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Qualification of Ukrainian experts recognized by international partners - Alexander Ruvin

According to Ruvin, KRIFE experts have a stable and reliable communication with the international expert community. In particular, they use similar research methods, study all possible new technologies that are beginning to be applied in the world, and share their own practical work experience. And this is especially important in the context of a full-scale Russian military invasion of the territory of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 01:56 PM • 103359 views
PR on the military and harms the country abroad: 75% of Ukrainians do not trust Poroshenko

The least of all politicians trust Petro Poroshenko – 75. 3%, while only 5.3% of respondents fully trust him. Answering the question: "Does the politician's activities harm or help Ukraine in the war with the Russian Federation?"63.6% of respondents said that they consider Poroshenko's activities harmful.

Politics • June 25, 01:12 PM • 15141 views
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Rada loses parliamentary control over law enforcement officers - expert

The parliament is losing parliamentary control over law enforcement officers, the expert believes.

Politics • June 25, 12:15 PM • 102575 views
"Fantastic creatures and where they live" or the story of the re-sale of the Olympex grain terminal

Odessa businessmen Sergey Groza and Vladimir Naumenko, who managed the Olympex grain terminal, re-mortgaged the property three times using complex schemes involving Ukrainian banks and affiliated companies.

Economy • June 25, 11:50 AM • 191404 views
Ukraine exported almost 50 million tons of grain this marketing year, which is 3% more than in the previous period - Ministry of Agrarian Policy

In the 2023-2024 marketing year, Ukraine exported more than 49. 7 million tons of cereals and legumes, which is 3% more than in the previous period, while wheat exports increased by 10%, while corn exports decreased by 275,000 tons.

Economy • June 25, 11:45 AM • 25684 views
The team of the MHP for the Community Charitable Foundation handed over bandura and kobza to students of kobza workshops

The MHP to the Community Charitable Foundation donated a bandura and a kobza to students of kobza workshops to support Ukrainian traditions.

Society • June 25, 10:35 AM • 11930 views
NACP reveals conflict of interest in NABU cases - detectives ordered forensic examinations from fellow prosecutors

Senior detective Viktor Yarema, who worked at the Rivne Regional Prosecutor's Office before NABU, has a conflict of interest. Iryna Hilis also works there, and her daughter registered the LLC "Expert Group "ES&D". And it was from this company that NABU decided to order its forensic examinations.

Publications • June 25, 10:24 AM • 182785 views
Enemy continues to try to disrupt Ukrainian grain exports - Harlov

The enemy continues to try to disrupt the export of Ukrainian grain, according to the Odesa RMA.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 10:01 AM • 20705 views
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Tyshchenko will be tried today in Pechersk court at 14:00

Today, at 14:00, a court hearing will be held in Kyiv's Pechersk Court to choose a preventive measure against MP Mykola Tyshchenko.

Crimes and emergencies • June 25, 09:33 AM • 104712 views
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It will hold until August: expert predicts what will happen to the dollar by the end of the year

The expert predicted what will happen to the dollar by the end of the year.

Economy • June 25, 07:23 AM • 101995 views
Pre-trial restraint for Tyshchenko: prosecutors to submit a motion for round-the-clock house arrest to court today

The Office of the Prosecutor General will file a motion to impose round-the-clock house arrest on MP Mykola Tyshchenko, who was notified of suspicion over the events in Dnipro.

Politics • June 25, 06:54 AM • 27112 views
Russian army strikes Nikopol and Marhanets community with drones

The Russian army conducts drone strikes on the communities of Nikopol and Marhanets, wounding a 71-year-old woman and damaging infrastructure and private homes.

Society • June 25, 05:15 AM • 25927 views
Enemy shells two communities in Mykolaiv region with artillery

Russian troops shelled two settlements in Mykolaiv region with artillery, causing a grass fire, but no casualties.

Society • June 25, 05:05 AM • 27609 views
Occupants attacked Zaporizhzhia 457 times in 24 hours

Over the past 24 hours, Russian occupants carried out 457 attacks in Zaporizhzhia region, inflicting 182 UAV strikes, 20 MLRS strikes and 255 artillery attacks on 8 settlements, destroying residential buildings but causing no civilian casualties.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 04:50 AM • 25897 views
Macron says he would continue the dialog with Putin

French President Emmanuel Macron said he will continue dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin on issues such as nuclear power plants despite the lack of communication recently, as he believes in the power of dialogue.

