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Various methods of “evasion” of more than UAH 4.5 million: law enforcement officers expose almost two dozen participants of criminal schemes

The Department of Strategic Investigations blocked 14 schemes of military service evasion. 19 offenders offered various options for deferment for amounts ranging from UAH 2000 to USD 32000.

Crimes and emergencies • September 13, 10:38 AM • 12675 views
Mayor of Konotop: 40% of the city has no electricity, it is impossible to repair the damage after the Russian attack

After the Russian attack, 40% of Konotop remains without electricity. Power companies do not have the resources to restore it, and 11 high-rise buildings and a tram line have been damaged.

Society • September 13, 10:08 AM • 12399 views
Almost 6 billion by October: funding for Ukraine is on the verge of ending if Congress does not act

U. S. funding for Ukraine is on the verge of expiring. The White House asks Congress to extend the Pentagon's authority to send weapons to Kyiv, as $5.8 billion is set to expire at the end of September.

Politics • September 13, 09:01 AM • 17109 views
Schools in the TOT of Luhansk region campaign for signing a contract with the Russian army

Propaganda materials about signing a contract with the Russian army are distributed in Starobilsk schools. Particular attention is paid to high school students who are registered for military service at the age of 16.

Society • September 13, 08:11 AM • 15375 views
The Kremlin's response to Kursk was meaningless - former US commander in Afghanistan

David Petraeus described the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region as “impressive”. He noted that Russia's response was inadequate, and that the appointment of the head of the FSB as responsible for the situation was a mistake.

War in Ukraine • September 13, 07:23 AM • 52707 views
The US is preparing criminal charges against Iran in connection with the hacking of Trump's campaign headquarters

The U. S. Department of Justice is preparing criminal charges over the Iranian cyberattack on Trump's campaign headquarters. The attack was aimed at influencing the outcome of the November presidential election.

News of the World • September 13, 06:51 AM • 12406 views
They didn't tell us that the buyer was Jeff Bezos: the seller of a multimillion-dollar estate sued a real estate agency

A Brazilian entrepreneur has filed a lawsuit against a real estate agency for concealing that Jeff Bezos was the buyer of his villa. He is seeking compensation for a $6 million price reduction due to the lack of knowledge of the buyer's identity.

UNN Lite • September 12, 04:11 PM • 115525 views
Billionaire makes the first-ever commercial spacewalk

Jared Isaacman and Sarah Gillis made the first private spacewalk at an altitude of 740 km. They tested their spacesuits in extreme conditions during the SpaceX Polaris Dawn mission.

News of the World • September 12, 03:29 PM • 14586 views
Ombudsperson on the conference on the release of prisoners: agenda agreed, Canada and Norway among the co-organizers of the meeting

The Ombudsman of Ukraine has agreed with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada on the date of a conference on the release of prisoners and deportees. Canada and Norway will co-organize an event dedicated to the 4th point of the Peace Formula.

War in Ukraine • September 12, 02:47 PM • 20018 views
Ukraine expects to continue defense cooperation with Spain

Ukraine's Foreign Minister had his first conversation with the Spanish Foreign Minister. They discussed the continuation of defense cooperation and the inclusion of Ukraine in the EU's strategic planning as a future member.

War in Ukraine • September 12, 02:25 PM • 18304 views
Telegram changes strategy and starts cooperating with French authorities

Telegram changes its strategy and agrees to provide information about suspected users to French security forces. This happened after the detention of founder Pavel Durov at the airport near Paris.

News of the World • September 12, 01:54 PM • 14331 views
Ukraine disappointed by TIFF's statement not to cancel screening of “Russians at War” film that whitewashes invaders

The Ukrainian side expressed its disappointment with TIFF's decision not to cancel the screening of the film Russians at War. The Consul General of Ukraine in Toronto called on the festival to reconsider its decision, emphasizing the propaganda nature of the film.

Politics • September 12, 12:10 PM • 13256 views
Beijing kicks off annual defense forum amidst multiple regional disputes

China has opened the annual Xi'an Security Forum despite its involvement in territorial conflicts. Beijing is trying to position itself as a responsible player, but maintains tensions with its neighbors.

Politics • September 12, 11:48 AM • 15785 views
Philippines and China hold “frank and sincere” talks on territorial disputes in the South China Sea

The Philippines reaffirmed its position on the Sabina Shoal, but agreed with China to reduce tensions. The parties held “frank and sincere” talks on territorial disputes in the South China Sea.

News of the World • September 12, 10:54 AM • 12233 views
More than 300 wells drilled to provide Pokrovsk with water - RMA

A filtration station in Pokrovsk was shut down due to the hostilities. To solve the water supply problem in the community, 75 public wells were drilled and 250 near high-rise buildings, and drinking water was organized.

