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Earning money on driving license exams: spy-level corruption scheme exposed in Volyn
In Volyn, employees of a driving school and some employees of the Main Service Center dressed paying customers in special clothes with hidden phones and vibration signals to help them illegally pass a driving test for $700, a scheme exposed by law enforcement.
Rotational air defense system with Patriot batteries to be launched in Lithuania this year
The Patriot air defense batteries will be deployed in Lithuania this year as part of the previously agreed rotational air defense system.
47th Brigade showed terrifying footage of destruction of enemy armored vehicles in Avdiivka sector
Soldiers of the 47th Independent Mechanised Brigade destroyed Russian armoured vehicles that were used to transport infantry in the Avdeevskoe direction.
russia says Kazakhstan may send military aid to Ukraine: Astana denies
russian media reported that Kazakhstan may send military aid to Ukraine, but the Kazakh Defense Ministry denied negotiations with Ukraine's Ukrspetsexport on the purchase of military products and said that Kazakhstan has banned the export of arms and military equipment since 2022.
russia is trying to control Moldova through energy blackmail and coup attempts - Sandu
russia is trying to destabilize Moldova through energy blackmail, coup attempts, disinformation campaigns, cyberattacks, election interference and sponsorship of protests, Moldovan President Maia Sandu said during a joint press conference with Macron in France.
Swedish government to give green light to NATO membership today
Sweden will officially join NATO today after submitting its application to the US government.
The Bundestag will try again next week to vote on the transfer of Taurus to Ukraine
Next week, the opposition CDU/CSU faction will submit a resolution to the German parliament to provide Ukraine with long-range Taurus missiles from the Bundeswehr arsenal.
Doesn't hide her sympathies for Putin: ballerina Ilze Liepa is deprived of Lithuanian citizenship
Russian ballerina Ilze Liepa was deprived of Lithuanian citizenship for publicly supporting Russia and Vladimir Putin, calling the war in Ukraine a "special operation" and expressing contempt for Western values.
Pornhub sues the EU to challenge new content moderation obligations
Pornhub, Xvideos, and Stripchat have sued the EU to challenge new content moderation obligations under the Digital Services Act, which classifies them as "very large online platforms" requiring stricter rules to combat illegal and harmful content.
Participated in the "meat" assaults on Bakhmut: a group of militants were sentenced to 15 years in prison
Five Russian militants who took part in the "meat" assault on Bakhmut were sentenced to 15 years in prison for high treason and participation in illegal armed groups.