Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

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Trump considers options for US military intervention in Iran amid bloody protests
Politics
Trump considers options for US military intervention in Iran amid bloody protests

Donald Trump's administration is analysing military and non-military scenarios to influence Iran after hundreds of victims during the protests. These include strikes on security forces, cyberattacks, sanctions and support for protesters.

Trump threatens to cut off support to Cuba and calls for a deal with the US
Politics
Trump threatens to cut off support to Cuba and calls for a deal with the US

US President Donald Trump has said that Cuba will no longer receive oil and financial support from the outside and should conclude an agreement with Washington as soon as possible. His statement came against the backdrop of a new tough US policy towards Cuba and Venezuela.

European troops in Ukraine: what is known about possible deployment after the ceasefire
Politics
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European troops in Ukraine: what is known about possible deployment after the ceasefire

France and the United Kingdom have declared their readiness to send troops to Ukraine after the war is over. At the same time, the key question of US support in the event of a new Russian aggression remains open.

Україна закликає Радбез ООН перейти від заяв до дій після атаки ракетою «Орєшнік»
Politics
Україна закликає Радбез ООН перейти від заяв до дій після атаки ракетою «Орєшнік»

Україна ініціювала екстрене засідання Ради Безпеки ООН і закликає міжнародну спільноту до реальних кроків у відповідь на російський ракетний удар «Орєшніком» по Львівській області.

Russian drones attack two foreign vessels near Odesa region ports, one killed and one wounded
War
Russian drones attack two foreign vessels near Odesa region ports, one killed and one wounded

The Russian army has attacked two civilian vessels with drones in the Black Sea near the ports of Odesa region. A crew member was killed and others were injured.

Prime Minister of Scotland declares readiness to send troops to Ukraine in case of peace
Politics
Prime Minister of Scotland declares readiness to send troops to Ukraine in case of peace

Scottish Prime Minister John Swinney said he was ready to support the deployment of Scottish troops to Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping mission, provided a peace agreement is acceptable to Ukrainians. He also expressed concern about the future of NATO.

Hunting for money: ex-forestry manager suspected of bribery for $25,000
Society
Hunting for money: ex-forestry manager suspected of bribery for $25,000

The former head of the Southern Interregional Forestry and Hunting Department extorted USD 25,000 for assistance in obtaining hunting grounds in Odesa region.

Trump says US control over Venezuela could last for years
Politics
Trump says US control over Venezuela could last for years

US President Donald Trump does not rule out that the United States will maintain direct supervision over Venezuela for a long time, in particular to manage oil sales and rebuild the country.

Danish PM: possible US invasion of Greenland could spell end of NATO
Politics
Danish PM: possible US invasion of Greenland could spell end of NATO

Denmark has warned that a US military attack on Greenland, part of the Kingdom of Denmark and a NATO member, could undermine the very foundation of the North Atlantic Alliance. These statements come amid Washington's rhetoric of control over the island.

Zelenskyy after Paris summit: there is a clear understanding of each country's contribution to security guarantees
Politics
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Zelenskyy after Paris summit: there is a clear understanding of each country's contribution to security guarantees

After the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing in Paris, Zelenskyy said he was ready to provide concrete security guarantees, define the roles of countries and advance documents with the US and Europe.

SBI investigates almost 2,900 proceedings on crimes against Ukraine's national security
Crime
SBI investigates almost 2,900 proceedings on crimes against Ukraine's national security

The State Bureau of Investigation exposes people who betrayed Ukraine or collaborated with the enemy during the war.

After Maduro's overthrow, the US is betting on Venezuelan oil: what's next
Politics
After Maduro's overthrow, the US is betting on Venezuelan oil: what's next

Venezuela, with the world's largest oil reserves, may reopen to US companies, but sanctions, infrastructure and political uncertainty are hampering a rapid recovery.

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