Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

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Ukrainian interceptor drones have learned to shoot down 'Shaheds' autonomously: how it works
War
Ukrainian interceptor drones have learned to shoot down 'Shaheds' autonomously: how it works

A member of Brave1 has developed technology that automates 95% of the entire interception process — from launching the drone to destroying Russian ‘Shahed’ drones.

The government is preparing tougher penalties for repeated breaches of the highway code
Politics
The government is preparing tougher penalties for repeated breaches of the highway code

The government has announced a package of measures designed to reduce the number of road accidents and improve driver discipline. Stricter penalties are planned for drivers who regularly flout the rules of the road, particularly those who exceed the speed limit.

The European Commission promises to finalise the 21st package of sanctions against Russia: what is the deadline?
Politics
The European Commission promises to finalise the 21st package of sanctions against Russia: what is the deadline?

The European Commission is set to finalise the EU’s 21st package of sanctions against Russia this week and submit it to the Council of the European Union for approval.

The Russians are urgently evacuating their troops from the Kinburn Spit — ATESH
War
The Russians are urgently evacuating their troops from the Kinburn Spit — ATESH

Russian troops are withdrawing from the Kinburn Spit, which remains the only occupied part of the Mykolaiv region and is connected by land to the left bank of the Kherson region.

Ukrainians have named the only condition for a ceasefire with Russia – a poll
War
Ukrainians have named the only condition for a ceasefire with Russia – a poll

Most Ukrainian citizens would agree to a ceasefire along the current front line if the country were to secure reliable safeguards against potential future aggression.

Private air defence units against Russian drones: how many targets were destroyed
War
Private air defence units against Russian drones: how many targets were destroyed

More than 30 companies have already joined the private military security organisation in Ukraine. Its units have managed to destroy more than 20 attack drones.

“This is the IPSO gaining momentum.” Ukraine’s Minister for the Economy comments on anti-immigration sentiment
Politics
“This is the IPSO gaining momentum.” Ukraine’s Minister for the Economy comments on anti-immigration sentiment

Oleksiy Sobolev, Minister for the Economy, the Environment and Agriculture, emphasised that Ukraine issued 9,500 work permits last year, so there are no issues whatsoever regarding migrants in Ukraine.

The police have revealed an unexpected detail about the driver who crashed into a pedestrian underpass in Kyiv
Society
The police have revealed an unexpected detail about the driver who crashed into a pedestrian underpass in Kyiv

The driver of the Mercedes that crashed into a pedestrian crossing in Kyiv was working as a taxi driver and was on a fare at the time of the accident.

Former Supreme Court President Knyazev has reached a plea deal with the investigators and pleaded guilty — SAPO
Politics
Former Supreme Court President Knyazev has reached a plea deal with the investigators and pleaded guilty — SAPO

The High Anti-Corruption Court has approved a plea agreement with the former head of the Supreme Court and sentenced him to five years’ imprisonment with confiscation of property. Law enforcement officials have not disclosed his name, but it is clear from the details of the case that the individual in question is Vsevolod Knyazev.

Poland is replacing Ukrainian workers with migrants from Asia and Latin America
Politics
Poland is replacing Ukrainian workers with migrants from Asia and Latin America

In Poland, a process has begun to replace Ukrainian workers with nationals from Asian and Latin American countries. This is due to a decline in the number of Ukrainians working in the country.

Ukraine has received the seventh tranche of €2.8 billion under the Ukraine Facility programme
Economy
Ukraine has received the seventh tranche of €2.8 billion under the Ukraine Facility programme

On 8 June, Ukraine received the seventh tranche of funding from the European Union, totalling €2.8 billion, as part of the Ukraine Facility programme.

Iran and Israel exchanged missile strikes following the breakdown of the ceasefire
War
Iran and Israel exchanged missile strikes following the breakdown of the ceasefire

On the evening of 7 June, Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel. In response, the Israel Defence Forces carried out strikes on military targets within Iran.

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