Presidential Decree on the Counter-Terrorism Concept<\/strong> Directive on the Composition of the Delegation to the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities<\/strong> Decree on Establishing the Day of Unmanned Systems Forces<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 557-r on the Reorganization of Enterprises in the Exclusion Zone<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 554-r on Changing the Balance Holder of Real Estate<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive on Financing the “HOME: Compensation for Destroyed Housing” Project<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 550-r on the Transfer of Property of the Irpin Professional College<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 548-r on Changing the Composition of the Scientific Council<\/strong> CMU Resolution No. 738 on the “Humanitarian Demining Center”<\/strong> CMU Resolution on an Experimental Project for Personal Identification<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 547-r on a Digital Ecosystem for Investment Management<\/strong> NBU Resolution No. 59 on the Organization of Cash-in-Transit Operations<\/strong> CMU Resolution No. 737 on Technical Regulations for Cosmetic Products<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 546-r on the Transfer of Property to the Lysychansk Community<\/strong> Ministry of Economy Order No. 6335 regarding “eCherha”<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 541-r on the Composition of Expert Groups<\/strong> CMU Resolution No. 740 on Cultural Heritage Protection Zones<\/strong> Ministry of Finance Order No. 262 on Budget Accounting<\/strong> Ministry of Justice Order No. 1248\/5 on Investigating Incidents in the State Penitentiary Service<\/strong> Ministry of Internal Affairs Order No. 438 on Document Forms in the Sphere of Citizenship<\/strong> NSDC Decision on Anti-Terrorism Policy<\/strong> Cabinet of Ministers Directive No. 297-r on the Protection of Energy Objects<\/strong> Ministry of Education and Science Order on the Selection of Heads of Vocational Education Institutions<\/strong> This notice from the National Bank of Ukraine serves as an official instrument for informing about the established accounting prices for bank metals (gold, silver, platinum, and palladium) as of June 16, 2026. The document records the value of one troy ounce of each metal in the national currency. It is important to understand that these figures are for reference purposes and do not obligate the regulator to perform purchase or sale transactions of metals at the specified prices.<\/p>\n **Structure and Content:** **Key Provisions:** <\/p>\n This document is an official notice from the National Bank of Ukraine regarding the establishment of the official hryvnia exchange rate against foreign currencies and bank metals as of June 16, 2026. It determines the calculated values of foreign currencies used for accounting purposes, settlements with state authorities, and other operations provided for by law. It is important to understand that these rates are for reference purposes and do not create obligations for the NBU to purchase or sell currency at the specified prices.<\/p>\n **Structure and Content:** **Key Provisions:** ### **On the appointment of V. Bihun as Head of the Brovary District State Administration of Kyiv Oblast**<\/p>\n This decree is an act of individual action by which the President of Ukraine exercises his constitutional powers regarding personnel appointments within the system of local state administrations. The document officially confirms the appointment of Vitalii Vitaliiovych Bihun to the position of Head of the Brovary District State Administration of Kyiv Oblast. From the moment the decree is signed, the individual acquires the corresponding legal status and the powers of the head of the executive branch within the territory of the district.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is standard for acts of this type: it contains a preamble referring to the position of the official issuing the act, an operative part with a clear formulation of the appointment decision, as well as particulars (date, number, and signature of the Head of State). Since this decree concerns a specific individual, it does not amend legislative acts but merely implements the provisions of the Law of Ukraine “On Local State Administrations” regarding the procedure for appointing heads of district state administrations (RDAs).<\/p>\n For practical purposes, it is important to understand that this act serves as the basis for the establishment of an employment relationship between the appointed individual and the state. According to the legislation, the head of a district state administration is appointed to and dismissed from office by the President of Ukraine upon the submission of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. This decree is a legal fact that confirms the legitimacy of Vitalii Bihun\u2019s tenure in the specified position and empowers him to exercise executive authority within the limits of Brovary District.<\/p>\n ### **On the appointment of A. Lytvyn as Head of the Novopavlivka Village Military Administration of Synelnykove District, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast**<\/p>\n This decree of the President of Ukraine is an act of individual action through which a personnel appointment is made to the position of Head of the Novopavlivka Village Military Administration of Synelnykove District, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. The document officially confirms the authority of Andrii Vasylovych Lytvyn to lead the aforementioned administration. The decision was made within the framework of implementing the legal regime of martial law.