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Missile attack on Crimea: Russian air defense base on Mount Ai-Petri damaged, military unit commander killed - Russian media

A Russian air defense base on Mount Ai-Petri in Crimea was damaged by a missile strike, killing commander Alexander Kulakov and another serviceman, and injuring others.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 12:17 PM • 19124 views
Air Force warns of missile headed for Vinnytsia region

The Air Force of Ukraine warned of an enemy missile from Mykolaiv region that was heading for Vinnytsia region amid a nationwide air alert due to the takeoff of a Russian MiG-31K.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 12:15 PM • 20951 views
lavrov threatens russia's "readiness" to resolve the ukraine issue on the battlefield with the west

Russia is threatening military escalation in Ukraine if the West intervenes on the battlefield, dismissing future peace talks as an "ultimatum.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 11:56 AM • 22264 views
German government rejects the idea of no-fly zone enforced by NATO over Ukraine

The German government rejects calls for NATO to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine, citing the risk of escalation.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 11:53 AM • 24543 views
Passenger traffic at the border at the weekend increased, more people are leaving than entering - border guards

Passenger traffic on Ukraine's western border reached 168,000 over the weekend, with more people leaving Ukraine than entering.

Society • May 13, 11:20 AM • 23301 views
Public and publicly guaranteed debt has become 1.4 times cheaper since 2022

As of March 31, 2024, Ukraine's public and publicly guaranteed debt amounted to UAH 5,924. 3 billion, of which 71.6% was external and 28.4% was domestic, with the weighted average cost decreasing by 1.4 times and the average maturity increasing by 1.6 times since 2022.

Economy • May 13, 10:59 AM • 21802 views
Sibiga discusses strengthening support for Ukraine and the Peace Summit with New Zealand Deputy Foreign Minister

Andriy Sybiga discussed with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand the strengthening of the country's assistance to Ukraine and preparations for the upcoming Global Peace Summit.

Politics • May 13, 10:56 AM • 18845 views
Red Book horse killed by a Russian mine in the Chornobyl zone

A wild horse of the Przewalski breed, an endangered species, was killed by a Russian mine explosion in the Chornobyl exclusion zone, as documented by Ukrainian border guards.

Society • May 13, 10:51 AM • 21553 views
Zelenskyy: Security agreement with Luxembourg is being prepared, the country has confirmed its participation in the Peace Summit

President Zelenskyy and the Prime Minister of Luxembourg discussed expectations from the peace summit in Switzerland, Luxembourg's readiness to counter Russian disinformation, and the possibility of Luxembourg financing defense support for Ukraine through a bilateral security agreement.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 10:27 AM • 25272 views
British intelligence explains why russians are increasingly using buggies and motorcycles at the front

russian troops in Ukraine are increasingly using light civilian vehicles, such as off-roaders and motorcycles, to transport personnel, attack Ukrainian positions, and conduct reconnaissance due to their high mobility, but these vehicles are vulnerable to Ukrainian weapons systems.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 10:23 AM • 39203 views
Russian game was preparing four terrorist attacks in Kyiv on May 9: SBU provides details

The SBU foiled a plan by Russian agents to commit terrorist attacks in Kyiv on May 9. The Russian agents were planning to install explosive devices in construction hypermarkets of a well-known chain and near a cafe.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 10:19 AM • 88185 views
Hrynchuk: the situation in the energy sector remains difficult, the most difficult is in Kharkiv and the region

The situation in the energy sector remains consistently difficult but under control: the most difficult situation is in Kharkiv and Kharkiv region, and restrictions are in place for industrial consumers in Kryvyi Rih.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 10:13 AM • 36340 views
Headed an illegal armed group during the seizure of Crimea: Russian State Duma deputy is served with a notice of suspicion

A member of the Russian State Duma, who led an illegal armed group during the seizure of Crimea in 2014, was notified of suspicion of high treason and the creation of an illegal armed group.

Crimes and emergencies • May 13, 10:08 AM • 22329 views
Peace Summit: Swedish Prime Minister confirms his participation to Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy discussed Ukraine's urgent air defense needs and Sweden's next defense assistance package with Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson, who confirmed that he would attend future summits on Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 09:56 AM • 108213 views
Ministry of Finance: since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, entrepreneurs have received loans worth UAH 213.2 billion

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, 53,212 loans totaling UAH 213. 2 billion have been granted to entrepreneurs, with state-owned banks providing 39,700 loans worth UAH 108.4 billion.

