Anastasia Ryabokon
864 points of invincibility to be opened in Lviv region after russian attacks on critical infrastructure
In the Lviv region, 864 points of invincibility are being deployed due to problems with electricity supply. At these points, you will be able to warm up, charge your devices, and drink warm drinks.
EU launches review of Ukrainian rail transport laws
A press screening of Ukrainian legislation in the field of railway transport has started in Brussels to harmonize it with EU standards. The process is part of the preparation for Ukraine's accession to the EU under the section "Transport Policy".
US intelligence considers a nuclear attack by the russian federation unlikely, despite putin's warnings
US intelligence considers a nuclear attack by russia unlikely, despite putin's threats. Biden changed his position on granting permission for strikes on the territory of the russian federation due to North Korea's entry into the war.
Ukrainian businessman Bakhmatyuk and oligarch Hryhorishyn have lost their "golden passports" to Cyprus
The Cypriot authorities have cancelled the "golden passports" of 77 people, including Ukrainian businessmen. Among them are Bakhmatyuk, Grigorishin, Kolomoisky and Shulman, as well as their family members.
Due to overestimation of the cost of work on the construction of the Podolsk bridge, an official of the capital'S KP received a new suspicion
The deputy director of KP "Directorate for the construction of road transport structures" was declared suspicious due to overestimation of the cost of work. The official faces up to 5 years in prison for official negligence in the construction of the bridge.
Canada is already studying tariffs on certain goods from the United States after Trump's threats to impose duties
Canada is exploring the possibility of imposing tariffs on goods from the United States in response to Trump's threat to impose a 25% duty. The daily trade turnover between the two countries is 2 2.7 billion, and Canada is the main exporter for 36 US states.
Cyprus has revoked the "golden passports" of russian billionaires from the Forbes list
The Cypriot authorities have revoked the citizenship of 77 foreigners, including seven russian billionaires from the Forbes list. Along with them, their family members lost their citizenship.
DHL plane crash: Lithuania sees no signs of sabotage
The Lithuanian Defense Minister said there were no signs of sabotage in the crash of the DHL plane in Vilnius. According to preliminary data, the cause of the accident was technical problems.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved 4 candidates for independent members of the Supervisory Board of Ukrenergo
The Cabinet of ministers has approved the candidacies of four international experts for the positions of independent members of the Supervisory Board of Ukrenergo. Among them are former high-ranking officials from Germany, Italy, Denmark and Nord Pool as.
Drake and Lamar rappers' conflict escalates: Drake now accuses UMG and Spotify of conspiring to promote Lamar's track
Rapper Drake has filed a petition with the New York Supreme Court, accusing UMG and Spotify of unfair competition. The musician claims that Lamar's hit "Not like Us" was promoted through bots and Special Offers.
Gold bars were seized from an Odessa woman who helped evaders cross the border
A 38-year-old woman from Odessa helped those liable for military service avoid mobilization through forged documents. During the search, 270 seals, 110 thousand dollars and gold bars were found.
Yacht crash with tourists in Egypt: 4 dead, 9 people missing
The yacht Sea Story with 44 passengers sank near the Egyptian resort of Marsa Alam. 31 people were rescued, 4 died, 9 are missing, and their search continues.
Yellow level of danger: drivers are warned of heavy fog in Kyiv and parts of the region
A yellow level of danger has been declared in Kyiv and parts of the region due to heavy fog with visibility of 200-500 meters. The weather conditions will continue to deteriorate until the morning of November 26.
Writer Barbara Taylor Bradford, who sold 90 million of her books, dies
Barbara Taylor Bradford, the author of the legendary book Woman with a Capital W, has died at her home after a short illness. The writer wrote 40 novels that have been translated into more than 40 languages in 90 countries.
Iran's religious leader Khamenei demands Netanyahu's assassination: ICC warrant “not enough”
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei reacted to the International Criminal Court's decision to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said that what is needed is not an arrest but a death sentence.
Polish opposition nominates historian Navrotsky as presidential candidate of Law and Justice party
A Polish opposition party has elected 41-year-old historian Karol Nawrocki as its presidential candidate. He will be the main rival of Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski in the 2025 elections.
Polish protesters end blockade on the border with Ukraine - State Border Guard Service
The Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Polish border has resumed the passage of trucks. Polish strikers ended their blockade of the checkpoint in the evening.
Police show consequences of russian air strikes in Chernihiv region
A 28-year-old local resident was wounded in russian air strikes in Chernihiv region. Commercial buildings and residential houses in Koryukivka and Chernihiv districts were damaged.
Zelensky on russia's new missile strike on Dnipro: the world has air defense systems that can protect
The President said that experts and work with partners are ongoing to determine the characteristics of the missile that russia used to strike the city of Dnipro.
Storm Bert threatens to flood 400 areas in the UK and Ireland
The powerful storm Bert brought a month's worth of rainfall to the British Isles in 48 hours. The storm caused flooding, loss of life and left 60,000 customers in Ireland without power.
Polish Minister of Agriculture meets with farmers blocking truck traffic on the border with Ukraine
Czeslaw Sekerski met with farmers at the Medyka-Szegyni checkpoint who are blocking truck traffic. The Minister stated his intention to protect the safety of Polish agricultural products.
Unidentified drones spotted over three US air bases in Britain - The Guardian
Unidentified UAVs were spotted over the British air bases Lakenheath, Mildenhall and Feltwell, which are used by the US Air Force. The incidents occurred on November 20-22, and the military is monitoring the situation.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs told what will be the functionality of issuing weapons through Diia
The Diia app will make it possible to obtain and renew weapons permits. The Ministry of Internal Affairs also plans to add information about shooting ranges, firing ranges, and gun shops.
Man wounded in russian attack on Chernihiv region
Two explosions were recorded in the Koryukiv district of Chernihiv region after a russian missile strike. The attack wounded a 28-year-old man and damaged outbuildings.
On Monday, the power will be cut off in one turn: schedule
On November 25, from 14:00 to 20:00, there will be one round of power outages. The restrictions are related to the damage to power facilities during the attack on November 17.
A drone crashes near a military airfield in adygea
Local residents reported two UAVs near the khanskaya airfield in adygea, one of which crashed nearby. The russian authorities did not comment on the incident, despite sending out a “flight alert”.
Third child from family poisoned by mushrooms in Ternopil region dies
13-year-old Maria Mykulska became the fourth victim of mushroom poisoning in a family from Kopychyntsi. Earlier, her mother's partner and two other children died. Four more children are in hospitals.
122 combat engagements in the last day: occupants attack most actively in the Kurakhove sector
To date, 122 combat engagements with Russian troops have been recorded. The highest activity is observed in the Kurakhove sector, where the enemy carried out 34 attacks.
An organ was installed at a train station in Lviv, which was combined with the remains of russian missile shells
Ukrainian musicians and artists from Sweden, Norway, and Georgia will perform original programs every weekend. The program will run until January 19.
russia recruits hundreds of Yemeni Houthis for war against Ukraine - Financial Times
russia recruited hundreds of Yemeni Houthis, promising them jobs and citizenship. Upon arrival, they were forcibly conscripted into the army and sent to fight against Ukraine.