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is standard for decrees of the Head of State: a preamble (title of the act), an operative part (the direct appointment of the individual to the position), and the signature of the President. As this is an act of an individual nature, it does not introduce changes to other regulatorynormative legal acts, but only implements the provisions of the Law of Ukraine “On the Legal Regime of Martial Law” regarding the formation of military administration bodies at the local level.<\/p>\n The most significant provision of this act is the fact that A. V. Lytvyn is vested with the authority of the head of the military administration. This means that from the moment of appointment, he acquires the status of the head of the respective administration and exercises direction over the activities of the body within the scope of competence defined by law for the territorial community under martial law conditions.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This directive is an act of individual action by which the President of Ukraine exercises his constitutional powers regarding personnel appointments within the system of local state administrations. The document officially formalizes the appointment of Kostiantyn Anatoliiovych Simonov to the position of Head of the Nikopol District State Administration of Dnipropetrovsk Region. From the moment of signing the directive, the individual acquires the relevant legal status and authority of the head of an executive body at the district level.<\/p>\n The structure of the act is standard for presidential directives: it contains a preamble with a reference to the powers, a dispositive part with the surname and position of the appointee, as well as the signature of the Head of State, the date, and the document number. Compared to previous versions of acts of this type, there are no changes, as this is a standard administrative document issued within the framework of current legislation on local state administrations.<\/p>\n The most important provision is the direct appointment of the person to the position, which automatically grants them the right to exercise leadership over the Nikopol District State Administration. This directive serves as the legal basis for the newly appointed head to begin performing official duties and for the commencement of corresponding labor relations in the civil service.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This directive of the President of Ukraine is an act of individual action concerning personnel matters within the system of local state administrations. The document officially terminates the powers of Yurii Stepanovych Dudka as Head of the Zolotonosha District State Administration of Cherkasy Region. The grounds for dismissal are stated as the official’s personal statement.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is standard for directives of the Head of State: it contains a preamble with a reference to the subject of the decision, the dispositive part (the dismissal itself), the position and signature of the President, as well as the date and number of the act. As this directive concerns a specific individual, it does not contain any normative changes to legislation, but merely implements the powers of the President regarding the appointment and dismissal of heads.of the District State Administration, provided for by the Constitution of Ukraine and the Law “On Local State Administrations.”<\/p>\n For practical application, it is important to understand that this act is a legal fact that terminates the employment relationship between the state and the specified person. From the moment the order is issued (June 12, 2026), Yurii Dudka loses the right to exercise the authority of the Head of the Zolotonosha District State Administration. This document serves as the basis for making the relevant entries in the employment record book and for conducting the final settlement with the official.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This Order of the President of Ukraine is an act of individual action aimed at terminating the powers of a specific official. The document officially dismisses Kostiantyn Anatoliiovych Simonov from the position of Head of the Novopavlivka Village Military Administration of the Synelnykove District, Dnipropetrovsk Region. The decision enters into force from the moment of its signing and serves as the basis for terminating the employment relationship with the specified person.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is standard for orders of the Head of State: it contains a preamble with a reference to the subject of the decision, an operative part (the dismissal itself), the President\u2019s signature, and details (number, date, place of issuance). Since this is an act of an individual nature, it does not amend other regulatory legal acts, but rather implements the President\u2019s personnel powers within the framework of the legal regime of martial law.<\/p>\n The most important provision of this act is the fact that the Head of the Military Administration ceases to perform official duties. For law enforcement purposes, this means the immediate termination of the person\u2019s authority to manage the specified administration and the necessity of conducting the procedure for the transfer of cases in accordance with the requirements of civil service legislation and the legal regime of martial law.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This Order of the President of Ukraine is an act of a personnel nature concerning the termination of the powers of the Head of the Nikopol District State Administration of the Dnipropetrovsk Region. The document officially formalizes the dismissal of Ivan Ivanovych Bazyliuk from the relevant position. The basis for the decision was the official\u2019s own volition, expressed in a submitted application.