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The Ministry of Defence is preparing changes to the mobilisation process, decisions regarding the Special Forces, as well as specific arrangements for assault troops and infantrymen concerning their terms of service and pay.
The US space agency NASA has announced that it no longer plans to deploy a space station in lunar orbit. Instead, it intends to build a base on the Moon itself.
Israel has struck the Iranian port of Bandar-Anzali on the Caspian Sea, which Russia and Iran have been using to transport oil, grain, as well as weapons and drones.
Ihor Polishchuk, the mayor of Lutsk, has resigned ahead of schedule. The decision was supported by members of the Lutsk City Council.
Nazarii Gusakov, a resident of Lviv who is suspected of embezzling donations intended for the treatment of SMA, has returned to Ukraine. The charges against him have been amended and a new preventive measure is to be determined.
In the Chernihiv region, law enforcement officers have arrested two men suspected of assaulting a veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the investigation, they stole his money.
Russian troops continue to shell towns and villages in various regions of Ukraine. The attacks have resulted in casualties and significant damage.
A 32-year-old foreign national has been arrested in Moscow on suspicion of having been involved in the smuggling of disguised bombs from Poland on the instructions of a Ukrainian handler.
Prices for bread, oil and buckwheat are rising, whilst vegetables have become cheaper this year. Ukrainians have already noticed the changes in shops, but the reasons vary from product to product.
US President Donald Trump called off a strike against Iran’s energy sector and began negotiations following warnings from allies about the risk of a catastrophe.
Aughinish Alumina, a leading Irish aluminium refinery, may supply Russian manufacturers with alumina used in the production of weapons.
The US Presidential Administration regards the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, as a potential negotiating partner and, perhaps, even a new leader.
