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Fico fully supports sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine - Shmyhal
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico fully supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said.
Slovakia is interested in developing railway projects with Ukraine - Shmyhal
The Slovak prime minister expressed interest in developing railroad projects with Ukraine, Shmyhal said.
Head of OTG detained in Odesa region at a meeting in the regional administration
Head of OTG detained during meeting of Transparency and Accountability group in Odesa region.
EU prepares major aid package for Ukraine to mark anniversary of Russian invasion - FT
The European Union plans to provide significant financial support to Ukraine, including 50 billion euros over four years and an additional 5 billion euros annually in military aid. The aid package also includes the return of funds from frozen Russian assets.
Tax authorities had no right to charge VAT on financial transactions and commission income of Concord Bank - expert
According to Olena Sosiedka, the tax authorities, under pressure from Hetmantsev, decided to charge VAT on the bank's financial transactions and commission income, which are not subject to this tax under the law.
Orban tells Stoltenberg he supports Sweden's NATO membership
During a conversation with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed his support for Sweden's membership in NATO.
Wet snow and rain and up to 8° below zero: weather forecast for tomorrow
According to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, sleet, rain and slush build-up are expected in Ukraine on January 25, with temperatures ranging from -8°C to 7°C.
Crisis in the TOT: Locals complain of water and utility problems
The occupied territories in Zaporizhzhia region, including Melitopol, Tokmak and Berdiansk, are facing a utility crisis, and residents are urged to minimize the use of electrical appliances.
russians attack Kherson region: 50-year-old man wounded
russian troops attacked the village of Sadove in Kherson region, resulting in a 50-year-old man suffering explosive and craniocerebral injuries.
Collaborator who organized broadcasting of russian TV channels during the occupation of Kharkiv region faces up to 12 years in prison
A former Ukrainian TV engineer from Kharkiv region, who facilitated the broadcasting of russian TV channels in the region and praised the occupation regime, faces up to 12 years in prison for aiding and abetting russia and justifying its aggression against Ukraine.