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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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Collapse in Germany: Berlin airport closed due to freezing rain and black ice, railway connections disrupted

Berlin-Brandenburg Airport completely ceased operations on February 6 due to black ice, with over 150 flights canceled. Rail connections between Berlin and Hanover were also disrupted, causing massive train delays.

News of the World • February 6, 09:25 AM • 5718 views
Shelling and bad weather caused power outages in eight regions and emergency shutdowns - Ministry of EnergyVideo

As of the morning of February 6, 2026, shelling and bad weather have led to power outages in eight regions of Ukraine. Emergency shutdown schedules have been introduced.

Society • February 6, 09:12 AM • 4216 views
"Boundless friendship" between Russia and China not backed by real investments - Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine

According to the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, Chinese investments in Russia since 2022 do not exceed $17. 4 billion. Chinese investors avoid investing in sectors that could fall under secondary sanctions.

Economy • February 6, 08:55 AM • 5270 views
Toyota CEO Koji Sato resigns: CFO Kenta Kon to take over

Toyota CEO Koji Sato is stepping down after three years, to be replaced by CFO Kenta Kon. This leadership change is intended to strengthen internal governance and accelerate decision-making amidst competition.

Auto • February 6, 08:39 AM • 3061 views
Trump rejected Putin's proposal to extend the New START nuclear treaty

US President Donald Trump refused to extend the New START nuclear treaty, calling it a "poorly negotiated deal. " He stated that the US is focused on creating a new, modernized treaty.

Politics • February 6, 08:21 AM • 13213 views
Ministry of Economy explains how businesses can help homeless animals during frosts without violating regulations

The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine has provided recommendations to entrepreneurs on supporting homeless animals during cold weather. The agency emphasizes the balance between humanity and compliance with sanitary standards.

Society • February 6, 08:03 AM • 3530 views
US-Iran Talks in Oman: Tehran Signals No Quick Resolution to Escalation

The first round of diplomatic talks between the US and Iran began in Muscat on February 6. Tehran signals that the meeting is only the beginning of a long process with no quick resolution to the crisis.

Politics • February 6, 07:46 AM • 5385 views
Estonia to close night traffic on border with Russia from February 24

Estonia is closing the Luhamaa and Koidula checkpoints on the border with the Russian Federation for the night from February 24 for three months. This decision will allow resources to be reallocated to strengthen border security due to provocations by the Russian Federation.

Politics • February 6, 07:31 AM • 4814 views
Lubynets met with Russian Ombudsman Moskalkova: exchanged letters from prisoners of war, agreed on delivery of parcels for them

Dmytro Lubinets and Tatyana Moskalkova held a meeting, exchanging letters from prisoners of war. They agreed on the delivery of humanitarian parcels for all prisoners.

Society • February 6, 07:18 AM • 4771 views
AfD MP detained in Germany for circumventing sanctions against Belarus

A lawmaker was detained in Germany for circumventing sanctions and transporting equipment to Belarus; this happened during a parliamentary session.

News of the World • February 5, 06:02 AM • 4954 views
Russia plans to continue oil supplies to Cuba despite Trump's "oil blockade"

The Russians stated that despite the state of emergency imposed against Cuba, Russia will continue to supply oil to the country as before.

Economy • February 5, 05:50 AM • 5003 views
Russian drone attack on Kyiv: high-rise buildings damaged, casualties reportedPhoto

As a result of the Russian drone attack on Kyiv on February 5, two elderly women were injured, and four high-rise buildings were damaged. Debris falls were recorded in four districts of the capital.

War in Ukraine • February 5, 05:37 AM • 34396 views
Israel launches airstrikes on Gaza: 24 dead amid ceasefire violation

Israeli aircraft struck the Gaza Strip, killing 24 Palestinians, including two infants. This was in response to an attack by Hamas militants that wounded an Israeli soldier.

News of the World • February 5, 05:26 AM • 5500 views
ATESH agents disabled the occupiers' communications in St. PetersburgVideo

The ATESH movement destroyed a technical module of a telecommunication tower in St. Petersburg, which led to disruptions in the data transmission system of military facilities.

News of the World • February 5, 05:15 AM • 4106 views
Silver plummets again: 17% drop negates market recovery attempts; gold also fallsPhoto

The price of silver fell by 17% on February 5, negating a two-day recovery, while gold dropped by 3. 5%. The decline is attributed to a massive exit from positions due to deteriorating sentiment and uncertainty surrounding the Fed.

