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Fundado: 2000
Propiedad
Ukrainska Pravda fue fundada en abril de 2000 por el periodista Heorhii Gongadze (asesinado en septiembre de 2000) y la cofundadora Olena Prytula, que durante mucho tiempo fue propietaria y editora del medio. En mayo de 2021 Prytula lo vendió a Tomáš Fiala, el fundador y CEO de la firma de inversión de Kiev Dragon Capital, nacido en la República Checa, que es el actual propietario. Se dirige como una publicación comercial privada en línea independiente del estado ucraniano y de los grupos de televisión oligarca domésticos del país.
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Financiado comercialmente a través de la publicidad en línea, suscripciones / membresía y los recursos de su propietario privado; históricamente se ha basado en la publicidad a pequeña escala y el apoyo de los lectores en lugar de la subvención estatal o partidista.
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Ukrainska Pravda no tiene propiedad de ningún partido o estado y tiene un largo historial de informes de investigación y anticorrupción críticos con los gobiernos sucesivos; la propiedad de un inversor privado (Fiala de Dragon Capital) con independencia editorial lo hace INDEPENDENTE en lugar de controlado por el estado o los oligarcas.
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Las agencias de inteligencia de los Cinco Ojos han advertido que la destructiva IA podría aparecer "en meses, no en años".
Watch: Russian missile tears through Ukraine swimming pool roof as people swim inside
Datos alarmantes de la guerra en Ucrania: el número de heridos y muertos ha superado los dos millones, más que en la batalla de Stalingrado
Miles atrapados en el sur de Ucrania luchan por sobrevivir
El ejército de Myanmar ha matado a más de 700 civiles durante la campaña electoral, según la ONU
"Cuando suena la sirena, tienes la sensación de que eres el blanco. Cada noche parece una lotería".
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En 15 regiones de Rusia, las restricciones de venta de combustible se implementaron en 24 horas
Al menos 15 regiones de Rusia implementaron restricciones a las ventas de combustible el 23 de junio debido a la escasez de combustible causada por los ataques a las instalaciones de refinación de petróleo por drones ucranianos. Las restricciones incluyen limitar las compras de combustible a volúmenes específicos por persona y prohibir el reabastecimiento de combustible en latas. Estas medidas se introdujeron en las principales regiones como Khanty-Mansiysk, Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Tyumen, Novosibirsk, Saratov, Penza, Omsk, Voronezh, Murmansk y Krasnoyarsk. Las autoridades citaron la necesidad de evitar escaseces artificiales y una demanda excesiva. En el Óblast de Irkutsk, algunas gasolineras impusieron límites mientras que otras dejaron de funcionar completamente. El gobernador Igor Kobzev inicialmente vinculó la escasez de combustible a las huelgas de drones, pero luego eliminó esta declaración. En el Óblast de Vladimir, se instó a los residentes a reducir los viajes en automóvil, y en Ossetia del Norte, las autoridades ordenaron la creación de una reserva de combustible de emergencia.
Evolución de los combates (día 1586): La logística de la destrucción mutua está en marcha, los rusos lo hacen un poco diferente a los ucranianos
El artículo proporciona una descripción detallada de los desarrollos militares en curso el 28 de junio, centrándose en el conflicto entre Rusia y Ucrania. Destaca los esfuerzos estratégicos de ambas partes para interrumpir la logística de la otra, con Ucrania apuntando a los depósitos de combustible y la infraestructura rusos, mientras que Rusia intenta contrarrestar atacando las líneas de suministro ucranianas. La pieza señala que Rusia está fortaleciendo su defensa aérea alrededor de Moscú, posiblemente preparándose para desplegar misiles balísticos de fabricación ucraniana. También informa sobre ataques recientes a instalaciones rusas, incluida una refinería en Voronezh y daños a una fábrica en Volgogrado. Ucrania ha perdido dos aviones MiG-29 en un solo día, y hay batallas en curso en áreas como Raj-Oandrivka. El artículo enfatiza la naturaleza evolutiva del conflicto, señalando que ninguna de las partes ha logrado una ventaja decisiva.
Ucrania amplía el uso de drones terrestres para reemplazar a un tercio de los soldados en el frente - Forbes
Ucrania está expandiendo significativamente el uso de drones terrestres para reemplazar a un tercio de las unidades de infantería en las líneas del frente, según Forbes. El cambio está impulsado por el alto riesgo que enfrentan los soldados debido a la vigilancia de drones enemigos, lo que lleva a la dirección militar a priorizar plataformas terrestres flexibles para logística, limpieza de minas, evacuación y roles de combate directos. El presidente Volodymyr Zelenskyy se ha fijado la meta de suministrar al menos 50,000 plataformas de este tipo a las fuerzas armadas para 2026. Los informes de la industria nacional muestran un aumento dramático en la capacidad de producción, con más de 25,000 unidades contratadas solo en la primera mitad de 2026. Los drones terrestres ahora realizan miles de misiones mensuales, incluido el apoyo logístico, la evacuación de víctimas y las operaciones de combate. Se han establecido unidades especializadas para integrar estos sistemas en operaciones de primera línea.
