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Solar panels on hospitals, boiler plants, modernization of traffic lights: how Ukrainian cities ensure energy independence of their infrastructure

Experts predict possible power outages in the winter. Brovary is actively preparing by installing solar panels on hospitals and autonomous power supply for traffic lights, as well as compensating for the purchase of generators for residents.

Society • August 8, 01:46 PM • 244401 views
The initiators of the case against ex-Minister Solskyi "lost" almost half of the state land, complicating the NABU investigation

The state-owned enterprises of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences, which initiated the case against former Minister Solsky, have lost almost half of their land since independence. This has greatly complicated the NABU's investigation, as it is difficult to establish who owns the land.

Crimes and emergencies • August 8, 12:50 PM • 239631 views
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Economist: The NBU has no obstacles to ease restrictions imposed at the beginning of a full-scale war

Economist Vasyl Povoroznyk believes that the NBU is ready to gradually liberalize restrictions. This could solve problems with the conversion of foreign currency loans and revive economic activity.

Economy • August 8, 12:15 PM • 48509 views
Affected by the aggressor's air attacks will be able to take part in the Vadym Stolar Foundation's Restore project

Affected by the aggressor's air attacks will be able to participate in the Vadym Stolar Foundation's Restore project.

Society • August 8, 09:57 AM • 14709 views
Aid is under threat. Who may cause Ukraine to lose IMF funding

The IMF requires an open competition for the position of the DGF director, but the authorities can appoint the head in a closed mode. Experts warn that ignoring the IMF's requirements could lead to the loss of critical financial assistance.

Economy • August 8, 09:18 AM • 152330 views
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They don't want to think. Law enforcers do not like to investigate economic crimes - ex-judge

Law enforcers do not like to investigate economic crimes, says the former judge.

Economy • August 8, 07:59 AM • 85803 views
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Political analyst: Delaying the sale of Medvedchuk's yacht by the head of the Duma's ARMA cannot be just official negligence

Political analyst Viktor Bobirenko believes that the delay in the sale of Medvedchuk's yacht by ARMA head Olena Duma cannot be simple negligence. The expert suggests that such actions could be motivated by financial rewards.

Politics • August 8, 07:05 AM • 89903 views
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Corruption is an Incurable Disease in Ukraine: Expert on the Case of Zyma, Director of the NBU Legal Department

The security expert believes that the director of the NBU's legal department, Zyma, should be suspended for the duration of the investigation. He called corruption an incurable disease in Ukraine that requires decisive action.

Politics • August 8, 06:39 AM • 68557 views
Bulgaria strengthens its support for Ukraine: military receives permission to participate in NATO exercises

Bulgaria's Cabinet of Ministers has authorized the military to participate in NATO's training operation in Ukraine. This decision demonstrates support for Ukraine and the strengthening of allied solidarity in NATO.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 05:05 AM • 107132 views
Plus 1140 occupants and 9 armored vehicles: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 587,510 personnel and 8,431 tanks.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 04:52 AM • 25280 views
Shelling in Kherson region: 8 wounded, 20 houses damaged

Russian troops shelled 17 settlements in Kherson region, injuring 8 people. Critical infrastructure, an educational institution, administrative buildings, a catering facility, and 20 residential buildings were damaged.

Society • August 8, 04:48 AM • 25413 views
Iran temporarily closes its airspace to Egyptian civilian aircraft

Iran asked Egyptian airlines to avoid its airspace for 3 hours on Thursday due to military exercises. Egypt's Civil Aviation Ministry confirmed the ban, but an Iranian official denied the report.

Politics • August 8, 04:44 AM • 35990 views
Air defense forces destroy a missile and a reconnaissance drone over Dnipro region

At night, an enemy missile and a reconnaissance drone were destroyed over Dnipro region. The aggressor continues shelling Nikopol region, a 12-year-old boy was injured and two private houses were damaged.

Society • August 8, 04:33 AM • 26205 views
Robinson helicopter found near volcano in Kamchatka after crash in Russia

A Robinson helicopter was found lying on its side near the Maly Semyachik volcano in Kamchatka. An investigation into the accident has been launched, and the causes and circumstances are being established.

Crimes and emergencies • August 8, 04:25 AM • 21314 views
Kyiv will become a little warmer: weather forecast for August 8

On August 8, Kyiv is expected to have comfortable weather without precipitation, up to +26°. Across Ukraine, the temperature will range from +25° to +32°, with partly cloudy skies and light rains possible in most regions.

