Trial of Swedish diplomat for espionage begins in Iran
Russian army strikes 7 communities in Sumy region - 135 explosions counted
Ukrainian serviceman Andriy Tkachuk wins bronze at the World Championships in daily running
Guerrillas claim to have broken into military commissariat in Tula
Shuttle service may be launched between Demiivska and Teremky metro stations in Kyiv
"A strike, not a blockade": Association of International Road Carriers of Ukraine explains what is planned at the Hungarian border
Fencer Olha Harlan won silver at the Grand Prix in Orleans
Zelenskyy flies to Argentina for the inauguration of the newly elected president
Experts identify a company that produces "chess pieces" for Russia
Hungarian carriers threaten to block the border with Ukraine
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Trial of Swedish diplomat for espionage begins in Iran
Swedish diplomat Johan Floderus has been under investigation in Iran on espionage charges since the spring of 2022, and Sweden and the EU have declared the charges unfounded.
Russian army strikes 7 communities in Sumy region - 135 explosions counted
The Russian military attacked seven settlements in the Sumy region of Ukraine on December 9, resulting in 135 explosions from various types of artillery, including mortars and drones.
Ukrainian serviceman Andriy Tkachuk wins bronze at the World Championships in daily running
Ukrainian serviceman Andriy Tkachuk won bronze at the World Daily Running Championships in Taipei, setting a national 12-hour record of 284. 54 km.
Guerrillas claim to have broken into military commissariat in Tula
The partisan movement assured that Atesh agents in the Tula military enlistment office would pass on fresh information about the enemy.
Shuttle service may be launched between Demiivska and Teremky metro stations in Kyiv
Kyiv is considering the possibility of introducing a shuttle service between Demiivska and Teremky metro stations due to the forced closure of the recently discovered crack that threatens passenger safety. Restoration and safety measures are a priority task that experts are working on.
"A strike, not a blockade": Association of International Road Carriers of Ukraine explains what is planned at the Hungarian border
Hungarian truckers are planning to strike rather than block the Ukrainian border to protest against the 'transport visa-free regime' with Ukraine, as explained by the vice president of the International Association of Road Carriers of Ukraine.
Fencer Olha Harlan won silver at the Grand Prix in Orleans
On her way to the final match, Olga defeated three rivals.
Zelenskyy flies to Argentina for the inauguration of the newly elected president
President Zelenskyy flies to Argentina to attend the inauguration of President Javier Milea and meets with the Prime Minister of Cape Verde to discuss cooperation and peace initiatives.
Experts identify a company that produces "chess pieces" for Russia
Ukrainian experts have established that the Shahed-131 and Shahed-136 drones, which are called "Geranium" in Russia, are manufactured by the Iranian state-owned Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company. This indicates Iran's involvement in the supply of UAVs to Russia for use in the conflict with Ukraine.
Hungarian carriers threaten to block the border with Ukraine
On December 11, Hungarian road hauliers are staging a protest demanding the cancellation of a transportation agreement in favor of Ukraine, claiming that it harms local companies. They have police permission to hold the demonstration.