What to do while in Ukraine

The rallies were organized by the Polish public movement Committee for the Defense of Democracy (KOD). Events are planned, in particular, in Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, Poznań, Wrocław, Katowice, Rzeszów, Lublin, Łódź, Szczecin, Białystok and Kielce.  Stickers with the inscription “Do not be indifferent” are being distributed there. KOD calls on participants to place them on the doors of shops, institutions and on cars as a sign for Ukrainians that in these places “they can count on help, feel safe and receive support”.  ▪️On Friday, during the action “My Poland does not hit, does not insult, does not harass” in Warsaw, the organizers submitted a petition signed by more than 11 thousand people to the Office of the Prime Minister of Poland and the Ministry of the Interior and Administration.  In it, they demand decisive action against violent attacks, in particular against Ukrainians and representatives of other minorities.

Bronze medalist of the 2012 Olympics🥉Taras Shelestyuk (22-0-1, 12 KOs) became the new WBO International 🏆 champion in welterweight! In the main fight 🥊 of the boxing evening in Manta, Ecuador, the Ukrainian defeated local boxer Andreas Munoz (14-2-1, 10 KOs) by unanimous decision ⚖️ after 10 rounds.  🏆This is the first title for Shelestyuk since 2016, when he took the WBO NABO belt

The 19-year-old Ukrainian won a medal in the pole vault, clearing a height of 4.40 m. This is the first medal in the history of Ukraine in women's pole vault at the U20 World Championships!

  Olexander will perform at the Usyk 17 Promotions boxing event, which will take place on August 22 in Lviv.  The co-main event of the evening will be held by Pavlo Ilyusha. The undercard of the tournament will also feature nine Usyk 17 Promotions boxers: Maksym Rudyk, Maksym Zimenko, Dmytro Lovchynskyi, Elvin Aliyev, Bogdan Tolmachov, Mykola Laktionov, Jamal Kuliev, Ayder Abduraimov and Matviy Razhba.

Yuriy Kovalchuk, Maksym Agarushev and Oleksandr Tovkai scored 4668 points. This is Ukraine's first medal at this year's Euro and the first team medal since 2024.

The Ukrainian scored 324.70 points and was 27.50 points ahead of her closest rival. This is the first gold medal in women's high diving at the Euro in the history of Ukraine. This is the second gold and sixth overall medal for Ukraine at the Euro 2026 in aquatic sports.