Politics • June 25, 04:35 AM • 54322 views
Vereshchuk named several ways for Ukrainians to leave the occupation

Ukrainians can leave the Russian-occupied territories via several routes, including the Kolotylivka-Pokrovka checkpoint in Sumy region, the Mokrany-Domianove checkpoint through Belarus, and through Georgia via occupied Crimea, with volunteer groups helping them and the Ukrainian authorities providing support after their return.

Society • June 25, 04:20 AM • 31653 views
Plus 1180 occupants and 18 combat vehicles: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 536,840 personnel and 8,035 tanks.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 04:05 AM • 30179 views
A sleep timer may appear in the YouTube app

The YouTube app may soon get a sleep timer feature to automatically stop video playback after a set time.

Technologies • June 25, 03:51 AM • 19663 views
To plan your life, you should assume that there will be no light in the gray areas, - Yasno

Due to Russian shelling and increased consumption, Ukraine's power system is facing a critical shortage of domestic electricity generation, requiring a new regional distribution logic that excludes critical infrastructure and does not provide power in "gray zones" during peak hours.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 03:46 AM • 109610 views
US warns that Russia may help North Korea's nuclear program in exchange for weapons

Russia may provide North Korea with technical assistance for its nuclear and missile programs in exchange for artillery ammunition and other weapons for the war in Ukraine, which raises China's concerns about deepening Russian-North Korean ties.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 03:32 AM • 113593 views
Forced evacuation may be announced in Toretsk

Due to the presence of the occupiers near Toretsk, a forced evacuation of the city, where about 5,500 people remain, may be announced, as residents continue to leave every day.

Society • June 25, 03:19 AM • 26615 views
Blinken says it is necessary to develop a plan for the post-war development of Gaza

U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken emphasized the need for Israel to develop a credible post-war plan for Gaza to prevent further escalation and ensure the security and reconstruction of the region.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 02:55 AM • 108909 views
Trump's campaign claims former president tortured in prison while taking photos

Former U. S. President Donald Trump was "tortured" while being photographed at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia last year, according to a fundraising email from his campaign.

Politics • June 25, 02:40 AM • 32689 views
Telegraph: Princess Anne suffers partial memory loss after injury

The 73-year-old princess suffered a concussion, and it is not known what happened to her, as she does not remember anything about the incident. It is assumed that Anna, an experienced rider, was injured while riding a horse

Society • June 25, 02:14 AM • 24760 views
In the UK, a teenager was implanted with a brain implant to control epileptic seizures

A British teenager has become the world's first person to receive a brain implant that reduces the number of epileptic seizures by 80% through electrical stimulation.

Health • June 25, 01:53 AM • 24664 views
Six tourists died in Greece due to abnormal heat

Six tourists have died in Greece since the beginning of June due to an abnormal heat wave with temperatures exceeding 40°C.

Society • June 25, 01:32 AM • 24499 views
State Department adds Russia and Belarus to list of state sponsors of human trafficking

Russia and Belarus, as well as North Korea, Turkmenistan, and Syria, have been added to the list of 13 states whose governments finance human trafficking, according to the U. S. State Department's annual Trafficking in Persons Report 2024.

Politics • June 25, 01:12 AM • 101568 views
Ukrainian choreographer Anton Smetskyi was killed in action with the Russian occupiers

Ukrainian choreographer and soldier Anton Smetskyi died during a combat mission in the war against the Russian occupiers after returning to service for the second time, despite losing his leg.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 12:40 AM • 28911 views
Julian Assange is out of prison

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is released from a British prison after reaching a deal with U. S. prosecutors that allowed him to return to Australia after serving 5 years in prison.

Politics • June 25, 12:19 AM • 26929 views
State Department comments on explosions in Sevastopol

The United States provides Ukraine with weapons to defend its territory, including Crimea, and Russia can end the suffering of the civilian population by ending its aggression and occupation of Ukrainian land.

War in Ukraine • June 25, 12:01 AM • 29646 views