In Odesa region, a Moldovan citizen died during construction work due to a falling concrete support. The deceased and the injured man were not officially employed and were illegally staying in Ukraine.
From July 7, 2025, the planet Uranus enters the sign of Gemini, promising an intellectual revolution and a renewal of thinking. On July 10, there will be a full moon in Capricorn, which will require inner composure and attention to emotions.
Nutritionist Natalia Dubovyk spoke about the benefits of watermelons, the safe time for their consumption, and how to avoid poisoning. She emphasized that watermelons ripen naturally and contain a minimal amount of nitrates only from August onwards.
Immunologist-dietitian Lyudmyla Honcharova stated that most fermented foods, such as pickled vegetables and smoked meats, are harmful to health. She noted that only some of them, such as cheeses and yogurts, can be safe in limited quantities.
The second competition for the management of Gulliver shopping mall is entering its final stage, with Alakor City LLC as one of the participants, whose owner has Russian citizenship. If the shopping mall is transferred to this company, responsibility will fall on the ARMA leadership, particularly on its head, Olena Duma.
The most congested intersections in Kyiv have been identified, including Stepan Bandera Avenue – Obolonskyi Avenue and Kompozytora Liatoshynskoho Street. It was also reported that no new traffic lights according to DSTU 4092:2024 were installed this year.
Candidate of Medical Sciences Valentyna Korneyeva explained that drinking ice water in the heat can cause serious diseases of the throat and nervous system. She recommends drinking room temperature water or warm tea to effectively quench thirst.
In total, since 2022, 1754 apartment buildings and 214 educational institutions have been damaged in the capital.
257 civilians died, 2,000 buildings damaged since the start of the invasion.
Peak hours on the roads are from 07:00-10:00 and 17:00-19:00, and the highest intensity is observed in September.
Yesterday's explosion in Zhytomyr region damaged about a hundred residential and non-residential buildings. Also, about ten vehicles, including a bus, were affected.
An explosion at an industrial production warehouse, linked to agribusiness, occurred due to a violation of safety rules during the storage of substances. As a result of the incident in the village of Berezyna, Zhytomyr region, two people died, 24 were injured, and the blast wave damaged nearby houses.
The investigative actions are related to criminal proceedings regarding the illegal transportation of men abroad under the guise of volunteers.
Allergist Maya Ruselevich explained that sun allergy is photodermatosis caused by UV radiation. She described symptoms, risk factors, and prevention methods, including sun avoidance and the use of protective measures.
The company "Alakor City" with a Russian owner is for the second time claiming to manage the "Gulliver" shopping mall. Experts warn about corruption risks and the responsibility of ARMA head Olena Duma in case the company wins.
Military expert Oleh Zhdanov considers the Mi-8 indispensable for Ukrainian aviation, despite its outdated design.
Political scientist Oleh Lisny explains that the reduction of arms supplies to Ukraine by the United States may have political motives, namely avoiding escalation with Russia. According to him, this could be a dangerous sign. The White House confirmed the cessation of supplies of some types of weapons, citing low levels of its own military reserves.
In Vinnytsia region, 25 people, including 9 children, were hospitalized with foodborne toxic infection after consuming what was likely shawarma. Law enforcement officers are investigating the circumstances of the poisoning and have suspended the fast food establishment's operations.
Lolita Kuzina, head of the "DobroDiy" Charity Exchange, explains why the scandal involving Nazariy Husakov's alleged fraud undermines trust in charity. She emphasizes the importance of transparency, accountability, and responsibility in fundraising.
Deputy Minister of Justice Yevhen Pikalov reported that 8. 5 thousand convicts have been mobilized into the army, and the process continues without a downturn. The law on the mobilization of convicts was adopted in May 2024, the actual process began in August, and the president signed it on May 17, 2024.
