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Ukraine signed three security agreements with Spain, Belgium and Portugal during Zelensky's European Tour.

Poland will re-introduce the 200-meter buffer zone on the border with Belarus early next week.

Acting Deputy Chairman of the state tax service of Ukraine Yevhen Sokur ignored the meeting of the Solomiansky District Court of Kiev, which is considering the case of an alleged attempt on the taxman's life. During the hearing, his representative handed over to the court a document stating that Sokur was allegedly on a business trip to Vienna.

Scandals in NABU and SAPO undermine the reputation of their external managers and point to corruption, MP Oleksiy Kucherenko believes.

Algeria has proposed a draft UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages held by Hamas.

According to a report by Amnesty International, at least 1,153 people were executed worldwide in 2023, up 31% from the previous year, with a sharp increase in Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Ukrainian partisans in occupied Sevastopol found the anti-submarine ship of the Russian Navy" alexandrovets " and various boats guarding the coast of the city.

Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security are conducting searches at the Atoll Granum company, controlled by Odessa businessmen Sergei Groza and Vladimir Naumenko, suspected of "gray" grain exports from the Olympex terminal without paying taxes.

On May 28, Russian forces shelled 11 settlements in the Donetsk region, killing at least 3 civilians, injuring several others, including a 4-year-old boy, and causing significant damage to residential buildings, infrastructure, and civilian objects.

In Odesa region, more than 2,000 consumers lost power due to bad weather, and a nighttime drone attack caused a 2-hour power outage in Rivne region.

Odesa Port Plant is still waiting for documents from Alseeds.

Belarus suspends the Conventional Armed Forces Treaty with Poland and the Czech Republic in response to their previous suspension of obligations under this treaty with respect to Belarus.

The landmark criminal trial of former US President Donald Trump, accused of falsifying financial records to conceal a payment to porn actress Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election, has concluded in a New York court after nearly a month and a half.

The enemy attacked a power facility in Rivne region. No restrictions on consumers are expected today.

Russian troops attacked Krasnopillia in Sumy region, killing two civilians and wounding others, as well as damaging civilian infrastructure.

Oil prices rose in Asian trading on expectations of continued production cuts by OPEC+ countries and increased fuel consumption during the peak summer demand season.

Severe storms with damaging winds and baseball-sized hail hit Texas, leaving more than a million homes and businesses without power, as the United States recovered from the weather that killed at least 24 people in 7 states over the Memorial Day weekend.

Human rights activist Eduard Bagirov emphasized that the state has developed a legal mechanism for allocating land plots to ATO participants, but NABU is trying to call it into question.

U. S. State Department spokesperson Stacey Gilbert resigned over her disagreement with a U.S. government report that claims Israel is not obstructing humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Pope Francis apologized for using a vulgar term.

If the issue of "gray" grain exports were solved, the authorities would not have to raise taxes for businesses and increase electricity prices for households.

Ukraine is expected to receive 500,000 artillery shells by the end of 2024 as part of the Czech Republic's ammunition initiative, according to a joint statement following a meeting between Prime Minister Shmyhal and EU allies in Prague.

In Mykolaiv region, a kamikaze drone attack on Ochakiv caused a fire in a building with a shop and fitness center, and mortar attacks targeted the water area, but there were no casualties.

Some Western companies, such as Avon Products, Air Liquide and Reckitt, continue to operate in russia despite the invasion of Ukraine, as consumer activity in the country is gradually recovering.

Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with the leaders of the Czech Republic, Latvia, Denmark, the Netherlands and Poland in Prague to discuss key issues of support for Ukraine's struggle for independence, including the supply of artillery ammunition, air defense systems, increasing Ukrainian defense production and preparations for the Global Peace Summit.

Poland calls for allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons to hit targets in russia without restrictions.

A roundtable discussion was held with the participation of the Ombudsmen of Romania and Ukraine to discuss the creation of a commission on national minority rights, equal rights of citizens and language policy.

Enemy troops advanced near Umanske and in Staromayorsk.

The United States imposed sanctions on 3 Chinese nationals and 3 Thai companies for their involvement in a cybercrime network involving COVID-related fraud, bomb threats, and a botnet that hijacked computers, causing significant financial losses.

According to a Dubai leak, Ruslan Cherkassky, together with Vitaliy Kiro, invested in two apartments in Dubai in 2010.