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11.05.2026

The Day Yermak Was Named Suspect

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 11.05.2026.

It displays 80 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.05.2026The Day Yermak Was Named Suspect

The day's dominant story was the corruption case against Andriy Yermak, former head of the Presidential Office, who received a suspicion notice from NABU and SAP for money laundering involving UAH 460 million and estates in Kozyn. This broke in the late afternoon and dominated evening headlines across all major outlets. Earlier, the German defense minister visited Kyiv, agreeing on six joint weapons projects and the Brave Germany program. Zelensky stated Putin is ready for real negotiations, while The Economist and ISW reported Ukraine has seized the battlefield initiative. By evening, Zelensky warned of new Russian attacks as the ceasefire ended.

07:42
Керівниця Львівської політехніки Наталія Шаховська – про нові навчальні програми та впровадження ШІ, а також про те, як університет може самостійно заробити 50% власного бюджету
07:42
08:15

08:15Putin's War-End Hint

The newspapers report on Putin's recent statements suggesting the war's end is near, analyzed by ISW (Glavcom), while Russian attacks continue in Zaporizhzhia and Mykolaiv (Pravda). China confirms a Xi-Trump meeting (UNIAN), and a night roundup covers US-China talks and front situation (TSN). An interview with Lviv Polytechnic rector highlights AI programs (Liga.net), and experts argue missiles remain the top weapon (Ukrinform UA).
08:26
09:08
10:09
10:59

10:59German Defense Minister in Kyiv

The newspapers report on the German defense minister's visit to Kyiv for talks (UNIAN), alongside details of Ukraine's new army reform introducing fixed-term contracts and risk pay (Pravda, TSN). Zelensky claims Putin is now ready for real negotiations (Kyiv Post), while combat continues with 180 engagements (Ukrinform).
11:09
14:43
15:28

15:28Ukraine Seizes Battlefield Initiative

The newspapers report on a shift in battlefield momentum, with The Economist and Kyiv Post suggesting Ukraine is gaining the initiative as Russian forces falter. Meanwhile, Germany's defense minister agreed to launch the Brave Germany program with Ukraine, and a new EU negotiator candidate emerged from Berlin. Domestically, fuel price hikes are expected to drive food inflation.
20:25

20:25German-Ukrainian Arms Ventures

The newspapers report on Ukraine and Germany jointly developing six weapons production projects (Glavcom, Ukrinform UA), while Budanov clarifies that Zelensky-Putin calls don't happen via mobile (Pravda). Zelensky warns of new Russian attacks (UNIAN), and Zhdanov warns of a powerful strike after the 'silence' (TSN). Radio Svoboda covers how Siberia prepares for Ukrainian attacks.
21:09
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22:11

22:11Yermak Suspected in UAH 460M Laundering

The newspapers report on a major corruption case: Andriy Yermak, former head of the Presidential Office, received a suspicion notice from NABU and SAP in a money laundering case involving UAH 460 million and estates in Kozyn (TSN, Liga.net, Ukrinform UA, Ukrinform). Meanwhile, Zelensky warns of new Russian attacks as the ceasefire ends (Pravda, UNIAN).
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