<\/p>\n **Structure and content:** **Key provisions:** This Decree puts into effect the new Concept of Combating Terrorism in Ukraine, which serves as a strategic document for ensuring national security amidst modern challenges. The document identifies current terrorist threats, particularly those associated with the armed aggression of the Russian Federation, and establishes priority directions for state policy in this sphere. The Concept is aimed at adapting Ukrainian legislation to EU and NATO standards, as well as enhancing the resilience of the nationwide counter-terrorism system. It replaces the previous 2019 version, providing an updated approach to the protection of critical infrastructure and the information space.<\/p>\n ### Structure and Main Provisions Compared to the 2019 version, the new Concept pays significantly more attention to cybersecurity, protection against unmanned systems, and countering the financing of terrorism through digital assets.<\/p>\n ### Key Provisions for Practical Application This document serves as a baseline for the development of subsequent regulatory legal acts and departmental instructions in the field of counter-terrorism activities.<\/p>\n
\nThis document approves an updated national security strategy adapted to modern challenges, specifically cyber-terrorism and the use of unmanned systems. The Concept introduces a proactive approach to risk management and defines new standards for the protection of critical infrastructure. The document establishes priorities for cooperation with the EU and NATO and serves as a basis for the development of further anti-terrorist instructions.<\/p>\n
\nThe act defines the personal composition of the Ukrainian delegation and the authority of its head for participation in the international session in June 2026. The document grants the right to promptly adjust the group’s composition and mandates the coordination of official directives with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This organizational decision ensures the unity of the state’s position at the international level.<\/p>\n
\nThe document officially establishes a professional holiday to be celebrated annually on June 11. The establishment of this date aims to honor the role of unmanned units in defending the sovereignty of Ukraine and to initiate new military traditions. The decree took effect upon its publication.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government authorized the change of the legal form of the Chernobyl NPP SE and the Central Enterprise for Radioactive Waste Management to state non-profit companies. This status provides for a transition to a management model aimed at performing specialized tasks rather than generating profit. The decision serves as the basis for making the corresponding changes to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.<\/p>\n
\nThe document transfers a real estate object in Kyiv from the sphere of management of the Agency for Restoration to the management of the Economic Security Bureau. This act serves as the legal basis for re-registering the right of operational management of the property. The transfer of property is carried out in accordance with established government procedures between executive authorities.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government approved the procurement of a loan from the Council of Europe Development Bank in the amount of 100 million euros. The funds are exclusively earmarked and are intended for payments to citizens for property destroyed as a result of the war. The directive serves as the basis for the conclusion of international loan agreements.<\/p>\n
\nThis decision provides for the transfer of the integral property complex of the institution from state to communal ownership of the Kyiv region. The decentralization process requires a full inventory of assets and liabilities for their subsequent entry onto the balance sheet of the local community. The document serves as the basis for the re-registration of rights to real estate and land plots.<\/p>\n
\nThe act makes personal changes to the Scientific Council of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine by replacing individual members. The updated composition of the council is critical for ensuring the legitimacy of decisions regarding grant support for scientific projects. This is a targeted personnel decision that does not change the functions of the Foundation itself.<\/p>\n
\nThe document assigns the Center the function of chief coordinator of mine action, including the certification of operators and quality control of work. The resolution defines the sources of funding for the Center’s activities, including international aid, and integrates it into the state monitoring system for contaminated territories.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government introduced a special procedure for obtaining an identity document for return to Ukraine for citizens born in temporarily occupied territories after 1991 who are absent from registries. Identification may be conducted through witness interviews, including via videoconference. The service is provided free of charge by diplomatic missions of Ukraine.<\/p>\n
\nThe document approves the Concept and plan for creating a unified digital space for monitoring state investments for the 2026\u20132028 period. The system provides for data integration via API between various state tools, such as DREAM and Prozorro. The ultimate goal is to minimize manual data entry and ensure the transparency of budget projects.<\/p>\n
\nThe regulator updated requirements for the transportation of valuables, allowing the use of electronic signatures during cash-in-transit operations and setting new security standards for vehicles. Banks are required to bring internal contracts into compliance with the new rules by November 2026. A new annual reporting requirement to the NBU regarding vehicle fleets and cash-in-transit activities has also been introduced.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government established transition periods for the withdrawal from the market of cosmetics that do not comply with new safety requirements. Products placed on the market before August 2026 may be sold until 2030, depending on substance categories. These changes are aimed at adapting business to new standards without halting the sale of existing stock.<\/p>\n
