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Stepan Haftko

He graduated from Lviv Franko University with a degree in Philology. From 2014 to 2023, he was a serviceman. He is one of the creators of the news portal "Khmelnychchyna Pivnich". After being discharged from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, he worked in online publications such as Censor.NET, Novyny.LIVE, Glavred, and Ukrainska Pravda. He specializes in military topics and politics.
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SBU intensifies checks in Lviv: what awaits residents and guests of the city on September 16-18

The Security Service of Ukraine will conduct large-scale inspections in Lviv from September 16 to 18, involving other law enforcement agencies. The purpose of the measures is to prevent sabotage and increase the safety of citizens in the context of Russian aggression.

Society • September 16, 07:41 AM • 3175 views
DIU revealed foreign components and the "filling" of the Russian "Geran-3" drone

The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine showed the "filling" of the Russian drone and spoke about the foreign components used in it.

War in Ukraine • September 16, 07:02 AM • 36030 views
Foreigners who recruited children in Ukraine for sexual exploitation exposed: case details

Two foreigners have been notified of suspicion of recruiting and sexually exploiting children, as well as distributing child pornography. They paid 150-200 euros for involving children from low-income families.

Society • September 15, 03:01 PM • 13361 views
Study refutes link between daylight saving time and heart attack risk

Analysis of data from 168,870 patients disproved previous assumptions about the impact of changing clocks on the incidence of acute myocardial infarctions and treatment outcomes.

Society • September 15, 02:50 PM • 4452 views
Russia is betting on drones in the war: attacks come in "swarms," Ukraine is looking for an answer - NYT

Russia has sent more than 34,000 drones and decoys to attack Ukraine this year, nine times more than last year. Moscow has established large-scale production, manufacturing up to 6,000 devices monthly.

War in Ukraine • September 15, 02:33 PM • 5061 views
Norway has opened one of the largest training camps for Ukrainian soldiers in Poland.Photo

Norway has established a large-scale training ground, Camp Jomsborg, in eastern Poland, where Norwegian instructors will train Ukrainian soldiers. This is one of the largest training camps created by Norway, with a training program focused on realistic simulation of combat conditions.

News of the World • September 15, 01:58 PM • 3779 views
Eurovision under threat of scandal: organizers recommend Israel withdraw or perform without a flag

Eurovision organizers have suggested that Israel withdraw from the 2026 contest in Austria or perform under a neutral flag. This is due to boycott threats from several countries over the war in Gaza.

Culture • September 15, 01:27 PM • 5519 views
Netanyahu does not rule out new strikes on Hamas leaders, Rubio supported the elimination of the group

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the country's readiness to strike Hamas leaders, including abroad, and took responsibility for the strike on Qatar. The US, represented by Senator Marco Rubio, emphasizes the need to eliminate Hamas to free hostages and rebuild Gaza.

Politics • September 15, 01:08 PM • 3184 views
EU responds to Trump that it is gradually phasing out Russian fuel

The European Union reminded Trump that it has been gradually phasing out Russian fossil fuels since the beginning of the war, with a clear roadmap. The 19th package of sanctions against Russia is in the final stages of preparation, Brussels said.

Politics • September 15, 12:45 PM • 3416 views
Demand for iPhone 17 exceeded expectations: people are ordering more eagerly than last year's iPhone 16

After the presentation of the new iPhone 17 lineup, demand for it soared, exceeding orders for last year's iPhone 16. The most popular models were the base model and the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air, while in China, the launch is hampered by eSIM issues.

News of the World • September 15, 12:27 PM • 3292 views
Women surpassed men in ChatGPT usage, according to OpenAI report

According to a new OpenAI report, women have become more active in using ChatGPT and have even surpassed men in the number of requests to AI. This indicates the breaking down of gender barriers in access to new technologies.

Technologies • September 15, 12:06 PM • 2384 views
Britain summons Russian ambassador over "unprecedented" NATO airspace violations

Great Britain summoned the Russian ambassador over the invasion of Russian drones into the airspace of Poland and Romania. London condemned Russia's actions, stating that any further violations of NATO airspace would be met with force.

News of the World • September 15, 11:49 AM • 3765 views
Elon Musk spent a billion to buy Tesla shares: the market immediately reacted with a surge - FT

Elon Musk spent about $1 billion to acquire Tesla shares, which led to a nearly 6% rise in the electric car manufacturer's securities. Investors reacted positively to this move, seeing it as Musk's faith in the future of the business.

Economy • September 15, 11:33 AM • 3876 views
"Tinder Swindler" Simon Leviev detained in Georgia

Simon Leviev, known for his fraudulent schemes via Tinder, was detained at Batumi airport. Leviev's lawyers currently do not know the grounds for the arrest.

News of the World • September 15, 11:29 AM • 3092 views
Russia is once again attacking Ukraine's energy sector: cold and darkness as weapons will not pass - Center for Countering DisinformationVideo

The Center for Countering Disinformation warns of intensified Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, attempting to use cold and darkness. Despite the threats, the system is working, and international partners are providing support.

