Boris Bodnar

Boris Bodnar

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A Russian strike on Dnipro destroyed a UN humanitarian aid depot worth $1.4 million
War
A Russian strike on Dnipro destroyed a UN humanitarian aid depot worth $1.4 million

As a result of the Russian missile strike on Dnipro on 25 May, a UN World Food Programme warehouse containing humanitarian aid for the civilian population was destroyed. The value of the destroyed cargo exceeds $1.4 million.

Ferrari is launching its first electric car, priced at $550,000
Business
Ferrari is launching its first electric car, priced at $550,000

The Italian company Ferrari is launching its first fully electric car, the Luce, priced at $550,000.

Will mobile networks be 'shut down' during alerts? The Civil Protection Department has explained what is happening
Society
Will mobile networks be 'shut down' during alerts? The Civil Protection Department has explained what is happening

Ukraine has denied reports that a law has been passed requiring mobile networks to be shut down during air raid alerts.

China has called for restraint following Russia’s threats of massive strikes on Kyiv
Politics
China has called for restraint following Russia’s threats of massive strikes on Kyiv

Following fresh threats from Moscow regarding large-scale strikes on Kyiv, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on both sides to refrain from escalating hostilities. When asked about the possible evacuation of Chinese diplomats from Kyiv, officials in Beijing did not provide a direct answer.

The mayor of P’yatykhatky was attacked with a knife in the Dnipropetrovsk region
Events
The mayor of P’yatykhatky was attacked with a knife in the Dnipropetrovsk region

In the town of P’yatykhatky in the Dnipropetrovsk region, an unknown assailant attacked the mayor, Gilal Isaev, with a knife. The mayor has been taken to hospital and the police are searching for the attacker.

TCK employees have recruited nearly 300 'ghost workers': details of the scheme
Crime
TCK employees have recruited nearly 300 'ghost workers': details of the scheme

Three officials from district territorial recruitment centres (TRCs) are suspected of carrying out a sham mobilisation. According to the investigation, in order to report that they had successfully met their targets, they fabricated the names of people who had never been mobilised.

EU diplomats will continue their work in Kyiv despite Russia’s threats
Politics
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EU diplomats will continue their work in Kyiv despite Russia’s threats

The European Union’s Ambassador to Ukraine, Katarina Mathernova, has stated that EU diplomats will not leave Kyiv, despite Russia’s threats of new large-scale air strikes.

Rolls-Royce shares have soared by 1,000% following a radical overhaul of its engine production
Business
Rolls-Royce shares have soared by 1,000% following a radical overhaul of its engine production

The British company Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc has staged an unprecedented market recovery.

Syrsky, together with the Norwegian Chief of Defence, visited combat units in southern Ukraine
War
Syrsky, together with the Norwegian Chief of Defence, visited combat units in southern Ukraine

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, together with the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Norway, Eirik Kristoffersen, visited military units carrying out combat missions in the Southern Operational Zone.

A criminal network controlled by ‘thieves-in-law’ has been uncovered at the Khmelnytskyi remand centre
Crime
A criminal network controlled by ‘thieves-in-law’ has been uncovered at the Khmelnytskyi remand centre

Law enforcement officials have announced the dismantling of a criminal network at the Khmelnytskyi remand centre, which operated under the control of ‘thieves-in-law’. Five inmates have been charged with extortion, organising criminal gatherings and drug trafficking.

The Pope has called on world leaders not to use war to further their own interests
World
The Pope has called on world leaders not to use war to further their own interests

Pope Leo XIV called on world leaders not to use war as a means of diverting voters’ attention from domestic issues.

Up to $8,000 a month: who earns the most in the defence sector
Society
Up to $8,000 a month: who earns the most in the defence sector

Ukrainian defence companies offer significantly higher salaries than the average on the labour market. They also have sufficient funding to attract experienced professionals and motivate new recruits.

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