Kyiv • August 8, 04:15 AM • 71046 views
Occupants attacked Zaporizhzhia 507 times per day

Russian troops attacked 11 settlements in Zaporizhzhia region 507 times in 24 hours. They carried out 4 air strikes, 323 UAV attacks, 3 MLRS attacks and 177 artillery attacks, and damaged infrastructure.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 04:07 AM • 26402 views
Harris's campaign raises $36 million after Walsh's election as vice presidential candidate

Kamala Harris's campaign raised $36 million in the day after Tim Walz was announced as the vice presidential candidate. This is one of the best fundraising days ever, showing the enthusiasm of Democrats for the choice.

Politics • August 8, 03:55 AM • 39302 views
UN: 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war tortured in Russia

The head of the UN Monitoring Mission reported mass torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war in Russia. In Ukraine, the treatment of Russian prisoners of war is different, and the UN mission has full access to them.

Society • August 8, 03:46 AM • 28787 views
Russia deploys two missile carriers to the Black Sea

Russia has deployed two missile carriers to the Black Sea with a total volley of up to 8 Kalibr cruise missiles. There are two Russian ships in the Mediterranean, one of which is a Kalibr carrier with a total volley of up to 16 missiles.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 03:36 AM • 27440 views
Missile danger throughout Ukraine due to MiG-31K takeoff

A missile alert has been issued in Ukraine due to the takeoff of a Russian MiG-31K fighter jet. The Air Force urges not to ignore air raid warnings throughout the country.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 03:27 AM • 52223 views
CNN: "Hezbollah can attack Israel without Iranian permission

According to CNN, Hezbollah may strike Israel regardless of Iran's intentions. The Lebanese group plans to attack in the coming days, outpacing Iran in its actions.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 02:58 AM • 117349 views
The United States was not warned about the operation in the Kursk region

The White House confirms that it had no prior knowledge of the operation in Kursk region. The US plans to ask Ukraine about the details, but reaffirms Ukraine's right to self-defense against Russian aggression.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 02:38 AM • 113744 views
NASA postpones SpaceX flight due to problems with Boeing Starliner

NASA has postponed the SpaceX flight to September due to problems with Boeing Starliner engines. Options for returning astronauts are being considered, including the use of a SpaceX capsule, which could delay their return until 2025.

News of the World • August 8, 02:27 AM • 24489 views
The Yellow Ribbon Movement held a new pro-Ukrainian rally in occupied Yalta

Activists of the 'Yellow Ribbon' movement distributed pro-Ukrainian leaflets in public transport and near the embankment of occupied Yalta. The movement calls on new people to join the fight for freedom.

Society • August 8, 01:51 AM • 33494 views
Opponents of anti-migrant protests take to the streets in the UK

Thousands of Britons have taken to the streets to oppose far-right anti-migrant protests. The rallies are taking place in many cities across the country in response to the unrest following the attack on children in Southport.

Society • August 8, 01:30 AM • 36592 views
Ukraine ranks 17th in the medal standings of the 2024 Olympics

Boxer Oleksandr Khyzhnyak became an Olympic champion in the 80 kg weight category. Ukraine ranks 17th in the medal standings with 3 gold, 2 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Sports • August 8, 01:10 AM • 23335 views
Six people died in the US as a result of Hurricane Debbie

Tropical storm Debbie has killed six people on the coast of the southern US states. Catastrophic flooding is expected in Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina.

Society • August 8, 12:49 AM • 25151 views
US: Putin's statements about Ukraine's "provocation" in Kursk region are exaggerated

The U. S. State Department considers Putin's statement about Ukraine's 'provocation' in the Kursk region to be an exaggeration. The U.S. emphasizes that Russia has been violating Ukraine's territorial integrity since 2014, and the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces do not violate restrictions on the use of U.S. weapons.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 12:24 AM • 108289 views
Macron urges Netanyahu to avoid 'cycle of retaliation' in the Middle East

In a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, French President Macron called for avoiding escalation in the Middle East. Macron emphasized the devastating consequences of a possible war between Israel and Lebanon for the region.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 12:02 AM • 106461 views
Politico: Iran may refuse to launch large-scale attack on Israel

The United States has warned Iran of the risks of a large-scale strike against Israel in response to the assassination of the Hamas leader. According to Politico, Tehran may reconsider its initial plan to respond to the death of Ismail Haniyeh.

War in Ukraine • August 7, 11:55 PM • 37395 views