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President of Latvia and Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine discuss Ukraine's needs in recovery and defense
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk discussed Ukraine's recovery with President Edgars Rinkēvičs of Latvia, who pledged €5 million and continued support for Ukraine's security.
Environmental damage from war knows no national borders and extends its impact to future generations - Prosecutor General's Office
During the forum in Bulgaria, Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktoriya Lytvynova emphasized the long-term environmental damage caused by armed conflicts and advocated environmental safety as a key component of peace. She emphasized the need for accountability for this damage under international law.
Stealing rare editions of Pushkin from libraries: three natives of Georgia detained in Paris
Three Georgians have been arrested in Paris for stealing rare editions of Pushkin and are suspected of being part of a group behind numerous art thefts across Europe.
Denmark has announced a significant increase in military aid to Ukraine until 2027: what is the amount in question
Denmark is committed to allocating more than three billion euros for Ukraine's defense until 2027. At the same time, the Danish government has agreed to provide immediate military assistance in the amount of 300 million euros this year.
In the first days of the full-scale war, Lukashenko promised Zelensky that Belarusians would not fight with Ukraine - Arakhamia
The President's Office did not believe the dictator's words, but during numerous provocations, when it was claimed that Belarusian soldiers were dressed in military uniforms and still participated in the fighting, the information was not confirmed.
Frost, precipitation and ice: weather forecasters warn of deteriorating weather conditions on November 26-27
Heavy snow, rain and blizzards with the second level of danger are expected in many regions of Ukraine on November 26-27. The weather may cause interruptions in the operation of energy and utility services.
Hit a patrol policeman and fled the scene: a drunk driver was detained in Kyiv
A previously drunk Ford driver hit a patrol policeman on the Kharkiv highway in the capital and fled, but was soon detained. The injured policeman was hospitalized.
In russia, a pensioner was fined 400,000 rubles for calling the Kerch Bridge a "legitimate military target."
A russian pensioner was fined 400,000 rubles for calling the Kerch Bridge a "legitimate military target" on social media. the russian authorities accused her of "justifying terrorism".
A preparatory meeting on the draft law on the rights of national minorities was held on the sidelines of the Verkhovna Rada
Ukraine's parliament plans to speed up consideration of a draft law on national minorities, the last requirement for EU membership negotiations, David Arakhamia said. The law is aimed at bringing Ukraine's legislation in line with EU standards and strengthening interethnic understanding.
More than four thousand Russian servicemen ran away from service after mobilization began - rossMedia
More than 4,000 Russian servicemen have been held criminally liable for unauthorized abandonment of their units after immobilization; most of them received suspended sentences. Courts are handing down verdicts at a rate of 100 per week.
