In 2022-23, three Moldovan companies supplied $15 million worth of aircraft parts to Russia, circumventing EU sanctions against the Russian aviation industry.
Today, on February 1, all fans of adventure literature can join the celebration of Robinson Crusoe Day, one of the most beloved literary heroes of childhood. The novel "The Life and Extraordinary and Amazing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" by English writer Daniel Defoe was first published in 1719.
Damage to Ukraine's environment from Russian aggression exceeded two trillion hryvnias.
Residents of Vinnytsia, whose mayor is an ally of former Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman, must pay separately for snow removal or do it themselves.
Today, January 31, all wildlife lovers can join the celebration of the International Day of the Zebra. The event was launched at the initiative of conservation organizations and scientists who care about the fate of zebras, and all herbivores on the planet in general.
EU diplomat urges Central Asian countries to expand cooperation with the bloc to weaken Russia's war machine.
Dutch authorities have arrested three people as part of an investigation into a smuggling network that circumvented sanctions against Russia. This was the result of cooperation between Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise of Ukraine and international journalists.
The "humanitarian headquarters" of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman in Vinnytsia is promoting assistance to the military, without mentioning the local communities that actually provide assistance.
Today, January 30, marks the Day of the Specialist of Military and Social Management of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The activities of these specialists are aimed at improving the combat capability of the Ukrainian army, rooting its positive image in society
Media reports that Shahed-136 received a new version of the Russian-made warhead.
Russia equips its Orlan-10 drones with foreign-made trackers.
Mykhailo Lutsenko, former director of the Vinnytsia Transport Company, is suspected of involvement in the laundering of almost UAH 14 million of city budget funds.
On January 29, 1918, about 300 young Ukrainian defenders were killed near Kruty, stopping the Bolshevik offensive on Kyiv. Their sacrifice halted the offensive, allowing the Ukrainian government to sign the Brest Peace Treaty, which recognized Ukrainian statehood.
January 29 is the International Day of Mobilization against the Threat of Nuclear War. Against the backdrop of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, concerns about the threat of nuclear war are growing
On January 29, 1886, Karl Benz received a patent for a three-wheeled vehicle with a gasoline engine, clutch, brakes, and other functions. This date is now celebrated as the Day of the Invention of the Automobile.
January 28 is International Data Protection Day, established in 2007 by the Council of Europe to promote the protection of privacy rights. The concept of personal data protection and privacy was pioneered by Louis Brandeis, an American lawyer and U.S. Supreme Court Justice from 1916 to 1939.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day, established by the United Nations, is marked today around the world. This day commemorates the six million Jews, including more than 1.5 million children, who were murdered by the Nazis across Europe in 1933-1945.
Today marks the International Day of Port Wine, a Portuguese wine whose emergence, oddly enough, is linked to politics.
russian grenades with a poisonous substance: Ruvin tells details of the examination.
The expert believes that the Ministry of Defense acted correctly and on principle by terminating dubious contracts with the Hrynkevychs' firms.
It was on January 26, 1953, that the first conference of the Customs Cooperation Council began in Brussels. It was attended by representatives of 17 European countries, who approved the Convention on the Cooperation of Customs Services the next day.
In the first nine months of last year, Russia imported more than $1 billion worth of chips that could potentially be used for weapons production. More than half of them were produced by American and European companies
During the missile attack on Kyiv on January 23, the enemy re-equipped the S-400 air defense system to cause more civilian casualties, said Oleksandr Ruvin, director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise.
Embezzlement of budget funds in a city run by Groysman's associates.
Russia has used old Soviet P-35 missiles in attacks on Ukraine for the first time, the director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise said.
Today, on January 25, fashion lovers celebrate the Day of Controversial Clothing, challenging traditional fashion norms and encouraging eccentric outfits.
According to Oleksandr Ruvin, director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise, Russians use mechanical and laser erasure to hide markings on drone components, making it difficult to identify the country of origin.
Russian propaganda supports Moscow Patriarchate priest accused of stealing electricity in Ukraine.
In October 2004, the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine was created on the basis of the Intelligence Department and intelligence units of the regional bodies of the Security Service of Ukraine.
It was on January 24, 1922, that American confectioner and sweets shop owner Christian Nelson patented the chocolate-covered ice cream called popsicles, although he began producing them in 1919.
