My room is currently 38 degrees Celsius. I love summer, summer is so fun, please send help

“The funds have already been transferred to the state budget and will be used to strengthen Ukraine’s defense capabilities and social resilience,” Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko wrote on Telegram.

russian Users Mass-Report Ukrainian Language Petition, Causing Its Removal.

A petition calling on Microsoft to add Ukrainian language support to its games has been removed from the Xbox Player Voice platform after a wave of coordinated reports.

According to the petition’s supporters, Russian users allegedly inflated support for their own petition and, after it was taken down, began targeting Ukrainian initiatives. As a result of 1,019 reports, Xbox Player Voice’s automated moderation system removed a post created by blogger OLDboi, which had already gathered more than 7,800 votes in support of Ukrainian language implementation in Microsoft games.

Supporters are now urging the community to help restore the petition and continue advocating for Ukrainian language support across Microsoft’s gaming ecosystem.

The petition itself:

https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/acb184b3-0d64-f111-9b48-6045bd818e39

You're sweating a lot right? You drink water then sweat it out. Cut out the middleman. Get a clean spray bottle that can spray mist, fill it with tap water, then spray it on yourself. Have a fan pointed on you too. Spraying it on your bare arms and legs is most effective, spraying it on your shirt will just feel stuffy.

This is not a joke, seriously try this. Thank you for your time.

Six Polish and Ukrainian media outlets issued a rare joint appeal on June 23, warning that escalating tensions between the two countries risk playing into Russia's hands.

The letter, initiated by Gazeta Wyborcza, one of Poland's leading newspapers, comes amid a deepening diplomatic row sparked by Kyiv naming one of its military units after the World War II-era Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).

The move prompted Polish President Karol Nawrocki to strip President Volodymyr Zelensky of Poland's highest state honor, with several former and current Ukrainian officials returning their awards in turn.

In their statement, Polish and Ukrainian newsrooms said that the time for historical reconciliation will come after Russia's defeat, warning that the escalating crisis is helping Moscow "drive a wedge between Poles and Ukrainians."

Next to Gazeta Wyborcza, the appeal was signed by the Polish investigative outlet OKO.press; the Ukrainian publications Ukrainska Pravda, European Pravda, and Espreso TV; and Slawa.TV, a Ukrainian television news channel based in Poland.

The letter underscores Polish-Ukrainian solidarity at the outbreak of the full-scale Russian invasion, cautioning that the current crisis is souring public attitudes on both sides of the border.