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Submarine cable between Finland and Germany damaged: what is known
• 15121 viewsStrengthening air defense, the situation on the battlefield, and the DPRK's involvement in the war: Zelenskyy had a conversation with the President of Finland
• 21393 viewsFedorov: 5G compatibility with military equipment to be tested in three cities
• 19416 viewsFinland seized more than 40 objects belonging to Russia
• 20760 viewsConfiscation of Russian property has begun in various parts of Finland
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An explosion was recorded in Kryvyi Rih after a warning about an air target
• 31930 viewsZelenskyy and Macron meet: what they discussed
• 36682 viewsThe World Bank has provided Ukraine with more than $2 billion: where will the money go?
• 39495 viewsZelenskyy and NATO Secretary General discuss new air defense systems and security guarantees for Ukraine
• 24955 viewsUkraine and Australia plan joint production of long-range drone missiles
03:05 AM • 26381 viewsFor the first time abroad: a court in Finland seized Russian assets in the case of Naftogaz's property in Crimea
• 24231 viewsUkraine has become the most mined country in the world: environmental challenges discussed at a conference in Helsinki
• 15400 viewsThe government is interested in Helsinki's experience with ecological heating systems: Shmyhal on strengthening cooperation with Finland
• 37021 viewsYermak: Ukraine has become one of the most mined countries in the world
• 56025 viewsFinland has already transferred military aid worth 2.3 billion euros - Shmyhal
• 33926 viewsNABU and SAPO failed: HACCU Appeals Chamber once again refuses to take Kriuchkov into custody
False start or deliberate attention-grabbing: ARMA Head Olena Duma is again promoting high-profile cases, but is it too soon
ARMA has been operating without public oversight for three months: does the agency have anything to hide
Business for a cohabitant or what one of Sokur's tax officials is hiding from the NACP
Disability marathon: can the head of ARMA Duma avoid responsibility
Estonia and Finland plan to close the Gulf of Finland to Russian ships
• 33425 viewsFinland will vote on a law allowing the return of migrants crossing the border with russia
• 98118 viewsFinland announced the allocation of €500 thousand to Ukraine under the economic development program
• 29324 viewsUkraine successfully tests 5G for the first time
• 20361 viewsMay 18: International Museum Day, Reservist Day and Science Day in Ukraine
• 116283 viewsFinland in contact with NATO, EU over GPS interference from Russia - Foreign Minister
• 24928 viewsBaltic states warn of disaster risk due to Russian GPS jamming
• 32118 viewsSchool shooting in Finland: one teenager killed
• 25612 viewsA shooting took place at a school in Finland: 12-year-old student wounds three peers
• 25137 viewsFinland to consider seizure of Helsinki Hall from Russian businessmen
• 37324 viewsPistorius calls to stop discussions on sending Western troops to Ukraine
• 23802 viewsSubmarine cable between Finland and Germany damaged: what is known
The C-Lion1 telecommunication cable between Helsinki and Rostock stopped working on Monday morning. Repair work has begun, and restoration may take 5 to 15 days.
Strengthening air defense, the situation on the battlefield, and the DPRK's involvement in the war: Zelenskyy had a conversation with the President of Finland
The Presidents of Ukraine and Finland had a phone conversation on defense cooperation and international efforts for peace. They discussed the situation on the frontline and the threats posed by North Korea's involvement in the war.
Fedorov: 5G compatibility with military equipment to be tested in three cities
The government has approved changes to test 5G in three cities of Ukraine within 2 years. They will test the compatibility of the technology with military equipment, and the full launch is planned for 2030.
Finland seized more than 40 objects belonging to Russia
More than 40 properties and shares belonging to the Russian state were seized in Finland. The seized property includes a science and culture center in Helsinki, a beachfront plot and apartments in various cities.
Confiscation of Russian property has begun in various parts of Finland
Finland has begun confiscating Russian state assets, including a science and culture center and several real estate properties. The seizure of the property is related to Naftogaz's claim for compensation for losses in Crimea worth more than $5 billion.
For the first time abroad: a court in Finland seized Russian assets in the case of Naftogaz's property in Crimea
The Helsinki District Court has seized Russian assets in Finland worth tens of millions of dollars. This is the first successful seizure of Russian assets in a lawsuit over the expropriation of property in Crimea.
Ukraine has become the most mined country in the world: environmental challenges discussed at a conference in Helsinki
Due to russian aggression, Ukraine has suffered large-scale environmental damage. The conference in Helsinki discussed environmental challenges and mechanisms of liability for environmental damage.
The government is interested in Helsinki's experience with ecological heating systems: Shmyhal on strengthening cooperation with Finland
Ukraine's government is interested in Helsinki's experience with environmentally friendly heating systems. Finland is one of the largest donors of energy equipment to Ukraine in Europe and has provided military assistance worth €2.3 billion.
Yermak: Ukraine has become one of the most mined countries in the world
The conference in Helsinki discussed the environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine. Yermak called for united efforts to overcome environmental challenges and develop mechanisms of responsibility for the damage caused.
Finland has already transferred military aid worth 2.3 billion euros - Shmyhal
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with President of Finland Alexander Stubb in Helsinki. They discussed military assistance, in particular air defense systems, and thanked for the support of Ukraine.
Estonia and Finland plan to close the Gulf of Finland to Russian ships
Estonia and Finland are developing plans to close the Gulf of Finland to Russian ships in case of a threat. This is technically feasible, but would require consideration of economic interests and infrastructure changes.
Finland will vote on a law allowing the return of migrants crossing the border with russia
The Finnish parliament will vote on a law allowing border guards to return migrants crossing the border from russia amid an influx of more than 1,300 asylum seekers.
Finland announced the allocation of €500 thousand to Ukraine under the economic development program
Finland has allocated 500,000 euros to Ukraine under the OECD Economic Development Program to support reforms, the rule of law, the fight against corruption and business structures.
Ukraine successfully tests 5G for the first time
Ukraine has successfully tested 5G technology for the first time, making a 5G call between Ivano-Frankivsk, Kyiv, and Helsinki despite the ongoing war.
May 18: International Museum Day, Reservist Day and Science Day in Ukraine
Today, on May 18, all art lovers can join the events dedicated to the International Museum Day. The oldest museum in the world is the Capitoline Museum in Rome, which was established in 1471.
Finland in contact with NATO, EU over GPS interference from Russia - Foreign Minister
Finland is in contact with NATO and the EU about growing GPS interference from Russia, which has increased during Russia's war in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen said.
Baltic states warn of disaster risk due to Russian GPS jamming
Over the weekend, Baltic ministers warned of the risk of an air disaster due to GPS jamming blamed on Russia, after two Finnish flights were forced to turn around midway due to interference with navigation signals.
School shooting in Finland: one teenager killed
A 12-year-old student opens fire at a school in Vantaa, Finland, killing one student and wounding two others.
A shooting took place at a school in Finland: 12-year-old student wounds three peers
A 12-year-old student opened fire at a school in Vantaa, Finland, wounding three other students and was detained by police.
Finland to consider seizure of Helsinki Hall from Russian businessmen
Finnish authorities are considering expropriating the Helsinki Hall arena from Russian businessmen Rotenberg and Timchenko.
Pistorius calls to stop discussions on sending Western troops to Ukraine
The German Defense Minister called for an end to the debate on the deployment of Western ground troops in Ukraine, as he believes "no one wants this.