Death sentence for three attackers at church in Jordan where nine people were killed
A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.
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Vitaliy Yurchenko suspected of involvement in the murder of Ihor Komarov
Vitaliy Yurchenko, a participant in international fraud schemes and a figure in cases concerning possible cooperation with intelligence services, is named as the first suspect in the brutal murder of Ihor Komarov.
Mercedes kills pedestrian in Yavoriv district, driver flees scene
On 13 November in Husakiv village, a 39-year-old driver hit a 71-year-old man, who died at the scene. Law enforcement found the suspect and opened a criminal case.
Acting head of Fontanska village council concealed loan debt and part of assets
NABU detected numerous violations in Andrii Serebrii's declarations, including the failure to disclose data on real estate, cars, and a significant loan debt.
French school administrators demand protection from violence amid student protests
Educational institution leaders in France held a protest action, declaring an unbearable level of threats and aggression that has risen during lycée blockades.
Zelensky: Age of F-16s limits their use due to frequent repairs
President stated that Ukrainian F-16 fighters lack cannon ammunition, and more aircraft are needed in the air for effective defence.
Expert warns: Kyiv could split in two due to poor condition of bridges
Oleh Popenko stated that due to the unsatisfactory technical condition of infrastructure, Russia would only need a few strikes to cut off the left bank of the capital.
Svitolina beats Sabalenka at WTA Finals, but rival lets slip a crude slur
The Ukrainian tennis player reached the semi-finals of the WTA Finals by defeating her Belarusian opponent. During the match, Sabalenka reacted scandalously to lost rallies, addressing Svitolina with offensive words.
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets: implementation of humanitarian mission in Kostiantynivka will be exceptionally difficult
Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights explained why Oleshky experience cannot be replicated in Donetsk region due to lack of natural barriers and need for prior communication with AFU.
Taipei accuses Beijing of secretly deploying over 100 ships to exert pressure ahead of APEC summit
Chinese military forces have gathered a massive flotilla near Taiwan without an official announcement. Taiwanese officials describe this as quiet intimidation ahead of key international meetings.
Court in Lviv confiscates 329 kg of coffee brought from Poland without declaration by Bukovyna resident
The Halytskyi District Court of Lviv found the driver of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter guilty of customs rule violations for attempting to smuggle a commercial batch of coffee disguised as personal belongings.
Rubio: US economic pressure makes military action against Iran unnecessary
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasised that the effectiveness of sanctions and the naval blockade allows for refraining from large-scale combat operations against Tehran.
Budonov in Warsaw: Ukraine interested in expanding cooperation with Poland in trade and manufacturing
Head of the Presidential Office stated at a conference in Warsaw that last year's trade volume of nearly $13 billion does not exhaust the partnership's potential, especially after EU accession.