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Russian hackers tried to enter Lithuanian army e-systems
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Organizers of men's travel abroad through the "Shlyakh" system will be tried
Pentagon chief Austin, who was hospitalized the day before, will take part in the Ramstein meeting
Kherson is again attacked by Russia: a bus stop and medical facilities came under fire, two people were wounded
Ombudsman restores the right of a serviceman who lost his limbs to be discharged from service for health reasons
Hrynkevych case: SBI has a warrant to seize Morozyuk's property
Hrynkevych case: SBI has a warrant to seize Morozyuk's property
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Road accident with death of National Guard officer: court extends Tandir's arrest until April 12
The court extended the arrest of judge Oleksiy Tandyr, who is accused of driving a National Guard officer to his death while intoxicated at a checkpoint, until April 12.
Russian hackers tried to enter Lithuanian army e-systems
Russian hackers tried to access Lithuanian military systems but were detected and stopped.
They are trying to divert attention from their losses: Tarnavsky denies russian fakes about strike on Ukrainian Armed Forces training ground in Donetsk region
Brigadier General Oleksandr Tarnavsky denied russian claims of a strike on the Ukrainian training ground and said that the russians are trying to divert attention from their large-scale losses in the Tauride area with fakes.
Organizers of men's travel abroad through the "Shlyakh" system will be tried
Seven organizers of the illegal trafficking of men abroad using the Shlyakh pass system were charged and their case was referred to court.
Pentagon chief Austin, who was hospitalized the day before, will take part in the Ramstein meeting
U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will participate virtually in a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group on February 14 after undergoing a medical procedure.
Kherson is again attacked by Russia: a bus stop and medical facilities came under fire, two people were wounded
Two women were injured as a result of Russian shelling of Kherson, including near a public transport stop.
Ombudsman restores the right of a serviceman who lost his limbs to be discharged from service for health reasons
The Ombudsman helped restore a serviceman's right to be discharged from military service after losing his limbs by providing assistance in obtaining a referral for hospitalization and assistance in undergoing a military medical examination.
Hrynkevych case: SBI has a warrant to seize Morozyuk's property
The SBI initiated the seizure of real estate belonging to Roman Hrynkevych's former fiancée, Sonia Morozyuk, including two apartments in Kyiv, one in Kharkiv, and a land plot, most of which was purchased during the war.
Hrynkevych case: SBI has a warrant to seize Morozyuk's property
The SBI has a warrant to seize the property of Sofia Morozyuk, the former fiancée of the son of Lviv businessman Ihor Hrynkevych, including two apartments in Kyiv, an apartment in Kharkiv, and a land plot.
Ukrainian doctors save child who swallowed 20 magnets
Doctors from the Ukrainian hospital Okhmatdyt managed to successfully remove 20 magnets from the child's abdomen, which were connected to each other and caused 5 perforations.