KIEV, July 25 – Israeli police have uncovered an international network of illegal sales of donor organs at a Kiev private hospital, Deutsche Welle reported on Tuesday. Nine suspects, including leading transplant specialists, have been arrested so far, the report said.

KIEV, July 25 – Relations between Russia and Ukraine may worsen significantly if Kiev insists on Moscow to withdraw its Black Sea Feet from bases in Crimea in 2017, a senior Russian lawmaker warned on Wednesday.

KIEV, July 25 ??“ About 30,000 supporters of the Regions Party are expected to arrive in Kiev on Wednesday to join street protests, a newspaper reported Tuesday citing a person at the Internal Affairs Ministry.

KIEV, July 25 ??“ The pro-Russian coalition will seek to replace Volodymyr Stelmakh, the governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, amid plans to somewhat weaken the hryvnia and to stimulate exports, a lawmaker said.

KIEV, July 25 ??“ President Viktor Yushchenko will take time until Aug. 2 to decide on ways of resolving Ukraine??™s sharp political crisis, including a possible action to dismiss Parliament, officials said Tuesday.

KIEV, July 25 ??“ President Viktor Yushchenko on Monday tried to rescue a political coalition backing the government less than two weeks after the coalition had nearly collapsed under a wave of mutual accusations.

TEL AVIV, July 25 ??“ Ukraine and Israel are discussing possible joint projects in the defense industry, including a modernization project for Ukrainian aircraft, an official said Monday.

KYIV, June 23 – The indicator of negative dynamics of the incidence of COVID-19 in Kyiv and Odesa regions on Tuesday exceeded 10% and amounted to 11.72% and 85.81%, respectively. As a result, the number of regions with a wide spread of coronavirus in Ukraine reached 10, the Health Ministry said.

KYIV, June 24 – Ukraine received $27-million worth shipment of the latest U.S.-made Javelin anti-tank missile systems under the Pentagon's Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program, the Defense Ministry reported.

KYIV, June 24 - Ukraine is opening more of its hospitals to coronavirus cases as the institutions initially chosen to accept patients no longer have enough beds to cope with a surge in infections, Reuters reported Wednesday citing the health minister.