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Yevhen Ustimenko

Graduated from Oles Honchar Dnipro National University with a degree in Political Science, studied in graduate school. Has experience working in the elections of the President and People's Deputies of Ukraine since 2014. He collaborated with the publications "Dialog. UA", "Dnepr Info", "Apostrophe", "Telegraf", worked on the 34th channel and the "Open" channel (Dnipro). Interested in the history of Ukraine and the world. He specializes mainly in socio-political topics.
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Posed as TCC and abducted citizens: three men detained in Odesa Oblast

Three men impersonating TCC employees have been exposed in the Odesa region. They illegally detained people. They used uniforms and a car, and police freed one victim.

Crimes and emergencies • April 21, 11:57 AM • 6837 views
Medical care in Ukrainian prisons threatens the lives of prisoners - Ombudsman Lubinets

In Ukrainian prisons, numerous violations are recorded in medical units, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets stated. These include a chronic shortage of staff and inadequate care, which poses a real threat to the lives of prisoners.

Society • April 21, 11:39 AM • 8252 views
Fraudsters who bought 10 expensive iPhones for fake 16,000 US dollars exposed in Kyiv

In Kyiv, a group of individuals was exposed for selling 16 thousand counterfeit US dollars, for which they purchased 10 expensive iPhones from four sellers on OLX. Law enforcement officers notified the detainees of suspicion under Article 199 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

Kyiv • April 21, 10:57 AM • 6085 views
Ukraine won a rich harvest of awards: 13 medals at the European Championship in acrobatics

At the European Championship in Luxembourg, the Ukrainian sports acrobatics team won 13 medals. Among the medals won are three gold, three silver, and seven bronze.

Sports • April 21, 10:07 AM • 4100 views
Pope Francis has died: how world politicians reacted

Pope Francis died on April 21 at the age of 88. US Vice President JD Vance, the Prime Minister of Italy, and the President of France reacted to his death.

News of the World • April 21, 09:31 AM • 5720 views
UAE first in the world preparing to use AI for creating laws - FT

The United Arab Emirates plan to be the first to involve artificial intelligence in the development and amendment of legislation. This should speed up the process by 70% and allow tracking the impact of laws, although there are reservations about the transparency of AI.

News of the World • April 21, 08:26 AM • 5285 views
Russia announced the end of the "Easter truce" and resumed strikes on Ukraine

Russia officially announced the end of the "Easter truce". The Russian Ministry of Defense accused Ukraine of violating it and resumed attacks on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on all sections of the front.

War in Ukraine • April 21, 08:16 AM • 4193 views
Setting up "video traps" for AFU train strikes: SBU detains female traitor in Chernihiv region

The SBU detained a 29-year-old local resident in the Chernihiv region who was adjusting Russian strikes on ZSU echelons. She installed "video traps" with online streaming near railway tracks and searched for radar stations.

War in Ukraine • April 21, 07:23 AM • 6116 views
Britain will sharply increase ammunition production, replacing imports from the US - The Times

Great Britain is significantly increasing the production of ammunition to reduce dependence on supplies from the US and France. By summer, the production of 155mm shells will increase 16 times.

Politics • April 21, 07:19 AM • 4392 views
How the enemy used the "Easter truce" for further offensive actions: details from the AFU

Russians used the "Easter truce" to clear a passage across the Chorniy Zherebets river in order to resume the offensive. They were removing a previously damaged piece of equipment which blocked the passage for their armored vehicles.

War in Ukraine • April 21, 06:35 AM • 5806 views
Finnish Shipyard May Build Icebreakers for US Coast Guard

The shipyard in Rauma is negotiating with the United States on the construction of up to five medium-capacity icebreakers, as well as three large icebreakers. The total cost could reach over €2.5 billion.

News of the World • April 18, 03:50 PM • 10166 views
In Britain, the SeaCURE project has emerged to remove CO2 from the ocean - BBC

In Great Britain, the SeaCURE pilot project has started, which filters seawater to extract CO2. The developers claim that processing 1% of the water can extract 14 billion tons of carbon annually.

Technologies • April 18, 02:35 PM • 9468 views
Trump Reacted to Shooting at Florida University - NYT

According to the US President, the shooting at the University of Florida is a "disgrace" and a "horror. " At the same time, he emphasizes that "guns don't shoot, people do."

News of the World • April 18, 02:27 PM • 9319 views
Russia is disrupting Trump's peace efforts in Ukraine and intensifying attacks - Kovalenko

Russia pretends to be interested in peace, but is increasing assaults and attacking energy facilities in Ukraine, disrupting US efforts. The Kremlin is building an alternative reality in relations with the US.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 01:08 PM • 10223 views
They are taught to walk in formation and shoot: Russians are preparing children in Mariupol for war with Ukraine

Russians are conducting military-patriotic games for Mariupol schoolchildren, teaching them how to handle weapons and provide assistance. In this way, the occupiers are trying to recruit young people into the army.

Society • April 18, 12:35 PM • 8105 views
Residents of the border areas of Sumy region are advised not to visit cemeteries - ODA

The Sumy Regional State Administration called on people to refrain from visiting cemeteries in the 20-kilometer zone from the border with the Russian Federation due to mines. They also reminded the rules of conduct when detecting explosive objects.

Society • April 18, 12:12 PM • 6198 views
Not only Hungary: another European country has recorded an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in domestic animals

An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease was recorded in Hungary on a farm with 3,000 cows, and there were six cases in Slovakia back in March. Hungary estimates the damage at millions of euros.

