June 14th to June 17th

Particulary positive news:

• Five Ukrainian lessons a week have been introduced in Lithuanian schools for refugee children.

Other news:

• French President Emmanuel Macron has acknowledged that his talks with Russian president Vladimir Putin have not vielded the desired results, but considers it necessary to continue these talks.
• German Chancellor Olaf Scholz declares "massive support" and arms supplies to Ukraine.
• The number of UN-confirmed civilians killed and wounded by Russian forces has exceeded 10,000.

Particulary positive news:

• Ukraine is among the top ten countries in the
  Global Skill Report.

Other news:

• French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi and Romanian President Klaus Johannis visited Irpin.
• Russia' s largest gas field is on fire.
• Ukraine will present a volunteer from Chernihiv at the Miss Universe 2022 contest.

Particulary positive news:

• Medical trains of Ukrzaliznytsia and Doctors Without Borders transported more than 1,000 wounded, sick and their families.

Other news:

• Due to EU sanctions, large Russian food producers have faced a shortage of cardboard for food packaging, leading to instability in supply.
• Nord Stream gas supply to Germany reduced by 40% according to Gazprom.
• Over the past 24hrs, Russian troops have carried out 13 strikes on 11 settlements in the Donetsk region, and civilians have been killed and wounded.

Particulary positive news:

• In Ukraine, 377 out of 1,017 deoccupied settlements
  were demined.

Other news:

• Ukraine and the United States signed a memorandum on
  cooperation in agriculture.
• The EU has disconnected three more Russian banks from
  SWIFT.
• In Germany, there are more supporters of Ukraine's
  membership in the EU than opponents.