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Military personnel in Ukraine may not have to pay interest and penalties on loans during their service
Servicemen, conscripts and reservists are entitled to credit privileges, which provide for the suspension of interest and penalties during their service. To do so, they must contact their bank and submit supporting documents.
The Trump administration allows for "symbolic" uranium enrichment by Iran, but is also considering forceful scenarios.
The Donald Trump administration is ready to consider an option whereby Iran would be allowed to enrich uranium "symbolically" on condition that this would not leave any path to the creation of nuclear weapons. At the same time, military options involving a direct strike against Iran's supreme leader were presented to the president.
Brussels discusses Ukraine's accelerated accession to the EU as part of a possible peace scenario
European political circles are discussing options for a potential peaceful settlement of the war in Ukraine, including accelerating the country's accession to the European Union. This prospect could become part of broader agreements in the event of territorial compromises.
The Ministry of Culture presented an algorithm for returning Ukraine's cultural treasures
The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine has presented an algorithm for searching for and returning cultural property illegally removed from the territory of the state. The relevant work is coordinated by an interdepartmental group with the involvement of law enforcement agencies and international partners.
British police are investigating information about the use of London airports in Epstein's affairs
Following the publication of new material in the so-called Epstein files, British law enforcement agencies are assessing information about the possible use of London airports for human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Investigations are being conducted by several police units in different regions of the country.
Trump brings US closer to war with Iran despite advisers' warnings to focus on the economy
US President Donald Trump has deployed a large military force to the Middle East and is preparing for possible air strikes against Iran. At the same time, his advisers are warning against escalation ahead of the midterm elections and calling for a focus on economic issues.
The Rada proposes to change the procedure for deferring mobilisation for volunteers under 25 years of age
The Verkhovna Rada has registered draft law No. 15028, which proposes changing the procedure for granting deferrals from mobilisation to volunteers under the age of 25. The document provides for the possibility of granting deferrals until the age of 25 instead of a fixed term.
Trump to visit China in late March amid US Supreme Court ruling to lift some tariffs
US President Donald Trump will visit China from 31 March to 2 April. The trip was announced on the day the US Supreme Court overturned a significant portion of the tariffs he imposed as part of the global trade war.
"Shahids" attack Tatarstan, Ukrainian Armed Forces destroy three "Tor" and "Tornado-S" systems in Zaporizhzhia
An attack by Shahed-type drones was recorded in Tatarstan, with local public sources reporting explosions. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Forces destroyed three Tor anti-aircraft missile systems in one night and separately struck a Tornado-S rocket system in the temporarily occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
The NBU has declared PINbank and MOTOR-BANK insolvent
The National Bank of Ukraine has decided to classify JSC First Investment Bank (PINbank) and JSC MOTOR-BANK as insolvent. The decision is related to their failure to comply with the requirements for submitting financial recovery plans.
Spain to allocate €200 million to modernise Ukraine's energy sector and infrastructure
The Spanish Office for the Reconstruction of Ukraine will allocate €200 million for the implementation of projects in the energy and infrastructure sectors. The funding will support the modernisation and restoration of key facilities.
Four years of war, assassination attempts and scandals: how Zelensky retained power despite pressure and losses
Volodymyr Zelensky has survived assassination attempts, political crises and a gruelling war that has been raging for four years. Despite blows on the front line and within the country, he remains in office, although his future is increasingly uncertain.