Positive news:<br>&gt;Ukraine has sufficient grain reserves to meet domestic and global demand at least until the end of 2022.<br>&gt;Switzerland has provided more than 5.3 million euros in humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

Other news:<br>&gt; In Vinnytsia, three streets were renamed in honor of the defenders of Ukraine.<br>&gt; Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that he is ready to unblock Ukrainian ports for food exports if the West lifts sanctions against Russia.





Other news:<br>&gt; Lithuania transferred 20 M113 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine.<br>&gt; Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, 1,918 children have disappeared.<br>&gt; Mobile "zombie TV" has appeared in Mariupol - screens are being carried around the city showing pro-Russian propaganda.<br>&gt; In Germany, a businessman is on trial for violating EU sanctions against Russia.





Particularly positive news:<br>&gt; Google is giving 43,000 Chromebooks to Ukrainian teachers.<br>&gt; Over 50,000 couples got married in Ukraine during the three months of the war.<br>&gt; All metro lines will be reopened in Kharkiv on May 24.

Other news:<br>&gt; US State Department announces new program to provide "evidence of Russia-perpetrated war crimes."