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Loud explosion reported in Sevastopol: heard in different areas
A loud explosion was heard in different parts of Sevastopol in the temporarily occupied Crimea, local telegram channels report.
Pope Francis to be examined in hospital in Rome due to flu - media
Pope Francis was taken to a hospital in Rome for examination in connection with the flu.
Zelenskyy and Albanian PM open Ukraine-Southeast Europe summit
A Ukraine-Southeast Europe summit marking the two-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine has begun in Tirana, Albania, where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the Albanian prime minister for his support.
In Japan, the study of the power unit at the Fukushima nuclear power plant has begun: drones inspect the compartment, where robots could not reach
Japan has begun exploring the first unit of the Fukushima nuclear power plant with a small drone to check for fuel residue in places previously inaccessible to robots.
North Korea's first spy satellite is alive and well and continues to maneuver - Reuters
North Korea's first spy satellite is still active and under Pyongyang's control. This is evidenced by the data of a specialized expert from the Netherlands, who detected changes in the satellite's orbit.
Canada will continue military aid, but will not deploy troops to Ukraine - Defense Minister
Canada will continue to provide military assistance, but will not deploy its combat troops in Ukraine, Defense Minister Bill Blair said.
Amendments to the draft law on mobilization are grouped into 16 blocks: the committee expects this will help speed up the process
The Parliamentary Committee on National Security is actively working to finalize more than 4,000 amendments to the draft law on mobilization and submit it for a second reading in March.
Ukrainians in the U.S. extended their stay in the country: what is known
Citizens of Ukraine, whose stay in the United States with humanitarian passwords expires this year, will receive new humanitarian passwords for up to 2 years.
"The perpetrators will be caught": Polish Interior Minister makes a statement on the spoilage of Ukrainian grain
Poland's Interior Minister emphasized that the police will respond and detain anyone caught dumping grain from vehicles following recent cases of Ukrainian grain spoilage in Poland.
NBU Governor expects international aid to resume after IMF deal
The NBU governor noted that the agreement at the IMF staff level paves the way for Ukraine to receive the next tranche of $880 million and resume international assistance.