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More than 500 conscripted Odesa ambulance workers to receive reservations

More than 500 employees of the Odesa ambulance will receive reservations. But all employees must be approved by the TCC.

Society • July 3, 07:46 AM • 11115 views
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The BES conducts investigative actions in the criminal proceedings on tax evasion by Groza and Naumenko

The companies of Odesa businessmen Serhiy Groza and Volodymyr Naumenko are being investigated by the Bureau of Economic Security for tax evasion on a particularly large scale through shadow grain exports from the Olympex terminal.

Economy • July 3, 07:30 AM • 87124 views
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The Ministry of Ecology reported that the replacement of the management of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park is possible without a competition

The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources reported that during martial law, the director of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park may be replaced without competition.

Society • July 3, 07:20 AM • 55659 views
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HCJ received nearly 2.3 thousand complaints from judges about interference in their work, more than 500 of which were referred to law enforcement

The HCJ received nearly 2. 3 thousand complaints from judges about interference in their work, more than 500 of which were referred to law enforcement.

Politics • July 3, 07:02 AM • 49769 views
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The activity of the SBU has been suspended: MP on the application of sanctions to persons associated with rf

According to MP Nina Yuzhanina, the activity of the Security Service of Ukraine in detecting individuals and legal entities linked to Russia has decreased, while the process of applying sanctions and returning property is very slow and complicated.

Economy • July 3, 06:42 AM • 29367 views
President of Finland: Xi Jinping can end the war with one call to Putin

Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes that a single phone call from Chinese leader Xi Jinping to Vladimir Putin could have stopped Russia's war against Ukraine because of Russia's dependence on China.

War in Ukraine • July 3, 05:10 AM • 113124 views
Auditors reported that they are inspecting the Tuzly Estuaries National Park - the result is expected in August

The auditors are checking the financial and economic activities of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park from January 2020 to May 2024, and the audit is expected to be completed in August 2024.

Society • July 3, 05:00 AM • 23194 views
The enemy attacked Nikopol with a drone and artillery, causing destruction and injuries

Last night, the enemy attacked Nikopol with a kamikaze drone and artillery, damaging buildings, causing fires and wounding a 75-year-old woman.

Society • July 3, 04:56 AM • 27182 views
Putin arrives in Kazakhstan for the SCO summit

Putin attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, where he met with leaders such as Xi Jinping and Erdogan.

Politics • July 3, 04:48 AM • 37890 views
Russians attack two communities with kamikaze drones in Mykolaiv region

Russian forces attacked two communities in Mykolaiv region with kamikaze drones, damaging cars and setting fire to a wheat field, but no casualties were reported.

Society • July 3, 04:38 AM • 26855 views
Occupants attack Zaporizhzhia 386 times, one wounded

One man is wounded - Russian occupants shelled Zaporizhzhia region 386 times, hitting 8 settlements.

War in Ukraine • July 3, 04:28 AM • 25763 views
Plus 1180 occupants and 16 tanks: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 546,270 personnel and 8123 tanks.

War in Ukraine • July 3, 04:18 AM • 23231 views
Syrsky told about the biggest problems at the front

According to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi, the main problems at the front are manning units with motivated, well-trained personnel and providing them with modern electronic warfare and air defense equipment to effectively combat enemy unmanned aerial vehicles.

War in Ukraine • July 3, 04:11 AM • 23895 views
Trump's NATO plan may include no eastward expansion - Politico

Trump may consider abandoning NATO's eastward expansion and offer a two-tier system with reduced US security guarantees for allies that do not meet defense spending targets if he is re-elected for a second term.

Politics • July 3, 03:55 AM • 101587 views
Lithuania protests to Russia over airspace violations

On June 30, a Russian Pobeda plane flying from Moscow to Kaliningrad illegally entered Lithuanian airspace over the Baltic Sea for a minute, prompting Lithuania to protest to Russia over the airspace violation.

Politics • July 3, 03:45 AM • 32751 views
Ukraine told it is too corrupt to join NATO - Telegraph

At the upcoming NATO summit, Ukraine will be told that in order to join the Alliance, it needs to take additional measures to fight corruption.