\nThe decision authorizes the gratuitous transfer of state property (including computer equipment) to communal ownership. The appendix to the directive contains a detailed list of inventory numbers of items to be transferred. The document is the basis for removing the property from the state balance sheet.<\/p>\n
\nThe order clarifies the UKT ZED (Ukrainian Classification of Goods for Foreign Economic Activity) codes for goods eligible for priority border crossing due to limited shelf life. The changes concern specific types of meat and bakery products. The use of current codes is mandatory for the correct classification of cargo in the priority passage system.<\/p>\n
\nThe document approves the list of specialists who will select cultural and artistic projects within the framework of the presidential initiative. The groups include leading figures from the film, music, and media industries. The decision is intended to ensure the transparency of the project evaluation process through the public establishment of the jury composition.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government unified the procedure for developing documentation for establishing protection zones for monuments and preserves. The resolution introduces digital standards for data submission and their mandatory integration into the State Land Cadastre. This creates legal certainty for landowners and developers regarding the usage regimes of protected territories.<\/p>\n
\nThe document makes changes to the Chart of Accounts, optimizing the accounting of open allocations by budget fund managers. New sub-account details have been introduced and the standard correspondence of entries has been updated to ensure the compliance of financial statements with budget processes. The order is mandatory for application from the moment of its publication.<\/p>\n
\nThe document brings internal procedures for investigating accidents in the penitentiary system into compliance with modern labor protection legislation. In particular, criteria for intoxication have been expanded to include the influence of medical drugs, and territorial unit classifiers have been updated. All investigation reports must now be based on new medical and administrative requirements.<\/p>\n
\nThe order approves 65 updated document templates required for proceedings regarding the acquisition or termination of Ukrainian citizenship. The document unifies the work of the State Migration Service and repeals outdated regulations from 2012 and 2025. The use of approved forms is a mandatory condition for the consideration of citizen requests.<\/p>\n
\nThe decision approves the new Concept of combating terrorism and instructs the SBU to develop a detailed plan for its implementation within three months. The document defines strategic directions for interaction between security forces and government bodies in the sphere of national security. It serves as the foundation for the further updating of the legislative framework in this sector.<\/p>\n
\nThe Government updated the list of critical infrastructure objects in the fuel and energy sector that require priority engineering protection and additional funding. The document contains confidential data classified as “for official use.” Contractors are required to use the updated lists in accordance with requirements for accessing classified information.<\/p>\n
\nThe document approves a new Regulation on the competition for the position of head of an institution, strengthening the role of supervisory boards in personnel matters. The procedure provides for mandatory video recording of the selection, publicity of results, and strict requirements for the integrity of candidates. The order synchronizes competitive procedures with the provisions of the Law “On Professional Education.”<\/p>\nReview of each of legal acts published today:<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the Accounting Price of Bank Metals<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe notice is presented in the form of a table containing digital and letter codes of the metals in accordance with international standards, their names, and the corresponding price per one troy ounce. This is a standard NBU reporting format that does not involve changes in legislative regulation but merely updates current market indicators. Compared to previous versions, the document only updates value indicators in accordance with the current market situation.<\/p>\n
\nThe most important aspect for using this document is understanding its status as an “accounting price.” It is a basic benchmark for accounting, asset valuation, and analytical calculations; however, it is not a directive exchange rate for commercial operations in the bank metals market. Legally, this act serves as an official source of data for business entities that need to fix the value of precious metals in their reporting on a specific date.<\/p>\nOn the Official Hryvnia Exchange Rate Against Foreign Currencies<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe document is presented in the form of a table containing the digital and letter codes of currencies (in accordance with the ISO 4217 international standard), the names of the currencies, the number of units for calculating the rate, and the official rate value itself. Compared to previous versions, the structure remains unchanged, as this is a standard NBU reporting form that is updated daily. Changes concern exclusively the numerical values of the rates, which reflect the dynamics of the foreign exchange market on a specific date.<\/p>\n
\n1. **Functional Purpose:** The rate is used for reflection in accounting, NBU operations with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine, and other cases defined by regulatory legal acts.
