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A woman from the Lviv region lived for eight years with a mercury thermometer lodged in her body. It was removed by medical staff
In Lviv, medics saved the life of a woman who had sought treatment for abdominal pain. A mercury thermometer was found inside her body.
Rutte invited Zelenskyy to the NATO summit in Ankara and proposed a new model for supporting Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has confirmed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received an invitation to the Alliance’s summit in Ankara, which is due to take place in July. Meanwhile, NATO is discussing an initiative to provide long-term military support to Ukraine at a level of 0.25% of the allied nations’ GDP.
Strawberry prices have started to fall in Ukraine
On the Ukrainian market this week, wholesale prices for strawberries from local farms began to fall due to an increase in supply from producers in the western regions.
Elon Musk remains the world's richest person, with a fortune of $722 billion
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has retained the top spot in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index ranking of the world’s richest people. Since the start of the year, his fortune has grown by a further $103 billion.
Putin wants to end the war by the end of the year by capturing the Donbas, but the Russians are unable to advance
Ukraine and its partners are increasingly confident in their assessment that Russia is losing momentum on the front line. Against this backdrop, concern is growing in the Kremlin over the protracted nature of the war and the lack of a clear way out of the conflict.
The Kremlin has begun to suspect that the war against Ukraine has reached an impasse
Ukraine and its Western partners are growing increasingly confident about the situation on the front line, as the Russian offensive is losing momentum and the Kremlin is facing not only military but also domestic challenges.
Former head of the State Reserve suspected of involvement in a 36 million hryvnia scam
The NABU and the SAPO have announced that they have uncovered a scheme at a state-owned enterprise within the State Reserve Administration.
Import procedures for components have been simplified for arms manufacturers: what has changed
Ukraine has simplified the import of foreign components for the production of weapons and military equipment. The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution that speeds up customs clearance for materials and components for the defence sector.
The province of Alberta is to hold a referendum on secession from Canada — for now, a symbolic one
The Canadian province of Alberta will hold an advisory referendum in October on whether its residents wish to remain part of Canada.
A prolonged blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens to trigger a crisis similar to that of 2008 and a global recession
A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger an economic downturn comparable to the 2008 crisis. This was stated by analysts at Rapidan Energy Group against the backdrop of the escalating situation surrounding Iran.
The ashes of OUN leader Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia have been brought to Kyiv
The remains of Andriy Melnyk, one of the leaders of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, and his wife Sofia were brought to Kyiv on the night of 22 May.
PrivatBank has finally won its appeal against Kolomoisky and Bogolyubov in London
Апеляційний суд в Англії залишив у силі рішення про стягнення з Ігоря Коломойського та Геннадія Боголюбова понад 3 млрд доларів на користь ПриватБанку.