Ucrania reporta dos muertos tras ataques nocturnos de Rusia, cifra que ha aumentado a 30 en Kiev.
At least two people were killed and eight injured in Russian air strikes on the Sumy region and Kryvyj Rih in Ukraine during the night of Thursday to Friday, according to Ukrainian authorities. This follows a large-scale Russian attack on Kyiv earlier in the week which killed at least 30 people and injured around 100 others. In response to the attacks, Ukraine conducted missile strikes on Belgorod in Russia, causing a fire at an energy facility and killing one woman, according to Russian media. The overnight strike on the city of Romny in the Sumy region hit a residential building, killing two women and injuring a man, reported regional administrator Oleh Hryhorov via Telegram. Another seven people were injured in a missile strike on Kryvyj Rih, according to military city administrator Oleksandr Vilkul. In Kyiv, teams discovered three more dead bodies during the night, bringing the total number of victims to 30, according to Reuters citing Ukrainian health authorities. Kyiv's military administrator Tymur Tkačenko stated that the attack injured 99 people. Moscow claimed the extensive attack was a response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, including those carried
Sibiga en una reunión con Sikorski propuso medidas anticrisis para las relaciones con Polonia
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha proposed a package of anti-crisis measures during a meeting in Warsaw with Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski aimed at easing tensions between the two countries. The proposal includes consultations between foreign ministries, organizing meetings of historians involved in the Polish-Ukrainian historical conference, and engaging religious leaders to support bilateral dialogue. Sybiha highlighted progress made over the past year-and-a-half in resolving sensitive historical issues, including the resumption of exhumation work and continued cooperation on historical research. He emphasized respect for both nations’ histories and called for maintaining dialogue to prevent further escalation. Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that discussions focused on constructive dialogue, de-escalating emotions, continuing military cooperation, and developing economic collaboration. Both sides stressed the importance of truth, mutual respect, and remembering victims as essential elements of their relations.
Los rescatistas mostraron un tornado de fuego en la zona de Chernobyl
Firefighters in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone on Kyivshchyna territory responded to a fiery tornado caused by strong winds and dust storms. The incident highlights ongoing challenges faced by emergency services in the area, where atmospheric conditions have worsened, prompting residents to limit outdoor activities. The Ukrainian State Emergency Service (DSNS) provided direct quotes describing the intensity of the fire and the efforts of rescuers to contain it. The article emphasizes the resilience of emergency personnel amid unpredictable natural conditions.
En Alemania, registran el apartamento de una mujer ucraniana sospechosa del atentado de Mónaco
German authorities conducted searches at the residence of Anastasiia Berezovska, a Ukrainian citizen who has been placed under international arrest by Interpol for allegedly planning an attack on Vadym Yermolayev, a sanctioned Ukrainian businessman, in Monaco. The searches took place in the Main-Taunus district where Berezovska lived, and police also searched her car. According to reports, Berezovska is originally from Luhansk and has been living in Germany since March 2022 under temporary protection. She was reportedly seen in Frankfurt after the incident in Monaco. Media outlets previously reported that she likely traveled to Germany via Italy using a rented car. Earlier unconfirmed reports suggested that Ukraine’s Security Service might have been involved in the explosion. On June 29, an explosion in Monaco injured three people, including Yermolayev and his close associates, though the prosecutor's office in Monaco has yet to officially confirm their identities. Yermolayev is a prominent businessman based in Dnipro and was once among Ukraine’s wealthiest individuals.
Крим ще не ізольований, але має критичну проблему: у Зеленського розкрили деталі
The article reports that while Crimea is not fully isolated from Russia, the Russian logistics system on the peninsula is facing increasing pressure. The President of Ukraine’s representative office in Crimea told LIGA.net that Russia can currently only reliably use the Kerch Bridge for supply routes. After Ukrainian military strikes on key infrastructure, problems have emerged including fuel shortages, power outages, and transportation disruptions. The report highlights that major roads like Rostov–Maripol–Berdyansk–Melitopol are under constant fire, and maritime logistics suffered significant losses after attacks on three ferry vessels at the Kavkaz port. Damage to bridges over the Northern Crimean Canal has also disrupted rail connections, and the Black Sea Fleet lost many ships. Despite these challenges, the Kerch Bridge remains the main stable route, though it faces structural risks due to repeated attacks.
