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Kyiv customs official detained for bribery
Zelensky met with representatives of the World Congress of Ukrainians: they talked about strengthening international support
KCSA suspends the auction for lease of Zhytniy Market
SBU serves notice of suspicion to one of UOC (MP) leaders Danylevych
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Companies controlled by Grozi and Naumenko have been evading taxes for years thanks to the "gray" grain exports from the Olimpex terminal
OPP is still waiting for documents from the company Allseeds, which jeopardized the operation of the grain corridor
Strange investors and exports through third countries: what is hidden by the company Alcides Black Sea, which waged war on the Odesa Port Plant
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Russian strike on Kostyantynivka: number of casualties rises to 6
A Russian strike on Kostyantynivka injured six civilians and damaged residential buildings and infrastructure.
Kyiv residents who beat and set fire to a man will be imprisoned for 14 years
Two Kyiv residents were sentenced to 14 years in prison for premeditated murder after beating a man, dousing him with a flammable substance and setting him on fire in revenge.
Kyiv customs official detained for bribery
A Kyiv customs officer and a customs broker were detained for receiving a bribe from a coffee importer for facilitating customs clearance of goods from Colombia and Brazil.
Zelensky met with representatives of the World Congress of Ukrainians: they talked about strengthening international support
In Chernivtsi, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with representatives of the Ukrainian World Congress to discuss strengthening international support and maintaining global attention to Ukraine.
KCSA suspends the auction for lease of Zhytniy Market
The Kyiv authorities have suspended the auction for the lease of Zhytniy Market, listening to public concerns, and will work with residents to develop updated terms and conditions for a potential investor that will preserve the market's functionality and revitalize it.
SBU serves notice of suspicion to one of UOC (MP) leaders Danylevych
The Security Service of Ukraine has served a notice of suspicion to one of the leaders of the UOC (MP), he faces up to 5 years in prison.
Lubinets appeals to the UN over destruction of Ukrainian cathedral in occupied Sevastopol by Russians
Russians dismantled the dome of the Cathedral of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine in the occupied Crimea, violating religious freedom and destroying Ukrainian national identity.
Excavations in Pompeii reveal rare frescoes over 2,000 years old
Archaeologists have discovered rare and detailed frescoes depicting Greek mythology and Roman culture in a banquet hall in the ancient city of Pompeii, opening a fascinating window into life more than 2,000 years ago.
Umerov discusses Ukraine's military needs with Japan's Defense Minister
Umerov discussed the situation at the front and the urgent military needs of the Ukrainian army with Japanese Defense Minister Kihara, thanking Japan for its comprehensive support against Russian aggression.