News of the World • April 18, 11:49 AM • 5934 views
In Simferopol, the occupiers are destroying a children's park under the guise of reconstruction - CNS

In Simferopol, the Russians are destroying the Children's Park, which was founded in 1958, under the guise of reconstruction. In fact, it is a privatization and militarization of the territory.

Society • April 18, 11:41 AM • 6545 views
The "Azov" NGU Brigade has a new commander: what is known about Bohdan Hryshchenkov

The new commander of the 12th "Azov" Brigade is Bohdan Hrishenkov, who rose from soldier to officer. He defended "Azovstal," was wounded in Olenivka, and released from captivity.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 09:57 AM • 7954 views
Pelicans are dying en masse in the USA: ecologists are sounding the alarm

Mass deaths of pelicans are being recorded in Southern California due to toxic algae. Birds are poisoned by a neurotoxin that is formed during algal blooms and accumulates in the body.

News of the World • April 18, 09:40 AM • 7328 views
Russian missile strike on Kharkiv: number of injured rises to 87

As a result of the Russian attack on Kharkiv on April 18, 87 people were injured, including 6 children. One person died, 17 are in the hospital, three are in extremely critical condition, houses and cars were damaged.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 08:58 AM • 10265 views
Hamas says it is ready to release all remaining hostages to end the war in Gaza - Reuters

A Hamas leader has stated their readiness for negotiations regarding the exchange of hostages for a ceasefire and the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip. Interim agreements are no longer being considered.

News of the World • April 18, 08:55 AM • 9190 views
This is a moment of solidarity with Ukraine: EU ministers will meet in Kyiv on May 9

Foreign ministers of European countries will meet in Kyiv on May 9, 2025, which will coincide with Europe Day and Russian celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the victory. This will be an act of solidarity with Ukraine.

Politics • April 18, 07:32 AM • 9024 views
US airstrikes on port in Yemen: Dozens dead, Houthis losing revenue The US military has carried out a series of airstrikes targeting Houthi positions in the port city of Hodeidah, Yemen. According to reports from local sources, the strikes resulted in dozens of casualties and significant damage to port infrastructure. The US military command has confirmed the operation, stating that the strikes were aimed at degrading the Houthis' ability to launch attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea. "These strikes were necessary to protect our forces, defend freedom of navigation, and deter further attacks," a statement from the US Central Command said. The Houthi movement, which controls much of northern Yemen, has condemned the strikes as a violation of Yemeni sovereignty. A Houthi spokesman vowed to retaliate against the US and its allies. "These attacks will not go unanswered. We will respond in kind to defend our country and our people," the spokesman said. The port of Hodeidah is a vital entry point for humanitarian aid and commercial goods into Yemen. The strikes have raised concerns about the potential impact on the already dire humanitarian situation in the country. The United Nations has called for restraint and urged all parties to the conflict to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure. "We are deeply concerned about the escalation of violence in Yemen and the potential impact on civilians," a UN spokesperson said. "We urge all parties to adhere to international humanitarian law and take all feasible precautions to avoid civilian casualties." In addition to the military impact, the strikes are also expected to have significant economic consequences for the Houthis. The port of Hodeidah is a major source of revenue for the group, and the damage to the port infrastructure will likely disrupt their ability to generate income. This could further weaken the Houthis' position and potentially create opportunities for the internationally recognized Yemeni government to regain control of the port. The situation in Yemen remains volatile, and the recent US airstrikes have further complicated the already complex conflict. The international community is closely monitoring the situation and working to find a peaceful resolution to the crisis.

U. S. forces struck the port of Ras Isa, Yemen, to deprive the Houthis of terror financing. Over 30 people were killed, but the U.S. denies civilian casualties.

News of the World • April 18, 06:49 AM • 5763 views
"Trump clearly stated: it's time to end the war": Rubio commented on the meeting in Paris

Negotiations on a ceasefire took place in Paris with the participation of delegations from Ukraine, France, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States. The details were revealed by the Head of the US State Department, Marco Rubio.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 06:28 AM • 6896 views
Goodbye "Kalash", hello Bren 2 "Sich". The Armed Forces of Ukraine will receive new small arms

The production of CZ Bren 2 assault rifles under the name "Sich" has started in Ukraine, and they are already being supplied to the Armed Forces. This modern weapon has a modular design and is produced at Ukroboronprom facilities.

Technologies • April 17, 03:11 PM • 16741 views
Occupants attack Ukraine with "Shahdeds" with poisonous gas: how dangerous is it for civilians

Russian troops are using "Shahed" drones with capsules of poisonous substance CS, which causes irritation of the respiratory tract. Ukrainians are advised not to touch the wreckage of downed UAVs.

War in Ukraine • April 17, 12:41 PM • 10668 views
Britain tested a new weapon against drones: what is known about RapidDestroyer

The UK Ministry of Defense has successfully tested the RapidDestroyer electronic weapon, which uses radio frequency to neutralize drones. During the tests, more than 100 UAVs were destroyed.

News of the World • April 17, 11:47 AM • 10831 views
The EU May Abandon the Ban on Internal Combustion Engines: What Is Being Proposed Instead

Manfred Weber spoke out against a complete ban on internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, offering an alternative: CO₂ emissions compensation. He proposed hybrids and range extenders as transitional options.

News of the World • April 17, 10:49 AM • 12628 views
Ukraine plans to develop adaptive sports: Parliament supports decision

The Verkhovna Rada has adopted a bill on the creation of "adaptive sports" for military personnel and civilians with disabilities. It will promote inclusion, rehabilitation and socialization without competition.

Sports • April 17, 10:40 AM • 7650 views