If Russia starts buying Iranian ballistic missiles, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces told how ready they are to counter them
The labor market continues to experience a shortage of workers: NBU names reasons and consequences
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Three children who ate chocolate with drugs were hospitalized in a Kyiv hospital
April thunderstorms on the weekend: forecasters gave a forecast
Food for the Armed Forces: the State Defense Department has 100 days to prove its effectiveness
"There is no ambiguity now": new Portuguese Foreign Minister says Lisbon supports Ukraine's accession to the EU
Zelensky signs decree imposing sanctions on 86 legal entities and 7 individuals
Georgia judge rejects request to dismiss Donald Trump's cases
russian guard officer who tortured civilians in freezers at Gostomel airport to be tried
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If Russia starts buying Iranian ballistic missiles, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces told how ready they are to counter them
Ukraine has air defense systems capable of shooting down Iranian Fateh-110 and Zolfagar ballistic missiles with a range of 300 and 600 km, respectively, but needs more of them to counter a large number of missiles.
The labor market continues to experience a shortage of workers: NBU names reasons and consequences
Demand for labor continues to grow, while supply remains constrained by migration, leading to labor shortages and wage growth, and household incomes are supported by budget transfers, pension indexation, and minimum wage increases.
Andriy Novak: There are 135 types of tax penalties in Ukraine, which encourages entrepreneurs to go "underground"
The excessive number of 135 different tax charges in Ukraine encourages entrepreneurs to operate in the shadow economy, which, according to Andriy Novak, chairman of the Committee of Economists of Ukraine, accounts for about 50% of the Ukrainian economy.
Three children who ate chocolate with drugs were hospitalized in a Kyiv hospital
Three children were hospitalized in Kyiv after consuming chocolate containing drugs such as cannabis and psilocybin with symptoms such as impaired consciousness, hallucinations and vomiting.
April thunderstorms on the weekend: forecasters gave a forecast
Tomorrow night there will be no precipitation, during the day there will be short-term rains in Ukraine, sometimes thunderstorms, on Monday there will be no precipitation, the temperature will be 3-9° C at night, 13-22° C during the day.
Food for the Armed Forces: the State Defense Department has 100 days to prove its effectiveness
"The State Logistics Operator has 100 days to prove the effectiveness of the new contracts for food supplies for the Armed Forces. Experts advise waiting for feedback from soldiers before drawing conclusions.
"There is no ambiguity now": new Portuguese Foreign Minister says Lisbon supports Ukraine's accession to the EU
Portugal's new government, led by Prime Minister Luiz Montenegro, supports Ukraine's accession to the European Union, having put aside previous hesitations.
Zelensky signs decree imposing sanctions on 86 legal entities and 7 individuals
President Zelenskyy signs a decree imposing sanctions against 86 legal entities and 7 individuals, including foreign nationals, for a period of 3 to 10 years.
Georgia judge rejects request to dismiss Donald Trump's cases
A Georgia judge denied Trump's request to dismiss the election fraud case on constitutional grounds.
russian guard officer who tortured civilians in freezers at Gostomel airport to be tried
A tosgvardia officer who tortured about 100 civilians and prisoners of war by keeping them in freezers at the Gostomel airport during the occupation in March 2022 will be tried for violating the laws and customs of war.