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Andriy Yermak, the former head of the President’s Office, has stated that he is unaware of any possible trip made by his father, Boris Yermak, to Russia in 2019. At the same time, he described the circulation of such information as part of a campaign against his family.
Law enforcement officers have uncovered a group of individuals suspected of attempting to illegally transfer the ownership of property belonging to an Azerbaijani citizen in Kyiv and Uzhhorod. The total value of the property is over 21.3 million hryvnias.
Due to hostilities, shelling of energy infrastructure and bad weather, some customers in eight regions have been temporarily left without electricity.
Russia is conducting a large-scale information and psychological operation against the families of Ukrainian prisoners of war, in an attempt to use them to discredit Ukraine on the international stage.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian forces have engaged in 233 combat encounters on the front line, carried out nearly a hundred air strikes and deployed over 8,900 kamikaze drones. The highest number of attacks was recorded in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole sectors.
Washington believes that easing sanctions could help reduce Minsk’s dependence on Russia.
This year’s summer season for passenger transport will be more challenging than last year’s, due to a sharp rise in demand and a reduction in the number of carriages.
Here’s what determines whether you have to pay the Single Social Contribution or are exempt from it.
European Union leaders may consider next month extending the renewal period for sanctions against Russia from six months to one year. Discussions have intensified following Viktor Orbán’s defeat in the Hungarian parliamentary elections.
The NEURC has approved a draft resolution on amendments to a number of regulatory acts governing the operation of the retail electricity market, active consumers and energy storage systems.
The United Arab Emirates has come under a massive attack by kamikaze drones, one of which struck a facility within a nuclear power station. International experts warn that such incidents could trigger a major nuclear disaster across the entire region.
Turkey has proposed building a military fuel pipeline to meet the needs of NATO allies in Eastern Europe. The estimated cost of the project is $1.2 billion.
