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The Economic Security Bureau has launched its first competition under the new rules. Recruitment is taking place in parallel with employee certification.
Four years after Russia's full-scale invasion, the war has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, millions of Ukrainians have left their homes, and international aid has reached hundreds of billions of euros. The front line remains relatively stable most of the time.
In Dnipro, a large-scale fraudulent scheme to extort funds from EU citizens under the guise of investments in cryptocurrency was exposed and stopped. Eleven people were detained and nearly 21 million hryvnias were seized.
The name of Düsseldorf native Nicole Junkerman appears more than 3,000 times in US Department of Justice documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Recent publications have drawn attention to her long-standing contacts with the financier, who was convicted of sex crimes.
On 22 February, the Nikopol and Synelnykivskyi districts came under fire, with damage and casualties reported.
On the night of 22 February, Russian troops launched a massive combined strike on critical infrastructure in Ukraine. Defence forces neutralised 307 air targets out of 345 recorded.
On the night of 22 February, two explosions occurred in Lviv after patrol officers arrived at the scene of a reported break-in at a shop. A 23-year-old policewoman was killed and 24 other people were injured.
Following the publication of new material in the so-called Epstein files, British law enforcement agencies are assessing information about the possible use of London airports for human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Investigations are being conducted by several police units in different regions of the country.
After the US Supreme Court ruled that some of the previously imposed tariffs were illegal, Donald Trump announced their cancellation. At the same time, he signed a decree imposing a temporary global tariff of 10 per cent.
The National Reserve "Sofia Kyivska" has opened an exhibition project entitled "In the Light of Caravaggio. Salvation. Research. Restoration" was opened at the National Reserve "Sofia Kyivska". The central exhibit is the painting "The Taking of Christ" ("The Kiss of Judas"), which is the only work in Ukraine associated with the name of the Italian artist Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.
Wounded military personnel can receive completely free medical care. The state covers the costs of surgery, medication, prosthetics, psychological support and rehabilitation. The Ministry of Defence explained who finances the treatment, in which cases referral abroad is possible and whether funds are reimbursed if the military personnel paid for the services themselves.
Ukraine, Sweden, Lithuania and Canada have signed an agreement to establish a special fund to finance the restoration of civil transport infrastructure, which suffered billions in losses as a result of the war.