Economy • May 13, 09:47 AM • 23821 views
Reuters: Gazprom's lost European sales cannot be compensated by China

Gazprom, once Russia's most profitable company, is facing a prolonged period of poor performance due to the loss of gas sales to Europe, trying to compensate for this at the expense of the domestic market and exports to China.

Economy • May 13, 09:29 AM • 21874 views
A blow to the investment climate: how unscrupulous debtors fight with foreign investors

After signing an agreement to manage the Olympex port terminal, Trans Oil faced a problem - someone stubbornly did not want this asset to be managed effectively. One of Trans Oil's founders was accused of collaborating with Russia.

Economy • May 13, 09:15 AM • 25182 views
Ministry of Defense: vehicles will be used for military purposes during mobilization and returned to owners within 30 days after demobilization

The Ministry of Defense reported that various vehicles, including agricultural and construction equipment, can be mobilized for military purposes and will be returned to owners within 30 days of demobilization.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 09:10 AM • 22742 views
Amid deficit, record electricity imports, industry will be limited in the evening - Ukrenergo

Ukraine is facing a significant electricity shortage for most of the day, which necessitates a consumption restriction for industrial consumers from 5 p. m. to midnight and record electricity imports from 5 European countries.

Economy • May 13, 08:54 AM • 22088 views
WSJ: Ukraine intercepts 45% of Russian missiles in six months, 73% in previous six months

Ukraine shoots down a smaller share of Russian missiles as Russia increases its attacks with heavier ballistic missiles, intercepting about 46% of Russian missiles in the last six months, down from 73% in the previous six months.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 08:50 AM • 24598 views
Oil depot in Belgorod region and power substation in Lipetsk region: a source reports the results of a successful hunting operation by SBU drones in Russia

Oil depot in Belgorod region and power substation in Lipetsk region: a source reports the results of a successful hunting operation by SBU drones in Russia.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 08:30 AM • 16874 views
Kyiv Customs prevents import of 19 tons of fabric made in Russia to Ukraine

Kyiv Customs prevented the import of 19 tons of fabric worth UAH 3 million produced in Russia by a company known as a manufacturer of fabrics for the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Economy • May 13, 08:27 AM • 16509 views
Banning the Moscow Patriarchate: the Rada allows the bill to be passed in May or June

The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Humanitarian and Information Policy has completed work on a bill that would ban religious organizations associated with the aggressor country, and the parliament is likely to pass it in May or June.

Society • May 13, 08:15 AM • 21253 views
Ukraine receives emergency electricity aid from the EU amid shortages, restrictions for industry possible in the evening - Energy Ministry

Due to significant damage to energy facilities and electricity shortages, Ukraine has received emergency electricity from Poland, Romania and Slovakia, and consumption restrictions for industrial consumers may be imposed in the evening.

Society • May 13, 07:39 AM • 20867 views
A surge in Chinese car purchases in Ukraine: electric cars dominate

In April 2024, Ukrainians bought nearly 1,200 cars imported from China, with electric vehicles accounting for 77% of the total, according to the Ukravtoprom association.

Economy • May 13, 07:37 AM • 16000 views
The 29th tragic incident on the Tisza: the body of another drowned man was pulled out of the river

A 42-year-old man from Transcarpathia drowned in the Tisa River while trying to illegally cross the border with Hungary, the 29th tragic case.

Society • May 13, 07:22 AM • 30385 views
"The situation is difficult": Energy Minister urges consumers to save electricity and prepare for a difficult winter

The Minister of Energy of Ukraine warned of possible difficulties with electricity supply in winter and summer due to significant losses of generating capacity as a result of hostile shelling, urging consumers to save electricity and prepare for a difficult winter.

Society • May 13, 07:19 AM • 30382 views
Socialists win parliamentary elections in Catalonia after almost all votes are counted

The Socialists, led by Salvador Ila, won a majority of seats in the parliamentary elections in Catalonia, defeating pro-independence parties for the first time in 13 years.

News of the World • May 13, 07:17 AM • 29247 views
Pope: Holy See ready to facilitate exchange of all prisoners between Russia and Ukraine

Pope Francis has once again called for a general exchange of all prisoners between Russia and Ukraine, assuring the readiness of the Holy See to facilitate any efforts in this direction, especially for the seriously injured and sick.

War in Ukraine • May 13, 07:13 AM • 30284 views
Yasno CEO predicts electricity restrictions for household consumers

Yasno's CEO predicts that if electricity consumption continues to grow, Ukraine may impose restrictions on household consumers to cover the shortfall. However, he says that the lack of heat is more worrisome than the lack of electricity.

Society • May 13, 07:00 AM • 23936 views