli forces, who will take them to Israel’s forensic medicine institute for identification.

Throughout the day, shelling in the Kherson region destroyed private and apartment buildings, a kindergarten, a volunteer hub building, a store, garages, and vehicles. Three civilians, including a child, are known to have been wounded.

Soldiers of the 425th Skelia Separate Assault Regiment in the Pokrovsk sector carried out a rescue operation and freed a Ukrainian defender from captivity.

In the federal state of Berlin, 56,000 Ukrainians who sought protection after the start of Russia’s full-scale war are currently registered. In recent months, the number of new asylum seekers has increased substantially, primarily due to a rise in the number of young men.

Russians shelled the village of Zolota Balka in the Kherson region, wounding a 42-year-old woman in her own home.

In the Donetsk region, the number of civilians wounded in Sloviansk as a result of two guided aerial bombs has increased to three.