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Real estate of fugitive ex-MP Tsarev worth almost half a billion hryvnias seized
The court seized the property of fugitive former MP Oleh Tsarev worth almost half a billion hryvnias for financing Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
British intelligence: corruption undermines the effectiveness of the russian army
British intelligence suggests that corruption is likely to significantly undermine the effectiveness of the Russian army.
Biloshitsky: Responsibility for "drifting" will soon become a law
A driver who was drifting on a pedestrian crossing in Dnipro was recorded by surveillance cameras. He has been brought to justice. This was reported by Oleksiy Biloshitsky, Deputy Head of the Patrol Police Department. The official also noted that the bills defining liability for "drifting" have already been registered and are likely to become law soon.
Armenia can no longer rely on russia for its military needs - Pashinyan
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia could no longer rely on russia as its main military and defense partner and should establish closer ties with the United States, France, India, and Georgia.
Iran will not start a war, but will respond to any intimidation - President
Iranian President Raisi said that Iran will not start a war, but will give a decisive response to anyone who tries to intimidate it, amid reports that the US has approved strikes on Iranian targets in Iraq and Syria.
93% of Japanese residents have a negative attitude towards Russia - Ukrainian Ambassador
The Japanese have a negative view of Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine: according to a recent government poll, 93% of respondents have a negative view of Russia.
Truck and a minibus collide in Rivne region: three people die
In Rivne region, a truck and a minibus collided, killing the minibus driver and two passengers.
Ambassador: There are about 2 thousand Ukrainian refugees in Japan
About 2,000 Ukrainian refugees are currently in Japan, fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Media: russian General Tatarenko killed in strike on Belbek airfield
As a result of a strike on the russian-occupied Belbek airfield in Crimea, russian Lieutenant General Alexander Tatarenko was probably killed.
Farmers block the border between Belgium and the Netherlands
Farmers in Belgium and the Netherlands are blocking border crossings to protest taxes, rising costs, cheap imports, and bureaucracy that are negatively impacting their industry.