Politicians should refrain from public assessments of the trial – head of the committee on freedom of speech.
The deputy believes that the SBU and the National Security Council should study the activities of companies controlled by Sergei Groza and Vladimir Naumenko.
In Ukraine, there are many examples when banks won courts of all instances in the National Bank, even the Supreme Court. Despite this, not a single NBU official was involved in making an illegal decision.
The keeper spoke about the result of his "revolutionary order".
As member of the Rada Committee on Agrarian Policy and Land Relations Petr Yurchishin noted, participants in gray grain export schemes should be punished in accordance with criminal law for tax evasion, forgery of documents and money laundering.
Kiper told about the worst thing in a year of working as the head of the Odessa RMA.
This week promises to be very eventful from an astrological point of view, with a combination of positive and complex aspects that can lead to conflicts, aggression, misunderstandings and potential risks, but also to opportunities for growth, creativity and harmonization of relationships.
German authorities detained a man suspected of transferring more than. 1,700 to Islamic State terrorists through a cryptocurrency exchange last September at Cologne/Bonn airport.
In the Kherson region, as a result of Russian shelling, 1 person was killed and 4 others were injured.
Early parliamentary and European elections will start simultaneously in Bulgaria today, where about 13,000 polling stations are open for voting.
On June 9, temperatures of up to +32°C are expected in Ukraine in the south and Southeast, partly cloudy weather, rain and thunderstorms are possible in some regions.
The chairman of the Odessa regional state administration during a meeting with the public discussed issues related to the creation of barrier-free spaces, inclusion and sports opportunities for combat veterans with disabilities.
Russian troops attacked the village of Pokrovskaya in the Nikopol district with kamikaze drones and artillery, causing damage to infrastructure and private property.
Finland gives Ukraine the latest weapons, including those still under development, as well as positive feedback on the use of Finnish defense products in Ukraine, which will help in the development of new Finnish military equipment.
The invaders carried out 429 strikes on the Zaporizhia region, including 8 settlements: 181 UAV attacks, 13 MLRS attacks and 235 other attacks, as a result of which residential buildings were destroyed, but there were no civilian casualties.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 518,560 personnel and 7,869 tanks.
The replenishment of the Russian army with new recruits does not allow it to conduct large-scale offensive operations in several directions simultaneously during the expected summer offensive.
The Czech police imposed increased security measures in public places as a preventive measure in connection with information about a possible terrorist attack, although no specific threat was identified.
In Mexico, a balcony collapsed in a bar, killing 3 people and injuring 19 others.
Colombia suspends coal exports to Israel until the end of the conflict in the Gaza Strip and Israel complies with the orders of the International Court of justice, citing the ongoing "genocide" by the Israeli government.
Russia has made limited progress in Ukraine due to a lack of weapons for Ukraine, despite ongoing bombing of cities and attempts to open up new fronts.
Saudi Arabia denied access to Mecca to more than 300,000 unregistered pilgrims before the start of the annual Hajj.
Explosions were heard in the Odessa region of Ukraine on the night of June 9, 2024 due to an attack by a cruise missile that was intercepted by the Ukrainian Air Force.
The Russian military is building fortifications along the Black Sea coast in the temporarily occupied Crimea, probably creating a line of defense, as they fear a possible landing of Ukrainian troops on the peninsula.
Austria's defense minister said the West has crossed the red line by allowing Ukraine to strike targets in Russia with Western weapons.
Christophe de Loire, director general of the human rights group Reporters Without Borders, has died of cancer at the age of 53.
The owner of a hotel in Transcarpathia was detained for illegally helping Ukrainian men of military age cross the border with Slovakia for money.
A cargo ship flying the flag of Antigua and Barbuda was subjected to rocket fire off the coast of Yemen near Aden, resulting in a fire that was quickly extinguished, no one was injured.
Russia plans to open departments for training electronic warfare officers at civilian universities in the occupied Ukrainian territories with a reduced program and promises of good positions for graduates.
The Russian military attacked 11 settlements in the Sumy region, 26 attacks and 59 explosions were recorded on June 8.
