Diana Shevchenko

Diana Shevchenko

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The Tesla Cybercab, with no steering wheel or pedals, is set to launch
Society
The Tesla Cybercab, with no steering wheel or pedals, is set to launch

Tesla is on the verge of launching its autonomous transport service. A batch of 14 Tesla Cybercab vehicles has been spotted at the Giga Texas factory in Austin. The key feature of these models is the complete absence of a steering wheel and pedals

European water standards: the EU4GRE pilot project has been launched in Ukraine
Economy
European water standards: the EU4GRE pilot project has been launched in Ukraine

Ukraine is beginning to implement modern European approaches to wastewater management as part of the EU4Green Recovery East (EU4GRE) international programme

Romania has reported that a Russian drone may have crashed on its territory
Politics
Romania has reported that a Russian drone may have crashed on its territory

The Romanian military detected an airspace violation during Russia’s night-time attack on Ukraine on 17 April. One of the drones disappeared from radar over an uninhabited area.

France and the UK will hold a summit on reopening the Strait of Hormuz without US participation
Politics
France and the UK will hold a summit on reopening the Strait of Hormuz without US participation

The leaders of France and the United Kingdom are organising an international meeting to discuss the resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Dozens of countries will take part in the summit, though the United States will not be attending.

The US is postponing arms deliveries to some European countries due to the war with Iran
Politics
The US is postponing arms deliveries to some European countries due to the war with Iran

The United States has informed a number of European countries of possible delays in the delivery of weapons already contracted. This is due to the increasing strain on stocks caused by the war with Iran.

The Pentagon is drawing up plans for possible military action in Cuba should Trump decide to proceed
Politics
The Pentagon is drawing up plans for possible military action in Cuba should Trump decide to proceed

In the United States, plans are being drawn up for a possible military intervention in Cuba should President Donald Trump decide to proceed. No official decision on the operation has yet been announced.

A group suspected of misappropriating the flats of deceased citizens has been uncovered in Kropyvnytskyi
Crime
A group suspected of misappropriating the flats of deceased citizens has been uncovered in Kropyvnytskyi

In Kropyvnytskyi, law enforcement officials have reported the dismantling of an organised gang which, according to the investigation, had been seizing the flats of deceased and solitary individuals. The total amount of damages established stands at 5.7 million hryvnias.

A scheme involving bogus employment and the illegal deferment of conscripts has been uncovered in Odessa
Crime
A scheme involving bogus employment and the illegal deferment of conscripts has been uncovered in Odessa

Law enforcement officials have reported the exposure of a group of officials at a municipal enterprise in Odessa who organised a scheme to embezzle public funds and register fictitious employees.

A soldier has been arrested in the Kyiv region on suspicion of organising the illegal smuggling of people abroad
Crime
A soldier has been arrested in the Kyiv region on suspicion of organising the illegal smuggling of people abroad

Law enforcement officers have arrested a 39-year-old man from Zakarpattia who is suspected of organising the illegal departure of men abroad. The arrest took place after he had received payment from one of his clients.

Drones have attacked Sterlitamak in Bashkortostan; damage has been reported at petrochemical plants
Economy
Drones have attacked Sterlitamak in Bashkortostan; damage has been reported at petrochemical plants

In the Russian city of Sterlitamak in Bashkortostan, a large-scale drone attack has been reported. According to reports, facilities at the petrochemical complex were targeted.

Russia's oil revenues nearly doubled in March due to the war in the Middle East
Economy
Russia's oil revenues nearly doubled in March due to the war in the Middle East

In March, Russia’s oil revenues rose sharply amid a surge in global prices triggered by the US and Israel’s war against Iran. According to the International Energy Agency, they reached $19 billion.

Russia has launched massive strikes on regions of Ukraine, resulting in deaths, injuries and damage to infrastructure
War
Russia has launched massive strikes on regions of Ukraine, resulting in deaths, injuries and damage to infrastructure

During the night and on the morning of 15 April, Russian forces launched a series of strikes across several regions of Ukraine. There have been fatalities and injuries, and damage to residential buildings and infrastructure.

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