Tamara Vasylchuk

Tamara Vasylchuk

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The US has rejected Russia’s proposal to exchange intelligence with Iran and Ukraine
Politics
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The US has rejected Russia’s proposal to exchange intelligence with Iran and Ukraine

Moscow has proposed to Washington that it cease sharing intelligence with Iran in exchange for halting the exchange of information with Ukraine. The US has rejected this proposal.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) is conducting searches at the Kyiv Court of Appeal and the Office of the Prosecutor General in connection with the Ivanyushchenko case
Crime
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The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) is conducting searches at the Kyiv Court of Appeal and the Office of the Prosecutor General in connection with the Ivanyushchenko case

Detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau are conducting searches at the Kyiv Court of Appeal and at the offices of certain officials from the Office of the Prosecutor General. The investigations relate to the case concerning the lifting of the freeze on Yuriy Ivanyushchenko’s assets.

The process of registering firearms is ongoing in Ukraine following the entry into force of the new law
Society
The process of registering firearms is ongoing in Ukraine following the entry into force of the new law

Ukraine has a law on the declaration of firearms, which allows citizens to legalise their possession. Since the procedure began, Ukrainians have already declared hundreds of firearms and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition.

The DSI has uncovered an illegal alcohol production operation in Kryvyi Rih; over 2 tonnes of the product have been seized
Crime
The DSI has uncovered an illegal alcohol production operation in Kryvyi Rih; over 2 tonnes of the product have been seized

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, law enforcement officers have uncovered an organised gang involved in the illegal production and sale of alcohol. During the searches, over two tonnes of counterfeit products were seized.

Berlin plans to introduce a drone defence system
Politics
Berlin plans to introduce a drone defence system

In the German capital, a system is being developed to detect and neutralise drones. It is designed to cover the entire city and enhance security during large-scale events and in government districts.

Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have uncovered a network of call centres that were defrauding EU citizens
Crime
Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have uncovered a network of call centres that were defrauding EU citizens

As part of the international operation ‘Scammer’, Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have dismantled a network of fraudulent call centres that were targeting citizens of European Union countries. The criminals posed as Latvian law enforcement officers and bank employees.

Trump has suggested the possibility of ‘taking Cuba’; Havana has responded by stating its readiness to resist
Politics
Trump has suggested the possibility of ‘taking Cuba’; Havana has responded by stating its readiness to resist

US President Donald Trump has stated that he could ‘take Cuba’, describing it as a ‘great honour’. In response, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has declared the country’s readiness to resist in the event of aggression.

A Trump ally has suggested using nuclear weapons to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
Politics
A Trump ally has suggested using nuclear weapons to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Former Speaker of the US House of Representatives Newt Gingrich has suggested using nuclear weapons to open the Strait of Hormuz. His statement came against the backdrop of Iran’s blockade of shipping.

The first quarter-finalists will be decided in the Champions League
Sports
The first quarter-finalists will be decided in the Champions League

The second legs of the UEFA Champions League round of 16 will take place on 17 and 18 March. The results of these matches will determine who progresses to the quarter-finals.

A war with Iran could result in long-term toxic contamination
Society
A war with Iran could result in long-term toxic contamination

Fires at oil depots and rocket explosions during the war with Iran have led to the release of toxic substances. Experts warn that the pollution could affect the health of millions of people and persist for decades.

Israel has informed the US of a shortage of missile interceptors amid the war with Iran
Politics
Israel has informed the US of a shortage of missile interceptors amid the war with Iran

US officials have stated that Israel has informed the United States of critically low stocks of ballistic missile interceptors. The situation is linked to Iran’s sustained attacks during the current conflict.

The Kremlin has reacted sharply to France’s proposal to involve Europe in the negotiations on Ukraine
International Relations
The Kremlin has reacted sharply to France’s proposal to involve Europe in the negotiations on Ukraine

The Kremlin reacted harshly to France’s proposal to involve European countries in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

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