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Enough with the "pocket Chamberlains": Polish Foreign Minister says Ukraine should not be persuaded to negotiate with Russia

At a Ukrainian breakfast in Davos, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski emphasized that the decision to negotiate with Russia should be made solely by Ukraine. He also called on those present to support the Ukrainian army.

Politics • January 18, 02:02 PM • 26750 views

Since the beginning of the year, russia has fired more than 1200 times on the territory of Ukraine - Demchenko

Since 2024, more than 1,200 russian attacks have taken place in Chernihiv, Sumy, and Kharkiv regions, with Kharkiv being the most affected.

War • January 18, 01:28 PM • 26632 views

China has created a deadly mutant strain of COVID-19: reaction of the scientific community

Chinese scientists have created a lethal mutant strain of COVID-19 in transgenic mice, resulting in 100% mortality within eight days. However, the wider scientific community has expressed concern about this research, calling it "appalling" and demanding clarification on the safety measures taken.

COVID-19 • January 17, 03:43 PM • 24697 views

An employee of a shipyard who passed data on energy facilities in Izmail to Russia will spend 15 years behind bars

An employee of a shipyard in Izmail, Odesa region, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being found guilty of treason for passing data on energy facilities and military infrastructure to Russia.

Crimes and emergencies • January 17, 02:57 PM • 21674 views

We need frozen assets of the Russian Federation, not a frozen conflict - Kuleba

Ukraine seeks frozen Russian assets, not a frozen conflict, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said. He emphasized the need for accountability, including trials and compensation for damages.

Politics • January 17, 02:46 PM • 25421 views

Record number of torture chambers discovered in de-occupied Kharkiv region

28 enemy torture chambers have been discovered in the de-occupied Kharkiv region of Ukraine - the largest in the country. Investigators are working with 227 victims in 10 criminal proceedings.

War • January 17, 01:46 PM • 22755 views

Hybrid air defense system FrankenSAM shoots down a Shahed from a distance of 9 km: the system was used for the first time

The FrankenSAM hybrid air defense system was successfully used in combat for the first time, shooting down an enemy UAV at a distance of 9 kilometers, the head of Ukraine's Ministry of Strategic Industries has announced.

War • January 17, 01:25 PM • 21227 views

Britain to invest $25 million in Ukraine to support its exports and imports

The British development finance institution British International Investment will provide USD 25 million to support Ukrainian exports and imports.

Economy • January 17, 12:23 PM • 65782 views

Forging documents and smuggling men to bypass checkpoints: new schemes for evaders exposed

Law enforcement officers uncovered criminal schemes in which criminals offered conscripts to evade military service, escape to the EU using forged documents or bypassing checkpoints. Fraudulent schemes with promises of official employment abroad or admission to European universities were also recorded.

Crimes and emergencies • January 17, 11:07 AM • 23339 views

Hrynkevych case: SBI notifies Lviv businessman of suspicion for 1 billion UAH fraudulent transactions with clothing for the Armed Forces

A Lviv businessman and supplier to the Defense Ministry is suspected of fraud with military clothing worth UAH 1 billion.

Crimes and emergencies • January 17, 10:49 AM • 20871 views

SBI investigates at least 300 criminal proceedings on violations by TEC and PEC employees

Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has been investigating 300 cases of violations by the TCC and the HLK. To date, 28 indictments have been sent to court.

Crimes and emergencies • January 17, 09:33 AM • 22928 views

Mariupol spotted occupants moving towards Volnovakha - Andriushchenko

According to an advisor to the mayor, the occupiers are moving to Volnovakha, Donetsk region, from Mariupol.

War • January 17, 08:59 AM • 23212 views

Occupants once again shelled a frontline thermal power plant

Russian troops shelled the frontline thermal power plant once again, damaging equipment. Work is currently underway to repair the damage.

War • January 17, 08:15 AM • 27971 views

South Korea imposes sanctions against the DPRK for nuclear and missile development

South Korea has imposed sanctions on North Korea, including 11 ships, 2 individuals, and 3 organizations involved in nuclear and missile development. This follows North Korea's recent launch of a new solid-fuel hypersonic missile.

News of the World • January 17, 08:09 AM • 25026 views

Almost 85 percent of tickets were sold online in 2023 - Ukrzaliznytsia

In 2023, 84. 6% of railway tickets were sold online through the services of Ukrzaliznytsia and its partners. The use of the Ukrzaliznytsia mobile application also increased by 23.2% to 37.9%.

Society • January 17, 08:00 AM • 48176 views

Fake video of a shot at a TCC worker is being spread in Russia - police urge to trust only official sources

A fake video circulating in Russia allegedly showing a shooting in a shopping center is a hoax, the National Police of Ukraine says. They warned the public against trusting unofficial sources and confirmed that the video bears clear signs of being fake.

Society • January 16, 04:25 PM • 31730 views

The decision on Ukraine's participation in the Olympic Games has not yet been finalized - Bidnyi

According to the Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, Matviy Bidnyi, Ukraine is still deciding whether to participate in the Olympic Games in accordance with its national interests.

Sports • January 16, 04:03 PM • 25870 views

Israeli President to travel to Davos with families of Hamas hostages

Israeli President Isaac Herzog, along with the families of the hostages held by Hamas, will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos to rally support for their release.