У Києві кількість жертв російського удару зросла до 30: людей досі шукають під завалами
The article reports on the escalating casualties caused by a Russian missile attack on Kyiv on July 2nd. According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSONS), three bodies were recovered from rubble overnight, bringing the total number of confirmed fatalities to 30. Search-and-rescue operations continue, with three people still missing. The head of Kyiv’s military administration, Timur Tkachenko, noted that another person died in a hospital after severe injuries from the attack. As of Thursday evening, 91 individuals had been injured. Environmental impacts include oil spills at Ochakivskyi Lake in Obolon district, prompting measures to contain pollution. The attack involved over 700 drones and rockets, with Ukrainian forces destroying most of them. President Zelenskyy criticized Western partners for not fulfilling defense commitments. The article also mentions ongoing mourning in Kyiv and related international developments.
SAP: Complejo de apartamentos y coches registrados en los nombres de sus parientes
The Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) has filed a lawsuit against Colonel Maxim Vinnytskyi, commander of the 31st Separate Repair and Restoration Battalion under the 'South' Operational Command, alleging that he improperly acquired assets worth 7.3 million hryvnias. The assets—two cars and two apartments—were officially registered under his mother, roommate, and her close relative. SAPO claims that while these individuals were named as nominal owners, the soldier himself organized their purchase and paid for them. Financial analysis of the commander and his associates’ income and expenses revealed they lacked sufficient legal earnings to justify acquiring such assets. As a result, SAPO seeks to have the acquisitions deemed unjustified and to initiate civil confiscation due to reasonable doubts about the legality of their origin.
La cumbre de la OTAN en Ankara calificó a Rusia como una amenaza y prometió a Ucrania 140 mil millones de euros en dos años.
The NATO summit in Ankara, scheduled for July 7–8, is expected to finalize a declaration designating Russia as a threat to Euro-Atlantic security and committing member states to provide Ukraine with €70 billion annually in military support over the next two years (€140 billion total). This commitment, primarily pushed by Germany, includes both new financial pledges and existing obligations such as the EU’s €90 billion loan package. The declaration will also recognize Ukraine not just as a recipient of NATO security assistance but as a provider of security for European allies. While some European countries have been hesitant to take on additional financial commitments, all NATO members appear to have reached an agreement on this key point. The final version of the declaration is expected to be confirmed by Friday, July 3.
Hungría desbloquea la apertura del sexto cluster en las negociaciones con Ucrania Medios
Ukrainska Pravda reports that Hungary has agreed to open the sixth negotiation cluster regarding Ukraine and Moldova’s accession to the EU, focusing on foreign policy, security policy, trade policy, and relations with third countries. This follows a previous blockage by Budapest on June 23, which prevented the sending of official letters from the EU to Kyiv and Chisinau. The move marks partial easing of Hungary’s position but does not resolve all issues, as Budapest still opposes starting procedures for the remaining four clusters. President Zelenskyy had called for opening all five clusters in July, but only the first cluster, 'Foundations,' has been officially opened so far. The process involves Ukraine and Moldova presenting their positions, followed by the European Commission drafting joint negotiating positions. While the formal opening of the sixth cluster is expected on July 14 during an EU ministers’ meeting, there is no consensus in Brussels for simultaneous opening of all clusters. Poland supports a gradual approach, aligning with growing sentiment among other member states.
Medvedev llegó a Irán para la ceremonia de despedida de Khamenei
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of Russia's Security Council, has arrived in Iran for a farewell ceremony for former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who died as a result of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Tehran on February 28. The ceremony, which will take place from March 3 to 9, includes participation from Russian Foreign Ministry representatives, the Russian Orthodox Church, and Muslim clergy. Iranian media report that Khamenei’s funeral will be held in Mashhad, his birthplace. Earlier footage of the coffin was shared online. In January 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a strategic partnership agreement with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, including enhanced military cooperation supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine. The U.S. and Israel launched a military campaign targeting Iran’s regime, conducting nearly 900 attacks within the first 12 hours. President Trump announced Khamenei’s death late on February 28. Prior to the attack, the CIA identified Khamenei’s location.
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El Senado de los Estados Unidos votó a favor de restringir los poderes militares de Trump en Irán
El EPP destruyó 79 de los 90 aviones no tripulados con los que Rusia atacó a Ucrania
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Ucrania fortalecerá la protección con nuevos sistemas no tripulados en la frontera con Bielorrusia
Golpe ruso contra la estudiot de cine Dovzhenko en Kiev: aparecieron fotos de los daños
Putin firmó un decreto que aumentaba el tamaño del ejército ruso
