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In the Russian banking sector, the proportion of non-performing assets has exceeded 10%, which, according to the International Monetary Fund’s methodology, is considered a sign of the onset of a systemic banking crisis.
Kirill Budanov, Head of the President’s Office, has stated that Ukraine must continue its mobilisation efforts, as the recruitment of volunteers is not meeting the army’s needs
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha has stated that the establishment of a special tribunal to deal with Russia’s crime of aggression against Ukraine should be a step towards restoring international justice. According to him, this will make it possible to hold the Russian leadership to account
Following the latest repatriation efforts, the remains of 528 deceased individuals have been returned to Ukraine. The Russian side claims that they may belong to Ukrainian servicemen
On the night of 16 May, vehicle traffic across the Crimean Bridge was temporarily suspended. The Russian side urged people on the bridge and in the inspection area to remain calm and follow the instructions of the security services
The Israeli authorities have announced the killing of Izz ad-Din al-Haddad, a senior commander in Hamas’s military wing, during an airstrike on the Gaza Strip
Political pressure is mounting in the US to step up the investigation into the forced removal of Ukrainian children to Russia. US lawmakers are calling on Donald Trump’s administration to intensify its efforts in this regard.
The State Customs Service of Ukraine has launched a one-off assessment procedure for customs officials. The assessment will focus on professional competence and compliance with anti-corruption standards.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and First Lady Olena Zelenska have arrived in Romania to take part in the ‘Bucharest Nine’ summit, which brings together the countries of Northern Europe.
The United Arab Emirates carried out military strikes on Iranian territory during the conflict involving the US and Israel. According to sources, one of the targets was oil refining infrastructure on Lavan Island.
A case involving nine members of a criminal organisation has been referred to court; they are accused of falsely enrolling men liable for military service in postgraduate programmes in order to secure a deferment from conscription. According to the investigation, nearly 3,500 men were processed through this scheme.
The police have reported the uncovering of a large-scale scheme involving the falsification of disability certificates at medical facilities in Zaporizhzhia. According to the investigation, the group’s members made over 200 million hryvnias, and at least 500 people used their ‘services’.
