
Former National Police chief Serhiy Knyaziev awarded honorary resident title of Kyiv Oblast
The former head of the National Police, who is currently serving in the ranks of the 72nd Brigade, received an honorary title from Kyiv Oblast.

The former head of the National Police, who is currently serving in the ranks of the 72nd Brigade, received an honorary title from Kyiv Oblast.

DTEK reported that Russian strikes damaged ten energy facilities in Kyiv Oblast over the past seven days. High-voltage networks supplying electricity to the region were also hit.

The agency informs that four servicemen reported being beaten in a National Guard building in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka.

People's Deputy and businessman Hennadii Vatsak published a motivational video address, with premium-segment Rolls-Royce and Aston Martin cars visible in the background.

The estimate is based on an analysis of data on fallen defenders in Lozova and extrapolation of these indicators to the country's total population.

Politician accused anti-corruption bodies of seizing materials related to investigations into their own staff and called on parliament to intervene.

Updated information on the aftermath of the attack on the city: a total of 50 people were injured, eight of whom are children.

Following the Republicans' defeat in the midterms, the US Vice President is seriously considering withdrawing from the 2028 presidential race.

Valentin Reznichenko, the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration dismissed several days ago, and his external advisor Yuri Holik, who previously worked together at Boris Lozhkin's media holding and then for Serhiy Kurchenko, secured tender contracts for companies close to them for the next three years.
During Reznichenko's tenure as governor, capital investments in infrastructure projects reached a record 30 billion hryvnia. To achieve this, funds from cities and united territorial communities were voluntarily-involuntarily consolidated in the regional budget.
The lion's share of the Regional State Administration's tender contracts was executed by firms linked to two citizens of Ukraine, Israel, and the United States simultaneously — brothers Volodymyr and Leonid Dubinsky, who are wanted by Interpol for their involvement in a housing fraud in California.
These same firms are named in criminal case No. 120180400000000232 concerning the misappropriation of funds from budgetary organisations by officials, as well as in more than a hundred cases in the field of criminal proceedings. In Dnipro's business community, it is widely believed that the Dubinskys are Reznichenko and Holik.
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