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There is an idea to tie VAT refunds to the return of foreign currency earnings: the Rada and the Cabinet of Ministers are finalizing the legalization of grain exports
The Ukrainian government and the Verkhovna Rada are developing a strategy to combat "black" grain exports, including a possible linkage of VAT refunds to the return of foreign currency earnings.
Body of teenage girl pulled out of rubble in Kharkiv: death toll from Russian strike rises to eight
Eight people are killed, including a girl aged 10-12, as a result of a russian missile strike on Kharkiv.
Most of Crimea will be "cut off" from the Internet on the night of January 24 - mass media
Most of Crimea will remain without Internet on the night of January 24 due to scheduled work by the Russian provider Miranda-Media. Services are expected to be unavailable from midnight to 6 am.
Shmyhal discusses toughening sanctions against russia with President of the European People's Party
Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met with the president of the European People's Party, Manfred Weber, and called for tougher sanctions against russia and continued European assistance to Ukraine.
Lloyd Austin: "Ukraine is using all the provided weapons to defend itself against Russian aggression"
U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin denies credible evidence of any misuse or illegal transfer of U.S. weapons provided to Ukraine. Austin emphasizes that Ukraine is using the provided weapons to defend itself against Russian aggression.
SBU warns of mass email distribution: russians are trying to sow panic among Ukrainians
The SBU warns of a massive email campaign, allegedly organized by russian hackers, targeting Ukrainians, including officials and private companies.
Philanthropists helped a serviceman from Cherkasy region to win the status of "disabled veteran"
Benefactors helped serviceman Serhiy Shnuder to obtain the status of "disabled of war" - collected the entire package of necessary documents for the medical and social expert commission.
Russians attack village in Kherson region: two people killed
Russian troops conducted an air raid on the village of Salodubivka in Kherson region, killing two people. The attack targeted a residential building, causing its complete destruction.
Oscar nominations for 2024 have been announced: Nolan's Oppenheimer and Lanthimos' Poor Creatures are in the lead
The nominees for the 2024 Oscar have been announced, with Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer leading the pack with 13 nominations, followed by Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Creatures with 11. The Oscar ceremony will take place on March 10.
Occupants force TOT residents to passport before "Putin's elections" - National Resistance Center
On the eve of the elections in Russia, the occupiers are reportedly intensifying forced passportization in the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories. Despite the slow pace of passport issuance, Russians are still allowing voters to vote with Ukrainian passports.