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Strike on Yavoriv training ground: SBU exposes russian accomplice who helped to recruit adjuster

The former leader of the russian Bloc party, banned in Ukraine, cooperated with russian special services to recruit a missile gunner for an air attack on the Yavoriv training ground.

Crimes and emergencies • January 26 2024, 11:11 AM  •  45196 views
Strike on Yavoriv training ground: SBU exposes russian accomplice who helped to recruit adjuster

SBI: investigation in the case of former MoD officials over purchases of low-quality ammunition completed

The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) in Ukraine has completed a pre-trial investigation against former officials of the Ministry of Defense over the purchase of low-quality ammunition, which cost the state about UAH 1. 4 billion. They are accused of embezzling over 222 million hryvnias.

Crimes and emergencies • January 26 2024, 10:59 AM  •  40977 views
SBI: investigation in the case of former MoD officials over purchases of low-quality ammunition completed

State Department: If the U.S. fails to provide assistance, there will be tangible consequences, and the Ukrainian people will ultimately suffer

The United States has no funding sources to help Ukraine without a vote in Congress on a new aid package, said Vedant Patel, deputy spokesman for the US State Department. He warned that inaction could have significant consequences.

Politics • January 26 2024, 10:54 AM  •  40544 views
State Department: If the U.S. fails to provide assistance, there will be tangible consequences, and the Ukrainian people will ultimately suffer

Sandu launches consultations on Moldova's EU accession referendum

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has initiated consultations on the organization of a referendum on the country's accession to the EU. The first public consultation took place on January 25, and others are planned with the participation of various public figures.

News of the World • January 26 2024, 10:52 AM  •  35451 views
Sandu launches consultations on Moldova's EU accession referendum

Repression against those who criticize the kremlin: British intelligence explains what the gorkin verdict means in russia

Russian terrorist Igor Gorkin was convicted as part of the kremlin's crackdown on critics of moscow's policies. His arrest in July 2023 and subsequent sentencing reflect the increasingly authoritarian nature of russia.

News of the World • January 26 2024, 10:39 AM  •  34585 views
Repression against those who criticize the kremlin: British intelligence explains what the gorkin verdict means in russia

Stone roof of historic church in Connecticut suddenly collapsed: surveillance video

The stone tower of a historic church in New London, Connecticut, suddenly collapsed. No one was injured, and authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.

News of the World • January 26 2024, 10:36 AM  •  33069 views
Stone roof of historic church in Connecticut suddenly collapsed: surveillance video

It was supposed to be one of the largest during the war: Yusov on the disrupted prisoner exchange on January 24

The prisoner exchange between Ukraine and russia on January 24, which was supposed to be one of the largest in the history of the war, was disrupted by the downing of a russian Il-76 aircraft. Ukraine continues to work on further exchanges despite the challenges.

War • January 26 2024, 10:33 AM  •  36407 views
It was supposed to be one of the largest during the war: Yusov on the disrupted prisoner exchange on January 24

In Kyiv stations on the "blue line" of the subway were never closed as shelters - Kyiv Metro

The head of the Kyiv Metro, Viktor Braginsky, denies rumors that the Blue Line stations undergoing repairs are not available as shelters. He advises city residents to trust only official sources of information.

Kyiv • January 26 2024, 10:31 AM  •  74418 views
In Kyiv stations on the "blue line" of the subway were never closed as shelters - Kyiv Metro

Pentagon urges Congress to approve aid package for Ukraine both publicly and privately

The Pentagon urged Congress to approve funding for Ukraine. Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh reiterated the importance of US support for Ukraine, fearing that Russia is seeking financial assistance from countries such as Iran and North Korea.

Politics • January 26 2024, 10:24 AM  •  25555 views
Pentagon urges Congress to approve aid package for Ukraine both publicly and privately

Arakhamia suggests sending MPs and civil servants to military exercises

David Arakhamia, head of the Servant of the People faction in the Ukrainian parliament, suggested that all civil servants, including MPs, should undergo military training. He believes that this could improve the quality of training centers and help reduce the fear of mobilization.

Politics • January 26 2024, 10:16 AM  •  25163 views
Arakhamia suggests sending MPs and civil servants to military exercises