War in Ukraine • September 15, 11:06 AM • 4286 views
Pussy Riot members sentenced in absentia to up to 13 years in penal colony for "fakes" about the war in Ukraine and "actions against the authorities"

Moscow's Basmanny Court sentenced Pussy Riot members in absentia to terms ranging from eight to 13 years in a penal colony. They were accused of spreading "military fakes" and "actions against the authorities," particularly through a music video and an action in Munich.

Society • September 15, 10:26 AM • 6254 views
Polish economy grows despite Russian aggression and war in Ukraine - Bloomberg

Poland shows the fastest GDP growth among 26 EU countries, with a projected growth of 3. 3% in 2026. Since 2017, the country's economy has grown by 93%, and the zloty has become the most successful currency among emerging markets.

Economy • September 15, 10:03 AM • 4063 views
Trump for the first time called Russia an "aggressor" in the war against Ukraine - Politico

US President Donald Trump for the first time openly recognized Russia as an aggressor in the war against Ukraine, stating that the aggressor is losing more soldiers. This indicates a change in his position regarding Moscow, although he previously accused Kyiv of inciting the war.

War in Ukraine • September 15, 09:19 AM • 6406 views
Rolling Stone owner sues Google over unauthorized use of content for AI overviews

Penske Media Corporation (PMC) has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the company of illegally using journalistic materials to create AI overviews.

News of the World • September 15, 09:03 AM • 3042 views
In Zakarpattia, a "black archaeologist" unearthed and tried to sell a unique treasure of bronze celts: he will face trial

In Zakarpattia, a man will be tried for illegally excavating an archaeological site and attempting to sell a unique treasure of bronze celts, over three thousand years old. Law enforcement officers stopped the sale of artifacts from the Gava-Holihrady culture, which have now been transferred to the National Museum of the History of Ukraine.

Society • September 15, 09:02 AM • 9508 views
Special prosecutors exposed new schemes of timber embezzlement totaling UAH 32.8 million at the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine"Photo

Law enforcement officers uncovered over a dozen violations at the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" within a week, resulting in state losses of at least UAH 32. 8 million. 11 individuals have been notified of suspicion, and the case against 3 individuals has been sent to court.

Crimes and emergencies • September 15, 08:56 AM • 2372 views
DPRK rejects US call for denuclearization, calling its status as a nuclear power "irreversible"

Pyongyang stated that possessing nuclear weapons is a forced step to protect against the American threat. The DPRK considers its status as a nuclear power enshrined in its constitution and irreversible.

News of the World • September 15, 08:38 AM • 3076 views
The SBU exposed an FSB agent in the Armed Forces of Ukraine who "leaked" data on Ukrainian drones and comrades' positions

The SBU detained a 26-year-old serviceman from Kropyvnytskyi who served in an assault UAV company in the eastern direction. He transmitted data to the Russians about drone sorties, attack targets, and the positions of his brigade.

War in Ukraine • September 15, 08:33 AM • 3467 views
Emmy Award: "Adolescence" star becomes youngest laureate in history. List of winnersPhoto

The 77th Emmy Awards ceremony took place on September 14 in Los Angeles, where Owen Cooper received the award for "Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. " The miniseries "Adolescence" also won the top honor in the "Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series" category.

Culture • September 15, 08:11 AM • 77362 views
Fraud cases decreased by 1.5 times: which regions are leadingPhoto

From January to August 2025, 35,599 criminal fraud cases were recorded in Ukraine, which is 1. 5 times less than last year. Only 21% of cases were sent to court, and most appeals were registered in Kyiv.

Society • September 15, 07:59 AM • 3678 views
In North Korea, the number of people executed for watching foreign content is sharply increasing – UN report

Since 2020, North Korea has more frequently applied the death penalty for watching or distributing foreign media content. A 22-year-old man was executed for distributing South Korean films and music.

News of the World • September 12, 03:09 PM • 16361 views
Suspect's family helped apprehend Charlie Kirk's killer - Utah GovernorPhoto

Tyler Robinson, suspected of killing Charlie Kirk, was apprehended thanks to information from his family. Utah Governor Spencer Cox emphasized the family's key role in the investigation.

News of the World • September 12, 02:53 PM • 3802 views
Ryanair threatens to cut a million seats on flights to Spain over airport disputes

Ryanair plans to cancel another million seats on summer flights to Spain due to a conflict with operator Aena over increased fees. This will add to the 2 million seats already canceled in the winter schedule.

News of the World • September 12, 02:41 PM • 4451 views
In Kyiv Oblast, they were harvesting sunflowers and found a missile with a warhead – SESPhoto

In Kyiv Oblast, while harvesting sunflowers, farmers found the remains of a Russian Kh-69 missile. SES pyrotechnicians removed the dangerous find in the village of Kalyta, Brovary district.

Society • September 12, 02:20 PM • 7034 views
Zelenskyy thanked Britain for sanctions and revealed details – "a strong blow to Russia's shadow fleet and supply chains"

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Great Britain for the new sanctions package aimed at Russia's shadow fleet and its military suppliers. He emphasized that this step is a strong blow to Moscow's ability to wage war and called on other partners to increase pressure.

Politics • September 12, 01:57 PM • 2910 views