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The Shelter Coalition has approved the first seven projects for regions under daily shelling.
The International Coalition for Civil Protection Shelters has approved the first seven projects for the construction and modernisation of protective structures in six frontline and border regions. Most of the facilities will be built for medical institutions and kindergartens.
Two US Navy ships collided off the coast of South America during refuelling
The American destroyer USS Truxtun collided with the supply ship USNS Supply during a refuelling operation at sea. As a result of the incident, two servicemen suffered minor injuries, both ships continued on their way, and the causes of the accident are being investigated.
Kyiv promises to restore the operation of TPP-5 and TPP-6 within two days after the shelling
The capital's TPP-5 and TPP-6, damaged by the Russian strike on 12 February, are expected to be fully restored within one or two days. The government assures that thanks to above-zero temperatures, more serious consequences for the heating system were avoided.
Macron called on Europe to make urgent economic decisions due to pressure from China and the US
The European Union must adopt specific decisions by June to strengthen its competitiveness amid growing external pressure from China and the United States. This was stated by French President Emmanuel Macron during an informal summit of EU leaders in Belgium.
Kyiv received all 500 generators from the EU's strategic reserve rescEU
The capital has completed receiving a full batch of generators from the European Union's strategic reserve, rescEU. The last 234 units of equipment were delivered on 12 February to support heating and water supply in the event of possible power outages.
Rutte assured funding for PURL for Ukraine and called the meeting in Brussels one of the most important since 2010.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that allies will be able to secure sufficient funding for the PURL initiative and continue supplying military equipment to Ukraine. He made this statement after a meeting of NATO defence ministers in Brussels on 12 February.
Belgian police conducted searches at the European Commission over the sale of 23 buildings for €900 million
Searches were conducted at the European Commission's premises in Brussels as part of an investigation into possible violations during the sale of EU real estate in 2024. The case is being handled by the European Public Prosecutor's Office, which is investigating a €900 million deal.
The Vulcan Centaur rocket launched space surveillance satellites into orbit for the US military.
The Vulcan Centaur rocket made its fourth launch and delivered two GSSAP satellites for the US Space Force into geostationary orbit. The mission launched on 12 February at 4:22 a.m. Eastern Time from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
Rinat Akhmetov tops the ranking of Ukrainian businessmen according to OpenDataBot
Rinat Akhmetov, owner of the SCM investment group, topped the ranking of Ukrainian businessmen according to OpenDataBot. His fortune is estimated at 565.7 billion hryvnia.
Britain has announced an air defence package for Ukraine worth over £500 million and 1,000 missiles from Belfast.
The British government has announced an urgent £500 million package to strengthen Ukraine's air defences, including through the PURL mechanism, which allows for faster delivery of interceptors. Against the backdrop of London's new announcements, the Ukrainian Air Force reported another massive attack by Russia with missiles and drones on the night of 12 February.
The State Bureau of Investigation announced the interrogation of businessman Vaganyan in Vienna in the case of former SBU general Naumov
The State Bureau of Investigations reported that as part of the investigation into the case of former head of the SBU's Main Directorate for Internal Security Andriy Naumov, its employees questioned businessman Serhiy Vaganyan in Vienna.
Houses in the suburbs of the capital, flats and salaries of up to 400,000 hryvnia: what is being declared in the BEB on the eve of certification
On the eve of the certification, employees of the Economic Security Bureau declared salaries ranging from 150,000 to 400,000 hryvnia per month, as well as the purchase of houses, apartments and cars. Some detectives only report significant changes in their financial status, without publishing their full declarations.