In Kyiv stations on the "blue line" of the subway were never closed as shelters - Kyiv Metro
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Chinese cameras in Ukraine: Kyiv City State Administration reassures that Kyiv uses a closed network for video surveillance
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In Kyiv stations on the "blue line" of the subway were never closed as shelters - Kyiv Metro
The head of the Kyiv Metro, Viktor Braginsky, denies rumors that the Blue Line stations undergoing repairs are not available as shelters. He advises city residents to trust only official sources of information.
Pentagon urges Congress to approve aid package for Ukraine both publicly and privately
The Pentagon urged Congress to approve funding for Ukraine. Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh reiterated the importance of US support for Ukraine, fearing that Russia is seeking financial assistance from countries such as Iran and North Korea.
Arakhamia suggests sending MPs and civil servants to military exercises
David Arakhamia, head of the Servant of the People faction in the Ukrainian parliament, suggested that all civil servants, including MPs, should undergo military training. He believes that this could improve the quality of training centers and help reduce the fear of mobilization.
EU may try to silence Hungary if it blocks €50 billion for Ukraine - Politico
EU leaders may exclude Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban from voting in the EU if Hungary blocks €50 billion in funding for Ukraine.
Chinese cameras in Ukraine: Kyiv City State Administration reassures that Kyiv uses a closed network for video surveillance
Amid media reports about the dangers of using Chinese Hikvision cameras, the head of Kyiv's digital transformation assured that the capital's video surveillance system uses its own closed network.
Expert: The Defense Ministry did the right thing and on principle by terminating dubious contracts with Hrynkevych firms
The expert believes that the Ministry of Defense acted correctly and on principle by terminating dubious contracts with the Hrynkevychs' firms.
The United States is worried about a possible "deadly action" by the DPRK
The United States fears that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un could carry out a "deadly action" against South Korea in the coming months due to Kim's aggressive stance, which includes missile launches and refusal to reunite peacefully.
Shlyakh system resumes operation after technical failure
The Shlyakh system and the Ukrtransbezpeka website have resumed normal operation after a technical failure on January 25, reports the State Service of Ukraine for Transport Safety.
In Alabama, for the first time in the world, a death row inmate was executed using nitrogen gas
Kenneth Smith, a 58-year-old convicted murderer, became the first person in the world to be executed in Alabama by inhaling nitrogen gas without sedation. This unprecedented method has drawn criticism, with opponents comparing it to torture and warning of possible harm to other people in the room due to a possible gas leak.
NMT-2024: it became known when the testing of graduates will take place
The NMT will contain two blocks: the main one, which will include three compulsory subjects, and an additional one, which will contain tasks in one subject of your choice.