The Ukrainian national veteran team is participating in annual sports trials for injured service members in the USA.
100 veterans will receive grants to support their business ventures in Ukraine.
Odesa Primary Health Care Center No. 3 offers new free medical services for war veterans.
The inaugural national sports competition for veterans took place in Odesa, featuring athletes in adaptive sports.
Find out how veterans can receive financial aid for sports activities through the Diya program.
Learn about the new opportunities for veterans through the Ministry of Veterans Affairs program that supports physical activity.
Learn about the new electronic veteran ID in the Diia app and its benefits.
In Odesa, veterans have started playing pickleball, promoting physical and psychological rehabilitation.
In 2026, Odesa continues its urban greening efforts with the planting of 129 new trees.
From February 2 to 6, 2026, Odesa will host Cancer Prevention Week with free health screenings.
An open tennis training session for war veterans took place in Odesa, aimed at promoting adaptive sports.
The results of the competition for the best project proposal for the Lesya Ukrainka monument in Odesa have been announced.
Doctors from Odesa participated in the 13th Winter Stroke School in Switzerland, discussing novel treatment methods.
Overview of the water supply situation in Odesa and alternative water sources during the power outage.
The situation in Odesa worsens as new drone attacks lead to damage to residential buildings and infrastructure.
The Ukrainian junior ice hockey team achieved victory at an international tournament in Austria, preparing for the world championship.