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British intelligence: Russia will increase military spending at the expense of debt and taxes
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If a conflict of interest is detected in Deputy Managing Director of the DGF Rudukha, her decision will be canceled - Public Council at the NACP
In the event that a conflict of interest is found in Deputy Managing Director of the DGF Rudukha due to her work in banks that have been declared insolvent.
Corporatization of Ukroboronprom: 10 more state defense enterprises to become business companies
Transformational reforms in the defense industry continue, and ten more Ukrainian state-owned defense enterprises will become business entities as part of the reform of Ukroboronprom.
Business calls on the government to finalize the draft law on mobilization in order not to paralyze the country's economy
The European Business Association calls on the government not to adopt Draft Law #10449 in its current version, but instead to finalize it so as not to paralyze the Ukrainian economy.
Fines for grandmothers and racketeering: what does the "Municipal Guard" of the city run by Groysman's ally do
What does the "Municipal Guard" of the city, which is headed by Groysman's ally, do.
Drilling of a new oil well started in Ukraine
"Ukrnafta has started construction of a new oil well in northeastern Ukraine, which is expected to initially produce 26. 5 tons of oil per day.
Ambassador: US Senate may vote on bill with funding for Ukraine on February 7
The U. S. Senate may vote on February 7 on the omnibus funding bill for Ukraine, which includes international aid and migration reform, introduced on Sunday.
Russians increased the intensity of shelling by almost a quarter: they attacked Ukraine more than 1500 times in a week - Ministry of Internal Affairs
Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that last week the Russian military shelled Ukraine more than 1,500 times, attacking more than 570 localities, with the intensity of the attacks increasing by almost a quarter compared to the previous week.
Georgia claims to prevent transit of explosives: allegedly from Odesa to Voronezh "for terrorist attacks"
Georgia claims to have prevented the transit of 14 kg of C-4 plastic explosives, which were allegedly heading from Odesa to Voronezh to carry out terrorist attacks.
Russians have recently begun to use ballistic missiles more often to strike Ukraine - Ihnat
Russians have started to use ballistic missiles more often to strike Ukraine, but some missiles do not reach their targets due to technical problems in their production.
British intelligence: Russia will increase military spending at the expense of debt and taxes
British intelligence reports that Russia will increase military spending in 2024, while reducing social security contributions and increasing domestic taxes and debt.