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A criminal network controlled by ‘thieves-in-law’ has been uncovered at the Khmelnytskyi remand centre
Law enforcement officials have announced the dismantling of a criminal network at the Khmelnytskyi remand centre, which operated under the control of ‘thieves-in-law’. Five inmates have been charged with extortion, organising criminal gatherings and drug trafficking.
The Pope has called on world leaders not to use war to further their own interests
Pope Leo XIV called on world leaders not to use war as a means of diverting voters’ attention from domestic issues.
Up to $8,000 a month: who earns the most in the defence sector
Ukrainian defence companies offer significantly higher salaries than the average on the labour market. They also have sufficient funding to attract experienced professionals and motivate new recruits.
The Kazakh Ministry of Justice has stated that the decision to recover funds from Gazprom in favour of Naftogaz will not be enforced
The Kazakh Ministry of Justice has stated that the ruling by the Astana International Financial Centre court ordering Gazprom to pay approximately $1.4 billion to Naftogaz of Ukraine will not be enforced within the country.
Patriot systems in the Ukrainian Armed Forces: how they work and whether they can be replaced
The American Patriot air defence systems are capable of protecting Ukrainian airspace from aircraft, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. We explore whether there are any alternatives to these systems and what their key advantage is.
Access to educational benefits has been made easier for children of veterans
Children of male and female veterans and those injured during the Revolution of Dignity will be able to apply for educational benefits using an extract from the Register of Veterans.
Promoter Kabayela has threatened Usyk with the loss of his WBC title
British promoter Frank Warren has stated that Oleksandr Usyk must make a mandatory defence of his WBC title against Agita Kabayela.
Ukraine is preparing for new fuel standards involving bioethanol
Ukraine has begun preparations to introduce new requirements regarding the use of bioethanol in petrol. To this end, the government plans to update fuel quality standards, align technical regulations with European requirements, and modernise monitoring and sampling procedures.
A Russian strike on Dergachi claimed the lives of two people, with a further 19 injured
Russian forces launched a missile strike on the town of Derhachi in the Kharkiv region. Two people were killed and a further 19 were injured in the attack.
Stilman has revealed details of Freya – Fire Point’s more affordable alternative to Patriot
Denis Shtilerman, co-owner of Fire Point, stated at a meeting of the Temporary Investigative Commission that the company is working on the Freya project – an air defence system designed to intercept ballistic missiles.
Medicines for military personnel during treatment: Parliament assesses the latest changes
У Верховній Раді вказують, що законопроєкт про доступ військових до ліків і засобів реабілітації потребує узгодження з іншими законами.
A local councillor and head of a forestry enterprise in the Lviv region is to stand trial over the illegal felling of trees worth over 100 million hryvnias
In the Lviv region, an indictment has been filed against the director of a forestry enterprise, who is suspected of illegal logging in the Stryi district. According to the investigation, the amount of damage exceeds 103 million hryvnias.