Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

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The Verkhovna Rada has another new MP — Andriy Levus has taken the oath of office
Politics
The Verkhovna Rada has another new MP — Andriy Levus has taken the oath of office

During the session of the Verkhovna Rada on 12 June, Andrii Levus was sworn in as a Member of Parliament. He will join the European Solidarity parliamentary group.

More Russian troops have entered Kostyantynivka; the military are warning of a critical situation
War
More Russian troops have entered Kostyantynivka; the military are warning of a critical situation

Щонайменше сотня росіян зайшла в Костянтинівку. Противника фіксують у центрі міста. За словами військових, зараз Сили оборони України ліквідовують менше росіян, ніж їх заходить у місто.

Kyiv residents are receiving unfair heating bills for January en masse: an expert explains what to do
Society
Kyiv residents are receiving unfair heating bills for January en masse: an expert explains what to do

Some residents of the capital claim that they have already paid for these services, but have now received duplicate bills. Oleg Popenko, head of the Utility Consumers’ Association, explained why this situation has arisen and whether citizens can dispute the bills they have received.

The US plans to withdraw a third of the fighter jets it has supplied to Europe. This could have an impact on the war in Ukraine — NYT
Politics
The US plans to withdraw a third of the fighter jets it has supplied to Europe. This could have an impact on the war in Ukraine — NYT

The United States plans to significantly reduce the number of aircraft and warships it provides for NATO operations in Europe.

Dan Jarvis has been appointed as the UK’s new Defence Secretary: what is known about him
Politics
Dan Jarvis has been appointed as the UK’s new Defence Secretary: what is known about him

Новим міністром оборони Великої Британії призначили Дена Джарвіса. Він замінить на посаді Джона Гілі, який напередодні пішов у відставку.

Russia has lost a further 1,300 troops and 78 artillery systems in the past 24 hours
War
Russia has lost a further 1,300 troops and 78 artillery systems in the past 24 hours

The Russian army’s losses in the war against Ukraine continue to rise. Over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian Defence Forces have eliminated a further 1,300 Russian troops and dozens of pieces of military equipment.

Ford is recalling more than 548,000 vehicles in the US due to a risk of injury to passengers
Business
Ford is recalling more than 548,000 vehicles in the US due to a risk of injury to passengers

The recall was prompted by a defect in the chrome finish on the centre console, which could create sharp edges.

Two Ukrainians have been abducted in Wrocław. They were beaten and forced to take out loans in their own names — Polish police
Crime
Two Ukrainians have been abducted in Wrocław. They were beaten and forced to take out loans in their own names — Polish police

The Wrocław police suspect four men, who are nationals of Ukraine, Tunisia and Kazakhstan, of kidnapping two Ukrainian men. According to the investigation, the men beat the victims and demanded money from them.

Demand for loans shows no sign of slowing down: the business portfolio has grown by a third
Economy
Demand for loans shows no sign of slowing down: the business portfolio has grown by a third

Lending to businesses and households in Ukraine continues to grow at a rapid pace despite the war and the difficult economic situation.

The Ukrainian company and the missile manufacturer Taurus have agreed on a strategic partnership
Politics
The Ukrainian company and the missile manufacturer Taurus have agreed on a strategic partnership

Ukrainian Armoured Vehicles and MBDA, a European leader in the field of advanced weapon systems, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on strategic partnership.

FIDE has suspended the membership of the Russian Chess Federation
Sports
FIDE has suspended the membership of the Russian Chess Federation

The Council of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) has temporarily suspended the membership of the Russian Chess Federation.

A survey has found that the decision regarding the ‘Heroes of the UPA’ unit has led to a deterioration in attitudes towards Ukrainians among 52% of Poles
Society
A survey has found that the decision regarding the ‘Heroes of the UPA’ unit has led to a deterioration in attitudes towards Ukrainians among 52% of Poles

Almost 51.9% of Poles surveyed said that their attitude towards Ukraine and Ukrainians had worsened following the decision to name a military unit ‘after the Heroes of the UPA’.

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