Economy • February 5, 05:01 AM • 32222 views
AFU destroyed 770 occupiers and 60 artillery systems in a day - General StaffPhoto

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published statistics on Russian losses as of February 5, 2026. In one day, 770 occupiers, 60 artillery systems, and 1351 UAVs were eliminated.

War in Ukraine • February 5, 04:49 AM • 23491 views
Oil prices fall amid preparations for US-Iran talks in OmanPhoto

Oil prices are falling after Tehran confirmed talks with Washington on February 6, 2026. WTI adjusted to $64, Brent is trading around $69 per barrel.

Economy • February 5, 04:36 AM • 5999 views
The body of Russian businessman Baumgertner, former head of Uralkali, found on a beach, has been identified in Cyprus.

Cypriot authorities have confirmed that the body found last month on the coast belongs to Russian businessman Vladislav Baumgertner. His remains were discovered a week after his disappearance in Limassol on January 7.

News of the World • February 5, 04:22 AM • 4420 views
France and Great Britain are preparing a new modification of Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles after their effectiveness in UkrainePhoto

France and Great Britain are preparing a new modification of Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles, based on the successful experience of their use in Ukraine. The development of the Mk2 version will begin in 2026, focusing on improving guidance systems.

News of the World • February 5, 04:06 AM • 4933 views
Nike under investigation for alleged discrimination against white employees

The U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating Nike for alleged discrimination against white employees. The company is suspected of having its ambitious racial diversity goals lead to systemic discrimination against white employees.

Economy • February 5, 03:44 AM • 5838 views
In Nigeria, militants killed over 160 people, the US officially confirmed troop deploymentPhoto

In Nigeria, militants killed at least 162 people in an attack on the settlements of Nuku and Woro. This occurred amid Nigeria's first official confirmation of the presence of US military units on its territory.

News of the World • February 5, 03:24 AM • 4397 views
Melania Trump continues talks with Putin on the return of deported Ukrainian children

Melania Trump confirmed that she is in contact with Putin's representatives to expedite the return of Ukrainian children. Thanks to her efforts, 15 children have already been returned to Ukraine.

Politics • February 5, 03:05 AM • 17481 views
New Epstein files reveal allegations against ex-Prince Andrew of forced sex

Declassified documents in the Epstein case contain allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. He and Epstein are accused of forcing a dancer into sexual acts at a party in Florida.

News of the World • February 5, 02:44 AM • 5215 views
"It's always sunny in space": Musk promises to move data centers into orbit to save electricity

Elon Musk announced the creation of large-scale solar-powered data centers in space, launching a million satellites for AI. This will avoid overloading power grids and reduce electricity costs.

News of the World • February 5, 02:20 AM • 4932 views
Wildfire smoke claims over 24,000 lives in the US annually: new studyPhoto

A study found that wildfire smoke causes 24,100 premature deaths in the US annually. Chronic inhalation of PM2.5 particles triggers respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases.

Health • February 5, 02:01 AM • 5160 views
Crypto traders prepare for Bitcoin to fall below $65,000Photo

Crypto traders expect Bitcoin to fall below $65,000, with an 82% probability. Since October last year, Bitcoin has lost 40% of its value, and the crypto market capitalization has shrunk by $1.5 trillion.

Economy • February 5, 01:45 AM • 4662 views
Volvo predicts electric and gasoline car prices to equalize within five years

Volvo Cars CEO Håkan Samuelsson stated that electric vehicles will become cheaper than internal combustion engine cars by 2031 due to falling battery costs. Volvo is already reporting profitability for its electric portfolio.

Auto • February 5, 01:26 AM • 3917 views
Putin's surname is mentioned over a thousand times in the Epstein files: the pedophile sought to establish close contact with the dictator

The released US Department of Justice documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case indicate his numerous attempts to establish contact with Vladimir Putin. The Russian leader's name is mentioned over 1,000 times in the case materials.

Politics • February 5, 01:10 AM • 11900 views
Russia attacks Kyiv region with drones: one person injured in Vyshhorod district

Russian troops attacked the Kyiv region with drones, as a result of which a man in the Vyshhorod district suffered a lacerated wound to the chest. One private house was damaged, and the aftermath is being eliminated.

War in Ukraine • February 5, 12:59 AM • 17235 views
IOC considers moving Winter Olympics to January due to global warmingPhoto

The International Olympic Committee is exploring the possibility of holding the Winter Olympic Games in January and the Paralympic Games in February. This is due to the shrinking number of locations with stable snow cover in March.

Sports • February 5, 12:51 AM • 5769 views