Serhiy Pasevich

Editor and founder of the media project Factage Ukraine. Has many years of experience in covering socio-economic and humanitarian initiatives. Focuses his activities on creating a transparent information space, where every fact is subject to thorough verification. Specializes in the topics of strategic development of Ukraine, attracting international support and analytics of key events that affect the future of the country.

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1 July 2026, 21:45

Financial Anxiety in Russia: Citizens Hoard Cash Amid Economic Uncertainty

The Russian banking system is facing a severe crisis of confidence, marked by a record-breaking exodus of funds into physical cash for the fifth consecutive month. According to data from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, the volume of cash in circulation surged by 449.7 billion rubles in June alone. This represents an 18% […]

1 July 2026, 21:15

Logistics Strike: 22 Trucks Destroyed in Occupied Donetsk

A major strike hit a logistics hub in Russian-occupied Donetsk on the night of July 1, resulting in the destruction of 22 heavy-duty trucks. According to the Telegram channel Astra, the incident occurred on Champions Street in the Leninskyi district. While local occupation authorities claimed the vehicles were civilian, specifically belonging to a confectionery company, […]

1 July 2026, 20:45

Diplomacy of Memory: Kyiv Proposes Historical Compromise to Warsaw via National Pantheon

Following the Ukrainian Parliament’s adoption of the law establishing the National Pantheon, Kyiv is preparing a diplomatic gesture to resolve ongoing historical disputes with Warsaw. As reported by Wirtualna Polska, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha intends to propose the inclusion of General Marko Bezruchko, a hero of the Ukrainian People’s Republic, into the Pantheon as […]

1 July 2026, 20:15

Ukrainian Average Wages Rose by 1.5% in May 2026: Official Data

In May 2026, the average monthly salary for full-time employees in Ukraine increased by 1.5% compared to April, reaching 30,961 UAH. According to the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, this growth indicates a resilient labor market despite the ongoing war and economic instability. Regional disparities remain significant, with Kyiv topping the list at 47,115 UAH, […]

1 July 2026, 19:45

Russian Drone Strike Targets Civilian Infrastructure in Sumy, Causing Casualties

On July 1st, Russian forces launched a series of drone strikes against civilian infrastructure in Sumy. According to an official statement by Oleh Hryhorov, head of the Sumy City Military Administration, the attack resulted in multiple injuries among civilians. The strikes targeted a local gas station, where one of the drones hit a civilian vehicle, […]

1 July 2026, 19:15

Russian Fuel Crisis: Gas Prices Soar Past 100 Rubles Amid Supply Shortages

Russia’s domestic fuel market is facing a severe crisis, with independent gas station chains pushing prices above 100 rubles per liter for the first time, as reported by Reuters. In some locations, fuel costs have climbed as high as 140 rubles, marking an unprecedented shift in an economy long touted as energy-independent. The price surge […]

1 July 2026, 18:15

Russian Terror in Kharkiv: 29 Injured in Aerial Bombing

As of July 1, the number of people injured in a series of Russian airstrikes on Kharkiv has risen to 29, according to a report by the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov, via his Telegram channel. This attack, which involved the deployment of five guided aerial bombs, highlights the ongoing Russian […]

1 July 2026, 17:45

Lukashenko’s Geopolitical Tightrope: Seeking Beijing’s Shield

Following high-level consultations with Vladimir Putin at Valdai, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko made an urgent, unscheduled visit to Beijing to meet with President Xi Jinping. According to Reuters, this marks the 17th meeting between the two, occurring at a moment when Minsk is under immense pressure from both the Kremlin and the shifting landscape of […]

1 July 2026, 16:45

Bulgarian Parliament Rejects Pro-Russian Bid to Terminate Security Pact with Ukraine

On July 1, the Bulgarian parliament decisively rejected a bill proposed by the pro-Russian party “Vazrazhdane,” which sought to compel the government to cancel a ten-year security cooperation agreement with Ukraine. According to the Bulgarian News Agency, the legislative maneuver failed as the majority of lawmakers upheld the constitutional separation of powers. The debate highlighted […]

1 July 2026, 16:15

Massive Charity Scam: Kyiv Investigators Uncover Scheme to Sell 3,000 ‘Military’ Vehicles

Law enforcement officials in Kyiv have dismantled a large-scale criminal enterprise involved in the illegal importation of vehicles under the guise of humanitarian aid for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office, the organizers utilized credentials of shell charitable foundations to bypass customs duties. Investigations suggest that over 3,000 vehicles […]