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How the mother-in-law of Energoatom president bought a house worth almost UAH 7 million - investigation of "Schema"
The mother-in-law of MP Petro Kotin, who had no visible income, bought a house near Kyiv for almost UAH 7 million during the war, an investigation by Radio Liberty's Schemes project has revealed. Kotin said that her purchase was financed by family savings, cash from relatives and the expected sale of the property.
Ukrainian film "20 Days in Mariupol" is shortlisted for two Oscars in 2014
"20 Days in Mariupol, a Ukrainian documentary by Mstislav Chernov, has been shortlisted for the Oscars in the Best Documentary and Best International Film categories.
Kyiv may have hit a residential building in Solomyansky district - Klitschko
An apartment building in Kyiv's Solomyansky district may have been hit by drone debris, emergency services are on the scene; Mayor Klitschko and government official Serhiy Popko are investigating.
The Uzbek Foreign Ministry is "deeply concerned" by Prilepin's proposal to annex to russia the countries from where "guest workers are coming"
Uzbekistan summoned the Russian ambassador after russian politician Zakhar Prilepin suggested annexing territories such as Uzbekistan. The Uzbeks expressed deep concern, calling Prilepin's idea inconsistent with the strategic partnership between the countries.
Explosions in Kyiv, air defense is working
Explosions occurred in Kyiv amid an air raid when air defense was activated after a drone attack. Mayor Klitschko urged residents to stay in shelters.
Air defense shoots down a drone over Sumy region
Air defense forces shot down an enemy Shahid UAV over Sumy region, an air alert is in effect, and authorities are calling for calm and compliance with warnings.
Russia fires 86 shells at Sumy region, shelling 8 communities
Russian troops attacked Sumy region 24 times, causing 86 explosions and hitting eight settlements with a variety of munitions, from mortars to machine guns and artillery. Rescuers extinguished a fire from the shelling that threatened residential areas.
Heavy snowfall restricts the movement of large vehicles in Lviv region
Heavy snowfall has forced authorities in the Lviv region to restrict the movement of large vehicles on key road sections; forecasters predict strong winds and further sleet.
UN: One in four Gaza residents goes hungry
One in four Gazans faces hunger, and the WHO reports that 93% of the population is at risk of hunger and malnutrition. Despite pressure from the United States, which has allowed limited aid to be provided, it meets only 10% of the needs.
Ukraine extends debt restructuring to G7 countries and the Paris Club until 2027
Ukraine has extended its debt restructuring agreement with the G7 countries and the Paris Club until 2027, reducing the burden on the budget and preserving liquidity for social spending during the war. The agreement is part of a $122 billion support package for Ukraine.