Margarita Kravchenko

Margarita Kravchenko

Journalist

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Why autonomous heaters on balconies can become a deadly trap
Society
Why autonomous heaters on balconies can become a deadly trap

Experts warn that the use of generators and autonomous heaters in residential buildings poses a direct threat to the lives of residents.

Ukraine and Italy join forces to preserve Odessa's cultural heritage
International Relations
Ukraine and Italy join forces to preserve Odessa's cultural heritage

The parliament's decision paves the way for the systematic restoration of Odessa's cultural monuments and strengthens Ukraine's international cooperation in the field of heritage preservation.

Iran reports thousands of deaths during protests
Politics
Iran reports thousands of deaths during protests

Doctors and human rights activists report mass casualties among protesters in Iran, while the authorities acknowledge only some of the losses and accuse protesters of violence. The situation is complicated by widespread internet blackouts.

The Kremlin is preparing energy blackmail: substations supplying Ukrainian nuclear power plants are under threat
Politics
The Kremlin is preparing energy blackmail: substations supplying Ukrainian nuclear power plants are under threat

Energy is once again becoming a tool of pressure: coercion to act through fear of large-scale consequences.

Police have beefed up security at Points of Invincibility in Kyiv
Society
Police have beefed up security at Points of Invincibility in Kyiv

In the capital, amid power outages, law enforcement officers are on duty around the clock at public assistance centres to ensure safety and order.

Almost 194,000 criminal proceedings: the scale of crimes committed by Russian military personnel in Ukraine
Society
Almost 194,000 criminal proceedings: the scale of crimes committed by Russian military personnel in Ukraine

Official statistics from law enforcement agencies record the scale of war crimes, violence against children and collaboration since the start of the full-scale war.

Russia attacked Naftogaz facilities six times in one week, striking gas production facilities again at night
Economy
Russia attacked Naftogaz facilities six times in one week, striking gas production facilities again at night

On the night of 17 January, Russian troops launched another attack on gas production equipment. This is the sixth attack on Naftogaz`s infrastructure in a week, with the impact on production being offset by imports.

The Security Service of Ukraine and the Prosecutor General`s Office uncovered a scheme to supply the Armed Forces of Ukraine with defective ballistic goggles worth 60 million hryvnias.
Crime
The Security Service of Ukraine and the Prosecutor General`s Office uncovered a scheme to supply the Armed Forces of Ukraine with defective ballistic goggles worth 60 million hryvnias.

Law enforcement officers established that tens of thousands of combat-unfit goggles were supplied to the army, and all budget funds were transferred in full to the contractor.

Ukraine has received a new batch of missiles for air defence, and some of the systems have already resumed operation.
Politics
Ukraine has received a new batch of missiles for air defence, and some of the systems have already resumed operation.

Western partners have provided Ukraine with missiles for air defence systems, which had not been used previously due to a lack of ammunition, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced.

Zelensky held meetings with Zaluzhny, Sternenko and Prytula in Kyiv
Politics
Zelensky held meetings with Zaluzhny, Sternenko and Prytula in Kyiv

The President discussed diplomatic tasks with the Ambassador to the United Kingdom and agreed on cooperation with well-known volunteers to strengthen support for the army and the volunteer movement.

Netanyahu called the second stage of the ceasefire in Gaza more of a formality
International Relations
Netanyahu called the second stage of the ceasefire in Gaza more of a formality

The Israeli Prime Minister was sceptical about the transition to a new phase of truce in the Gaza Strip, stating that the announced steps are mainly symbolic and do not guarantee real change on the ground.

Trump questioned Ukraine's readiness for peace talks
International Relations
Trump questioned Ukraine's readiness for peace talks

US President Donald Trump has once again revised his assessment of the parties responsibility for prolonging the war, stating that Ukraine is currently less ready for a peace agreement than Russia.

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