Organized criminal group exposed in Dnipro: they were selling weapons and ammunition
Nepal detains 10 people who recruited locals for the russian army
Large-scale air raid alert in Ukraine, missile threat throughout the territory
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British intelligence analyzes Russian modifications of Shahed drones
A quarrel with a neighbor: a man who threatened to detonate a grenade in a residential building is detained in Kyiv
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Organized criminal group exposed in Dnipro: they were selling weapons and ammunition
Police in Dnipro have busted an organized crime group involved in arms trafficking and money laundering, seizing weapons, ammunition and nearly $6 million in a two-day operation involving about 100 police officers.
Nepal detains 10 people who recruited locals for the russian army
Nepalese police arrested 10 people for smuggling locals to Russia on tourist visas to do military service, charging up to $9000 per person.
Large-scale air raid alert in Ukraine, missile threat throughout the territory
Ukraine has declared an air alert due to the takeoff of an enemy MiG-31K, signaling a missile threat across the country.
The headquarters reported on compliance with the agreements at the Krakivets-Korchova checkpoint
Polish carriers mostly comply with the agreement at the Krakowiec-Korczowa border crossing point.
On Armed Forces Day, Zelenskyy visits Ukrainian defenders in a Kyiv hospital
President Zelensky visited wounded servicemen in a hospital in Kyiv, presented them with state awards and congratulated them on the Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He thanked and awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine to Sergeant Valeriy Kucherenko for his bravery, and presented orders to soldiers and medics.
Biden accuses Hamas of raping and mutilating women during attacks on Israel
US President Biden accuses Hamas of "incredible brutality" against women, including rape and mutilation during attacks on Israel. Hamas denies the allegations, calling them disinformation.
British intelligence analyzes Russian modifications of Shahed drones
The UK Ministry of Defense reports that Russia is likely to improve the design of its Shahed attack drones. Against this background, Ukraine continues to successfully neutralize most of the weapons launched by
A quarrel with a neighbor: a man who threatened to detonate a grenade in a residential building is detained in Kyiv
A man who threatened to detonate a grenade in a residential building was detained in Kyiv. During searches, police found an F-1 grenade and more than 100 rounds of ammunition of various calibers. The detainee faces three to eight years in prison.
Russia should compensate Ukraine for climate damages of more than $11 billion - Ministry of Environment
Russia should pay Ukraine more than $11 billion in reparations for the damage caused to the climate during the war.
More than 400 settlements are partially left without electricity due to Russian shelling, no shortage of electricity - Ministry of Energy
More than 400 Ukrainian settlements are partially de-energized due to Russian shelling and technical problems, but the Ministry of Energy confirms that there is no shortage of electricity and the power system remains stable.