Bulgarian Parliament plans to unblock supply of 100 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine
Shmyhal discussed bilateral cooperation between Ukraine and Slovakia with Slovak counterpart Fico
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UK hands over Martlet missiles to Ukraine - media
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Bulgarian Parliament plans to unblock supply of 100 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine
Bulgaria's Prime Minister is confident that the parliament will override President Radev's veto on the supply of armored vehicles to Ukraine. MPs are expected to reject the veto this week.
Shmyhal discussed bilateral cooperation between Ukraine and Slovakia with Slovak counterpart Fico
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal discussed bilateral cooperation and efforts to restore Ukraine with his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico. In particular, the parties raised the issues of energy and order in the border area. Ukraine thanked Slovakia for its assistance with electricity and expressed hope for further fruitful cooperation.
Crimea: more Russian troops in Mizhvodne
The Russian military presence in Mizhvodne, Crimea, has increased, with locals observing the arrival of soldiers and military trucks patrolling the area, often in civilian vehicles.
"Ternopilgaz has been taken over by Naftogaz
Naftogaz Group gained control over Ternopilgaz, which serves 200,000 households and 3,000 legal entities. This step is part of Ukraine's de-oligarchization reform and increases the number of Naftogaz's integrated gas companies to 23.
UK hands over Martlet missiles to Ukraine - media
The United Kingdom has provided Ukraine with Martlet missiles to fight Shahed drones, The Times reports; there is no official confirmation from Ukraine or the UK.
A customer of a Chinese restaurant was shocked by the bill for his order after accidentally posting his QR code online
A woman in China received a 430,000 yuan (~60,000 USD) bill at a hotpot restaurant after her WeChat contacts misused a QR code she accidentally posted online to place generous orders. She was not made to pay, but the incident caused significant trouble for the restaurant.
Before the holidays, Ukrainians were reminded of fines for illegal felling of Christmas trees: how much and why
The state enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" warns that illegal harvesting of Christmas trees is illegal, and fines range from UAH 759.
Airplane crash off the coast of Japan: bodies of six American soldiers found
The bodies of the five crew members were found along with the fuselage of the crashed American Osprey military aircraft in Japan. The search is ongoing as the cause of the crash has not yet been determined.
Jerusalem resumes trial of Prime Minister Netanyahu: accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust
The trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, resumed after a break due to a Hamas attack. He denies the charges, which relate to three separate cases of alleged corruption.
For the first time since the pandemic, demand for cruise travel is growing, next year could be a record year for global operators
Cruise travel will grow significantly in the coming years. Travelers of all income levels and budgets are already booking more trips than before the COVID-19 pandemic.