The presence of a military registration document when crossing the border is a mandatory condition for all male citizens of Ukraine aged 18 to 60, starting July 17, 2024, the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) has reminded.
“When crossing the border to leave, border guards check military registration documents of all male citizens of Ukraine aged 18 to 60. The document can be either paper or electronic,” the State Border Guard Service emphasizes.
It is noted that on July 16, the deadline established by the law of Ukraine expired, during which citizens of Ukraine had to register for military service or clarify their military registration data.
In the absence of a military registration document, border guards refuse to cross the state border to leave Ukraine.
Another reason for refusal will be the presence in the Unified State Register of Conscripts, Persons Liable for Military Service and Reservists of information about the person being put on the wanted list. In such cases, a police officer will be called to the place to carry out administrative detention of the person and bring him/her to the nearest territorial center of recruitment and social support (TSC and SS).
A separate mention is made of the category of men who have the right to cross the border due to deferment from conscription or exclusion from military registration for health reasons. Their military registration documents must contain information on the receipt of such a deferment or exclusion from military registration or a certificate in the form specified in Annex 6 of the Procedure for the Conscription of Citizens for Military Service during Mobilization, for a Special Period, approved by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of May 16, 2024, No. 560.
The categories of persons who, in accordance with the Rules for Crossing the Border by Citizens of Ukraine, are allowed to leave Ukraine have not changed at this time.
A number of temperature records, including the temperature of water in the Dnipro River in Kyiv, were set on July 16, according to the Facebook page of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory.
“According to the observations of the Kyiv hydrological station of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory, on July 16, the maximum water temperature in the Dnipro reached 29.0°C and exceeded the previous maximum by 0.4°, which was recorded on July 22, 2010, and amounted to 28.6°C,” the post says.
The maximum daily air temperature in Kyiv on July 16 was also the highest on record for this date and amounted to 36.0°C, exceeding the previous record of 1931 by 0.2°C.
In addition, the maximum wind speed in the capital reached a record 21 m/s, which is 1 m/s more than the previous maximum recorded in 1964.
A number of daily temperature records were also set on July 16 at meteorological stations in the Kyiv region: in the district center of Vyshgorod, the town of Baryshivka in Brovary district, and at the Teteriv meteorological station in Piskivka, Bucha district.
“A new record was set at the Teteriv meteorological station. The maximum daily air temperature was +36.9°C. The previous record was set in 1951: +35.5°C,” the report says.
In Baryshivka, the maximum daily air temperature was recorded at +34.5°C, the previous record was set at +33.6°C in 2010.
At the United Hydrometeorological Station “Vyshgorod” on the night of July 16, the warmest minimum daily air temperature was recorded at +23.5°C, which is 0.1° higher than in 2010.
The cooperation between HC Tryzub and Ukrnafta will be aimed at developing hockey in Ukraine and will help attract young people to the sport. The partnership will enable the club not only to strengthen its position in Ukrainian hockey, but also to reach a new level of development. Financial stability and support from one of the country’s largest enterprises will allow HC Tryzub to implement its ambitious plans and reach new heights.
Yevhenii Zyk, General Manager of HC Tryzub, said:
“We are very pleased to start cooperation with Ukrnafta. This partnership opens up new opportunities for our club and, first of all, contributes to the popularization of hockey in Ukraine. We are grateful to our new partners for their support and trust in our project.”
“In its statement, Ukrnafta emphasized the importance of supporting sports initiatives aimed at developing youth and promoting a healthy lifestyle. “We are proud to become a partner of HC Tryzub. Sport plays an important role in the life of our country, as it not only promotes a healthy lifestyle, but also fosters team spirit and resilience. By supporting youth hockey, we are investing in the future of Ukraine, because these young men and women will become the leaders of our country tomorrow,” said Maksym Miklashevskyi, Director of Marketing at PJSC Ukrnafta.
This partnership promises to be long-lasting and mutually beneficial, contributing not only to the success of HC Tryzub on the ice, but also to the overall development of hockey in Ukraine.
Tryzub Hockey Club and Ukrnafta invite all fans to support the team in the new season!
Geographical structure of Ukraine’s foreign trade (exports) in Jan-Apr 2024, mln USD
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Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy named after V.P. Filatov of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine (Odessa) received a grant from the National Research Foundation of Ukraine to study ophthalmologic biological markers and develop an objective method of early diagnosis of unfavorable stress. V.P. Filatov Institute of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine (Odessa) has received a grant from the National Research Foundation of Ukraine to study ophthalmologic biological markers and develop an objective method for early diagnosis of unfavorable stress-associated psychological changes in the human condition.
As Interfax-Ukraine was informed in the Institute, the research will allow early diagnosis of participants of any crisis situations, both global (such as war, man-made or natural disasters, pandemic, etc.) and local (traffic accidents, domestic violence, terrorist acts, etc.).
It is noted that scientists of the Filatov Institute have already conducted a number of studies in the field of hardware-instrumental determination of signs of stress-associated disorders based on ophthalmologic markers: analysis of eye movement data and changes in pupil parameters.
“Further research combined with the creation of understandable and easy-to-use software for rapid processing of the obtained data should become the basis of a method that will ensure the objectivity of research, the ability to determine the threat of stress-related disorders in the presence of symptoms insufficient for clinical diagnosis,” commented the institute.
In addition, the short time required for research and data processing will make it suitable for use in mass diagnostic activities (screening), the report specified.
According to the Ministry of Health, more than 15 million Ukrainians will require psychological support after the end of the war. Most of all from psychological trauma suffer direct participants of military operations. The number of victims affected by war syndromes, for example, is from 35% to 70% of all participants of military operations, regardless of whether they were in the combat zone or not.
The Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy named after V.P. Filatov of the National Academy of Sciences of Russia. V.P. Filatov Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy of NAMNU was founded in 1936. It is a leading scientific and medical institution and a national center of scientific research in the field of ophthalmology.