News of the World • January 16, 03:13 PM • 23458 views

Suspicion was served on traitors from the TOT who participated in enemy "meat" assaults near Bakhmut and Lysychansk

Ukrainian law enforcement officers have collected evidence against nine people from Luhansk and Crimea who joined russian occupation groups and fought against the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The offenders face life imprisonment.

War • January 16, 02:55 PM • 28402 views

If the conditions of the Polish strikers are not met, they may return to blockading the border with Ukraine in the spring

Polish protesters warn that they will resume the blockade of the Polish-Ukrainian border if the government does not meet their demands by March 1.

Politics • January 16, 02:15 PM • 20614 views

In 2023, the occupiers took out about 5 million tons of Ukrainian grain from the TOT - CNS

In 2023, Russia exported 4. 8 million tons of grain from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. It was collected at a fixed low price from local farmers and then sold at market price.

War • January 16, 01:21 PM • 53612 views

People whose property was damaged have already received UAH 3.2 billion under the eRestoration program - Shmyhal

Over 67,000 applications for compensation for property damage caused by russian aggression have been submitted under the eRestoration program, and the total amount of payments is UAH 3. 2 billion.

Society • January 16, 12:54 PM • 24130 views

There are about 11.3 billion cubic meters of gas in gas storage facilities, this will be enough until the end of the season - Shmyhal

Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that about 11. 3 billion cubic meters of gas are stored in underground storage facilities, which is enough to complete the heating season.

Society • January 16, 12:20 PM • 25821 views

Shmyhal: UAH 50 billion allocated for housing and utility subsidies for Ukrainians

According to Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, the Ukrainian government has allocated UAH 50 billion for housing and utility subsidies for citizens in need. The simplified subsidy process helps to increase the level of payment for utilities and maintain the country's infrastructure.

Economy • January 16, 11:58 AM • 25415 views

New Zealand MP resigns over theft charges

New Zealand Member of Parliament and former UN human rights lawyer Holris Ghahraman resigned after being accused of shoplifting. Ghahraman, the first Iranian refugee in the New Zealand government, explained her actions as a result of her psychological condition.

News of the World • January 16, 11:38 AM • 21330 views

She was injured after refusing to be evacuated: "White angels" take 5 more people out of Avdiivka

The police evacuation group "White Angels" evacuated five more people from Avdiivka, including an injured grandmother. More and more residents are requesting evacuation due to the deteriorating situation in the city.

War • January 16, 11:07 AM • 27088 views

China did not explain its absence from the meeting on the Ukrainian peace formula in Davos

The Chinese Foreign Ministry did not answer why the country did not participate in the meeting on the Ukrainian peace formula in Davos on January 14. At the same time, it said that Beijing supports "all efforts aimed at achieving peace.

Politics • January 16, 10:41 AM • 29392 views

Kostin met with the Prosecutor General of Poland: they discussed cooperation in the investigation of war crimes in Russia

Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin met in Warsaw with his Polish counterpart, Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General of Poland Adam Bodnar. The parties discussed, among other things, cooperation in the investigation of Russian war crimes.

Politics • January 16, 09:53 AM • 22908 views

Ukraine does not have enough means of defense to fully control the sky over the sea - Humeniuk

Despite recent successes, Ukraine cannot fully control the airspace over the Black and Azov Seas due to insufficient defense assets. However, the Armed Forces can counter threats with the available resources.

War • January 16, 09:12 AM • 29562 views

Since the beginning of the epidemic season in Ukraine, 595 people have died from COVID-19, including four children - Ministry of Health

Since October 2023, 595 people have died of COVID-19 in Ukraine, including four children. More than 12 million people have not been vaccinated, despite the availability of more than 2 million doses.

COVID-19 • January 16, 08:58 AM • 25377 views

Ukraine and the USA may sign a mineral agreement today - source

India and Pakistan: Political scientist explains whether a new war is brewing and how it will affect Ukraine

The Rada extended the deadline for the voluntary return of military personnel from unauthorized leave until August 30.

State Land Bank or Vinnytsia "meeting of friends" around land management

From May, gasoline in Ukraine should be sold with alcohol: how this will affect cars and the cost of fuel

BEB is investigating cases of tax evasion and smuggling in the field of electronics trade

“Return to Stalinism”: lawyer Kravets on NABU's pressure on the bar, wiretapping and reports to foreigners

Held in a camp for six years: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine evacuated a Ukrainian woman and her two children from Syria

TCR servicemen without combat experience will be sent to fighting units - General Staff

We have already lost the opportunity to purchase seeds from Ukrainian producers - expert

Night attack on Dnipro: the RMA told the details

More than half of the battles are in two directions: map from the General Staff

Cheese Symphony: 5 Appetizing Lunches That Are Easy to Make at Home

Kellogg: US and Ukraine agreed on 22 actions for further agreements on the war

Horror films - main box office hits of 2024: Deadline rating

Hetmantsev's bill on the activities of the Deposit Guarantee Fund was subjected to devastating criticism by the Verkhovna Rada's scientific and expert department

State Land Bank or Vinnytsia "meeting of friends" around land managementExclusive

Cheese Symphony: 5 Appetizing Lunches That Are Easy to Make at Home

“Mommy's rules”. Transparency International Ukraine revealed the motives why the ARMA leadership is disrupting changes in the agency

BEB is investigating cases of tax evasion and smuggling in the field of electronics tradeExclusive

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