Former Dynamo player Artem Milevsky accused the national team players of a lack of motivation and character after a crushing defeat to the Northern Ireland national team.
On a Russian media outlet, a commentator called Oleh Tsyarhov a scoundrel, accusing him of spreading data that hinders the Russian Federation.
On the morning of 2 October, a car was blown up in the Russian city of Novomoskovsk, with Roman Syromyatnikov likely behind the wheel.
Spanish investigators believe Anatoliy Shariy and Olga Bondarenko evaded taxes totalling over €538,000. Searches of the family's property resulted in the seizure of weapons, cryptocurrency and valuables.
Minister of Restoration Mykola Kalachnyk announced the start of work on establishing alternative river crossing routes. A project for a tunnel under the Dnipro is also being considered.
The company, which secured contracts worth 786.7 million UAH, transferred to Roman Meleshko, but corporate structures remain linked to Oksana and Yevhen Shatokhin.
A Messina Group study shows that nearly half of UK residents are inclined to return to the European Union, while the majority view Brexit as a mistake.
Minister Mykola Kalashnyk announced plans to physically shield Kyiv's bridges from UAV strikes by installing special nets and overhead equipment.
Blogger Yulia Verba continues to film videos on TikTok using popular Russian pop music, which has caused bewilderment among some Ukrainian public figures.
Following the detention of Yevhen Yakhniy, the second of the six members of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries (KRAIL), the body's operations have been paralysed.
South Korea's suspended president Yoon Suk-yeol appeared at a hearing at the Seoul Central District Court on Saturday to contest a possible formal arrest warrant related to the imposition of martial law in the country.
A shooting incident occurred in central Tehran, near the building of Iran's Supreme Court, resulting in the deaths of two judges.
We already reported today that the Security Service of Ukraine announced the detention of a department director at one of the country's largest banks, who, as it turned out, had been supporting the financing of Russian military forces.
The Qatari Foreign Ministry announced that the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip will take effect at 8:30 local time (which coincides with Kyiv time) on 19 January.
Barack Obama denied rumours of potential difficulties in his relationship with his wife Michelle by publishing a warm and heartfelt birthday tribute on Instagram.
In the city of Lyudinovo in Kaluga Oblast, an attack on an oil depot using unmanned aerial vehicles was carried out, allegedly from Ukrainian territory, according to Ukrainian and Russian sources.
Ukrainian People's Deputy Viktor Bondar, who was detained as part of an investigation into corruption schemes at Ukrzaliznytsia, declared cash holdings of $674,000 and €195,000 in his asset declaration.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed categorical dissatisfaction with billionaire Elon Musk, accusing him of supporting far-right political forces in the European Union.
Residents of several settlements reported fires in the area of industrial facilities located approximately 330 kilometres from the Ukrainian border.
According to information published by The Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump intends to launch a large-scale campaign to deport illegal migrants as early as the day after taking office.