To intensify demining efforts: Cabinet of Ministers authorizes SES to provide paid services
Three cafes, a shop, and several power lines damaged: occupants fired almost two dozen shells at Nikopol district
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Cabinet of Ministers authorizes ARMA to purchase military bonds worth UAH 1.7 billion
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To intensify demining efforts: Cabinet of Ministers authorizes SES to provide paid services
The Cabinet of Ministers has authorized the State Emergency Service to provide paid services for the certification of mine action operators, creating a market environment for the involvement of the private sector in humanitarian demining to clear Ukraine of mine debris as soon as possible.
Three cafes, a shop, and several power lines damaged: occupants fired almost two dozen shells at Nikopol district
Russian artillery shelled Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovs'k region, damaging three cafes, a shop, six private houses and several power lines, but no one was injured.
Russians spread fake about “emergency situation” at Khmelnytsky NPP
Russians spread fake news about an alleged emergency at the Khmelnytsky Nuclear Power Plant, which the authorities deny, as the plant is operating normally.
Cabinet of Ministers authorizes ARMA to purchase military bonds worth UAH 1.7 billion
The Cabinet of Ministers authorized the ARMA to purchase military bonds worth UAH 1. 7 billion using funds from seized assets.
Murder of Ukrainian servicemen in Germany: Russian suspect had a record of violent crimes
The 57-year-old Russian suspected of killing two Ukrainian soldiers in Germany has been living there since the 1990s and has a criminal record, and the victims allegedly knew him and drank together before the crime.
Social networks have too much political influence, according to almost 80% of Americans
78% of American adults believe that social media has too much influence on politics, with 84% of Republicans and 74% of Democrats sharing this opinion.
In London, a man attacked passers-by and stabbed a 14-year-old boy to death
A 36-year-old man crashed his car into a house in London and then attacked bystanders and police with a sword, killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring 4 other people before being arrested.
A self-driving car competed with a Formula 1 driver for the first time at a competition in Abu Dhabi
In Abu Dhabi, a self-driving car competed with former Formula 1 driver Daniil Kvyat. As it turned out, a human driver can easily overtake an autonomous vehicle.
Russians are practicing 12 key topics against Ukrainians on Facebook at once
Researchers have found that Russians practice 12 key disinformation themes against Ukrainians on Facebook, including discrediting the West, mobilization, corruption, demoralizing citizens, and provoking divisions in society, according to a study by the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security.
For railroad checkpoints: scanners will be installed at Volyn and Lviv customs offices
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved the procedure for using funds to purchase scanners for railway checkpoints of Volyn and Lviv customs for fast and efficient cargo inspection.