\n2. **Absence of…**Limitation of obligations:** A key legal disclaimer is that the established exchange rate is not binding for commercial transactions in the foreign exchange market and does not guarantee the possibility of exchanging currency at this rate.
\n3. **Regulatory framework:** The document is based on the powers of the NBU regarding the establishment of the official exchange rate of the hryvnia, which serves as an instrument of monetary policy and financial monitoring.<\/p>\nOn the Appointment of K. Simonov as Head of the Nikopol District State Administration of Dnipropetrovsk Region<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the Dismissal of Yu. Dudka from the Position of Head of the Zolotonosha District State Administration of Cherkasy Region<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the dismissal of K. Simonov from the position of Head of the Novopavlivka Village Military Administration of the Synelnykove District, Dnipropetrovsk Region<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the dismissal of I. Bazyliuk from the position of Head of the Nikopol District State Administration of the Dnipropetrovsk Region<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe order has a standard structure for acts of this type: a preamble (job title and essence of the decision), an operative part (the dismissal itself, specifying the grounds), and details (President\u2019s signature, date, and document number). Compared to previous versions of personnel appointments, this document is the final onea procedure for dismissal based on a personal request, rather than on disciplinary or other grounds.<\/p>\n
\nThe most significant aspect of this order is the legal fact of the termination of the powers of the Head of the District State Administration (RSA), which entails the necessity of transferring affairs and appointing an acting official or a new head in the manner prescribed by law. For law enforcement purposes, the specific ground\u2014”at one’s own request”\u2014is crucial, as it precludes the application of procedures provided for dismissal due to violations or unsuitability for the position held.<\/p>\nOn the Decision of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine of April 6, 2026, “On the Concept of Combating Terrorism in Ukraine”<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe Concept consists of seven sections covering:
\n1. **Terminology and principles:** new concepts are established (e.g., “terrorist content,” “proactive risk-based approach”), which allows for more precise qualification of modern threats.
\n2. **Threat analysis:** external factors (hybrid warfare, cyberterrorism, use of UAVs) and internal factors (illegal arms trafficking, disinformation) are described in detail.
\n3. **Operational priorities:** the state’s work focuses on four pillars: prevention, protection, response, and prosecution of involved persons.
\n4. **International cooperation and financing:** emphasis is placed on integration with the anti-terrorism systems of the EU and NATO.<\/p>\n
\nFor professional use, it is important to highlight the following aspects:
\n* **Proactive approach:** a shift from reactive actions to risk management, which involves forecasting threats and developing response scenarios.
\n* **Protection of critical infrastructure:** requirements have been established for the modernization of physical security systems for facilities, including the implementation of state-of-the-art video surveillance and access control systems.
\n* **Combating terrorist content:** the need to improve legislation regarding the detection, blocking, and removal of information that incites terrorism has been defined.terrorist activities on the Internet.
\n* **Coordination:** The main coordinating body remains the Anti-Terrorist Center under the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), which ensures interagency interaction among all security sector entities.<\/p>\n