Ukrainians warned about phishing emails disguised as SBU messages
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Ukrainians warned about phishing emails disguised as SBU messages
Ukrainians are being warned about phishing emails purportedly from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) containing malicious files targeting government agencies. The SBU has denied the emails, which could be used by foreign intelligence services for espionage, and urged people not to download the files linked to them.
Media: In occupied Simferopol, doctors come to ambulances with Ukrainian license plates
In occupied Simferopol, doctors respond to ambulance calls in cars with Ukrainian license plates, Holos Kryma reports.
Not allowing Russia to circumvent sanctions literally means blocking terror - Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for more effective action to prevent Russia from circumventing sanctions. He stated that all Russian missiles contain many critical foreign-made components.
NATO does not rule out that Russia will receive missiles from Iran
Admiral Rob Bauer, chairman of NATO's Military Committee, suggested that Russia could receive missiles from Iran. There is no concrete evidence of such a transfer yet.
Ukraine and Canada discuss the use of frozen Russian assets
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Mykola Kuleba and Canada's Deputy Prime Minister discussed the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine. Kuleba called on the G7 and the EU to take swift collective action.
Ukraine wants to organize a teleconference between Zelenskyy and Xi Jinping to discuss holding a peace summit
Ukraine is seeking to organize a phone call between Presidents Xi Jinping and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss a summit on a peace formula. This comes amid Ukraine's ongoing efforts to get Russian troops off its territory.
Biden says overwhelming majority of US Congress supports aid to Ukraine - Vloomberg
U. S. President Joe Biden said that the majority in Congress supports providing aid to Ukraine, warning that any blocking of this aid could lead to a catastrophe.
An accident occurs in the center of Kyiv: traffic in the direction of European Square is hampered
An accident at the intersection of Khreshchatyk and Mykhailivska streets in Kyiv caused traffic to be hampered in the direction of European Square.
Kuleba is confident that the US will continue to help Ukraine
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba sees no change in the US support for Ukraine under the Biden administration.
Dnipropetrovs'k region: Russians attacked the region with attack drones and heavy artillery
The Russian army reportedly attacked the Dnipropetrovs'k region of Ukraine using drones and artillery. Although property was damaged, no casualties were reported.