Inna Kramarchuk

Inna Kramarchuk

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EU prepares to extend freeze on Russian assets to unblock loan to Ukraine
Politics
EU prepares to extend freeze on Russian assets to unblock loan to Ukraine

The European Union is close to making a decision to extend the freeze on Russian assets under a new procedure, which will avoid the veto of some countries and move forward with the loan plan for Ukraine.

Operation Kratom: Police expose new participants in large-scale drug trafficking scheme
Crime
Operation Kratom: Police expose new participants in large-scale drug trafficking scheme

Law enforcement officers of Ternopil region detect new members of all-Ukrainian network of kratom sales and conduct a series of searches in two regions

In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, voluntary contributions are being collected to close the budget gap
Economy
In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, voluntary contributions are being collected to close the budget gap

The city authorities have asked residents and businesses to replenish the budget with unlimited voluntary payments, which has drawn criticism even from Russian political parties

European Commissioner Marta Kos arrives in Ukraine to promote accession talks
Politics
European Commissioner Marta Kos arrives in Ukraine to promote accession talks

The European Commission representative is in Ukraine to discuss the accession process, reforms and recovery with EU ministers and Ukrainian officials.

A scheme for illegally transporting children abroad was uncovered in the Odesa region
Crime
A scheme for illegally transporting children abroad was uncovered in the Odesa region

Law enforcement officers stopped a group that was sending orphans abroad for adoption under the guise of ‘holidays’

Thai Navy pushes Cambodian troops out of border area
Politics
Thai Navy pushes Cambodian troops out of border area

Thai forces launched an operation in border areas after Cambodia increased its presence and set up strongholds that were seen as a threat to sovereignty.

Lithuania declares state of emergency over balloons carrying contraband from Belarus
International Relations
Lithuania declares state of emergency over balloons carrying contraband from Belarus

The government has imposed a state of emergency across the country after a series of balloons carrying contraband were launched, posing a threat to aviation and national security.

The government launches an accelerated employee reservation system for defense enterprises
Politics
The government launches an accelerated employee reservation system for defense enterprises

The Cabinet of Ministers has introduced a 45-day employee reservation mechanism for defense industry enterprises and abolished the 72-hour verification period. The decision is intended to speed up production and stabilize the industry.

Thailand resumes air strikes on Cambodia — a new wave of border conflict
Politics
Thailand resumes air strikes on Cambodia — a new wave of border conflict

Following the death of a Thai soldier, Thailand launched air strikes on Cambodian military targets on the disputed border on December 8. The sides are once again accusing each other, and thousands of civilians are fleeing.

Russians destroyed a pharmaceutical warehouse in Dnipro, causing damage worth over 5 billion hryvnia
Economy
Russians destroyed a pharmaceutical warehouse in Dnipro, causing damage worth over 5 billion hryvnia

The occupiers destroyed the BaDM logistics complex in Dnipro with a missile. Medicines and medical supplies worth over 5 billion hryvnia were burned. This is the third attack on pharmaceutical warehouses in three months.

The EС has been stripped of its account on X after being fined €120 million
Politics
The EС has been stripped of its account on X after being fined €120 million

The social network X was fined €120 million by the EC for violating transparency requirements and false verification, after which its advertising account was blocked — making the European Commission's advertising campaigns impossible.

Russia carried out more than 1,600 strikes with drones, KABs and nearly 70 missiles on Ukraine in one week, according to Volodymyr Zelenskyy
War
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Russia carried out more than 1,600 strikes with drones, KABs and nearly 70 missiles on Ukraine in one week, according to Volodymyr Zelenskyy

The President of Ukraine reported that over the past seven days, the enemy launched more than 1,600 drones, about 1,200 guided aerial bombs and nearly 70 missiles — massive shelling affected many regions of the country, and work is ongoing to restore infrastructure.

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