WASHINGTON, April 6 – From 2004 to 2020, the United States allocated over $68 million to help Ukraine get rid of stockpiles of munitions which are excess, aging, potentially unstable, and no longer suitable for use and representing proliferation threat to the country and the region, according to the State Department's annual report on the U.S. participation in the destruction of conventional weapons.

KYIV, April 6 - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called on NATO on Tuesday to lay out a path for Ukraine to join the Western military alliance, after days in which Russia has massed troops near the conflict-hit Donbass region, Reuters reported.

KIEV, April 6 - The Ukrainian government may ban imports of all Russian oil products at a scheduled meeting on Friday, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said Wednesday.

KIEV, April 6 – The White House considers that it is too early to make conclusions from information in Panama Papers on the alleged participation of President Petro Poroshenko in offshore arrangements.

THE HAGUE, April 6 - A clear majority of people who voted Wednesday in a Dutch referendum rejected a far-reaching European Union free trade deal with Ukraine, and with all votes counted it was clear that the threshold of 30 percent voter turnout would be met and the result would be valid, the AP reported.

KIEV, April 3 – President Petro Poroshenko hopes that Parliament will back a bill on the abolition of right to bail for people who committed grave crimes and corrupt officials.

KIEV, April 3 – The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has begun an investigation into a terror attack near JSC Subsidiary Bank Sberbank of Russia's offices in Kiev which took place in the early hours of Thursday morning.

KIEV, April 6 – Some of the debts owed by the chemical companies of Dmytro Firtash's Ostchem to Naftogaz Ukrayiny are being collected via the courts, and some have been covered by gas, Naftogaz Ukrayiny Chairman Andriy Kobolev said.

KIEV, April 6 – The payment of pensions and social benefits to the residents of territories in Donetsk and Luhansk regions under temporary occupation will not be resumed until the Ukrainian authorities regain control, Deputy Justice Minister Natalia Sevostianova said.

KIEV, April 6 – Interior Minister Arsen Avakov has expressed hope that the parliament would support the initiatives on the reformation of the Interior Ministry and expects that the National Police would start working on June 1.