Politics • July 3, 03:33 AM • 28043 views
Democratic governors ask Biden to explain the prospects for the election campaign

The Democratic governors want Biden to explain his poor performance at the debate and the campaign's prospects during a potential meeting.

Politics • July 3, 02:10 AM • 29172 views
Unmanned boats attack Novorossiysk

Unmanned boats attacked the Russian city of Novorossiysk, forcing authorities to restrict traffic near the waterfront and urge residents to stay away from windows facing the sea.

Society • July 3, 01:28 AM • 113524 views
Russian authorities recruit 17-year-olds to replenish losses in Ukraine

Russia has been actively recruiting 17-year-olds, including from patriotic movements, to replenish the losses during the invasion of Ukraine, hoping to recruit tens of thousands through propaganda that exploits youthful maximalism.

Society • July 3, 01:06 AM • 110067 views
China allows law enforcement to search gadgets without a court order

In China, new rules allow law enforcement to search personal electronic devices such as smartphones and PCs without a court order, even from foreign nationals, raising concerns about potential arbitrariness and privacy violations.

Society • July 3, 12:55 AM • 21218 views
Vilnius Mayor presents city defense plan in case of military threat

The mayor of Vilnius presented a city defense plan that includes evacuation routes, installation of sirens, construction of bomb shelters, and deployment of barriers such as dragon's teeth and steel hedgehogs to block potential attacks in the event of a military threat.

War in Ukraine • July 3, 12:24 AM • 108826 views
Turkey's national team defeats Austria and makes it to the 1/4 finals of the 2024 European Championship

Turkey defeated Austria 2-1 to reach the quarterfinals of the 2024 European Football Championship.

Sports • July 2, 11:52 PM • 21213 views
China creates a drone at Russia's request - Bloomberg

Chinese and Russian companies are working together to develop an attack drone similar to Iran's Shahed kamikaze drone, with China potentially providing whole drones or parts to be assembled in Russia.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 11:20 PM • 26155 views
White House defends Biden's health, but admits poor debate performance

President Biden's health and ability to hold office were addressed by the White House, which acknowledged that he performed poorly in the debate but assured him that he could still serve as president and run for a second term.

News of the World • July 2, 10:52 PM • 24921 views
Umerov meets with US Secretary of Defense Austin

Ukraine's Defense Minister Umerov, Presidential Chief of Staff Yermak, and Deputy Prime Minister Stefanishyna met with U. S. Secretary of Defense Austin to discuss security cooperation, express gratitude for the $2.3 billion aid package, including air defense systems, and brief him on the situation at the front and military needs.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 10:10 PM • 102665 views
Sergiy Zhadan received an honorary doctorate in philosophy

Serhiy Zhadan, Ukrainian writer and frontman of the band Zhadan and the Dogs, received an honorary doctorate from the Ukrainian Free University in Munich for his contribution to Ukrainian culture, literature, humanitarian work, testimony about the war in Ukraine, and his willingness to fight for freedom and peace.

Society • July 2, 09:55 PM • 18692 views
Pentagon: Ukraine may use US weapons against Russian forces in occupied Crimea

The US continues its policy of not allowing Ukraine to use US-provided weapons to strike targets in Russia, but this restriction does not apply to Russian military facilities in Crimea, which the US considers part of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 09:35 PM • 25313 views
In Transcarpathia, a man injured himself in a military commissariat trying to avoid mobilization

In the Zakarpattia region, a man named Pylyp Lunin injured his arms trying to avoid mobilization while visiting a territorial recruitment center.

Society • July 2, 09:17 PM • 20574 views
Since the beginning of the day, 136 combat engagements took place in the frontline - General Staff

136 combat engagements took place on the frontline since the beginning of the day, with the Russian aggressor trying to use its superiority in manpower and air support, according to the evening report of the General Staff.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 08:45 PM • 19560 views
Syrsky had a conversation with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi discussed the situation at the front and urgent military needs with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States Armed Forces General Charles Brown, thanking him for his continued military support.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 08:30 PM • 54152 views