Society • September 12, 09:28 AM • 14501 views
NBU: Inflation will grow but remain moderate in the coming months

Core inflation in Ukraine increased to 6. 5%. The NBU expects further moderate price growth, but plans to return to 5% in the coming years due to measures to protect the hryvnia.

Economy • September 12, 09:11 AM • 13161 views
US Navy SEAL team prepares for possible mission to Taiwan - Financial Times

An elite unit of US Navy SEALs is training for scenarios of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Preparations have intensified after warnings of a possible Chinese attack within six years.

News of the World • September 12, 08:17 AM • 12220 views
In Konotop, houses were damaged due to the Russian attack, the injured are in stable condition, except for one person - the mayor

The nighttime drone attack on Konotop resulted in 14 people being injured and damaged houses and infrastructure. The town has no electricity, water is supplied hourly, and there are problems with financing repair work.

Society • September 12, 07:56 AM • 22287 views
U.S. Postal Service delays threaten to disrupt voting in November elections: officials

US election officials warn that the mail is not ready for the election. Delivery problems could disenfranchise voters in the presidential election due to the late arrival of ballots.

News of the World • September 12, 07:24 AM • 12112 views
Kosovo accuses 45 Serbs of terrorist attack that killed a police officer

Kosovo's Special Prosecutor's Office has indicted 45 people for the terrorist attack in Banska in September 2023. Among the accused is former Serbian List official Milan Radojicic, who is believed to be the organizer of the attack.

News of the World • September 11, 02:06 PM • 15503 views
NASA launches solar sail into orbit - a revolutionary technology that could change space travel

NASA has launched the ACS3 experimental solar sail system into orbit. The innovative technology uses sunlight to propel spacecraft, which could change the way we explore the universe.

Technologies • September 11, 01:22 PM • 11215 views
No demining: dangerous ammunition found in occupied Mariupol

Two dangerous munitions were found on the beach of occupied Mariupol. For two years of occupation, the authorities have not conducted comprehensive demining, and residents regularly find explosive devices in different parts of the city.

Society • September 11, 12:41 PM • 13529 views
TVO will not broadcast the movie “Russians at war”, which depicts the occupiers as “ordinary” people

The Canadian network TVO has refused to broadcast the film “Russians at War”, which depicts the occupiers as “ordinary” people. The decision was made following an appeal from the Ukrainian Canadian community and a review of the project's funding process.

War in Ukraine • September 11, 11:51 AM • 15900 views
Mpox epidemic center in DR Congo: doctors call for help with transportation of vaccines

200,000 smallpox vaccines have been delivered to the capital of DR Congo, but they still need to be transported to the regions. Health officials are calling on the government to help with the delivery to stop the spread of the infection.

Health • September 11, 10:02 AM • 14078 views
Russia reports a UAV raid and security measures taken

The “Cover” plan was introduced at two airports in the Murmansk region due to the detection of UAVs. The governor announced the raid of “enemy drones” and the introduction of temporary restrictions.

War in Ukraine • September 11, 09:15 AM • 24427 views
In India, the government of the state of Manipur has cut off Internet access and imposed a curfew

Manipur state authorities imposed a curfew and cut off the Internet due to the escalation of ethnic violence. Over the past 10 days, at least 9 people have been killed in attacks by armed groups.

News of the World • September 11, 08:46 AM • 14692 views
Outflow of labor migrants: in Tajikistan, citizens are advised not to travel to Russia

Tajikistan's Foreign Ministry recommends that citizens temporarily not travel to Russia due to tightened control over the entry of foreigners. After the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall, an outflow of Tajik labor migrants from Russia was recorded.

News of the World • September 11, 08:04 AM • 14048 views
Enemy attacks three border communities in Chernihiv region, almost 60 explosions per day

Russian troops shelled Semenivska, Novhorod-Siverska and Snovska communities in Chernihiv region. As a result of the attacks, a man was wounded, a residential building caught fire, and about 60 explosions were recorded.

War in Ukraine • September 11, 07:32 AM • 21818 views
Harris to Trump: Putin would eat you for lunch without even an appetizer

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump held a debate, discussing, among other issues, the war in Ukraine. Harris said that Trump “would have surrendered in 24 hours” and that Putin “would be sitting in Kyiv right now” if Trump were president.

Politics • September 11, 07:00 AM • 31217 views
IDF strike on humanitarian zone in Gaza kills at least 19 people

An Israeli strike on a humanitarian zone in the Gaza Strip killed at least 19 people. The IDF said it had attacked “high-ranking Hamas terrorists” in the area.

News of the World • September 11, 06:25 AM • 14103 views