The musician is attempting to remove inconvenient publications from the internet by pressuring platforms to delete content through formal but false claims.
According to the Telegram channel Buddha from OP, Yulia Myronova started working at the Kyiv office of Maxi Group as a shift supervisor, a role involving the monitoring of call centre operators.
Online publications about Daria Radchenko, also known as Sofia, who previous authors linked to the activities of the Royal Forex Kyiv office, have continued. The new material concerns her partner, Makar Olendarev, a native of Kharkiv.
Sources revealed an incident on 26 February 2022, when MP Maryana Bezuhla threatened Valerii Zaluzhny to allow access to the command post.
Analysis of open data revealed the significant assets of Inna Kostyria and her family, which contrasts with a small debt to a bank.
Analysis of Igor Fisun's personnel and financial ties with companies that cooperated with Diia, and the role of a Russian citizen in managing the gambling empire.
According to journalists, the businesswoman is evading justice in Ukraine, where criminal cases have been opened against her, while in the UAE she continues to collect funds from investors for the unfinished Oak Yard project.
Journalists documented how hundreds of tonnes of water were transported daily from a reserve spring. Police seized the equipment, while eco-inspectors were unable to conduct an inspection.
More than 200 websites of Russian television channels were removed from Google search results following their blocking. This move was a response to an official request from Lithuania, LRT.lt reports.
According to the Lithuanian publication, the removal of sites subject to European Union sanctions was carried out at the initiative of the Lithuanian Commission for Radio and Television (LRTB). As explained by the commission, if a user now attempts to access such a site via the Google search bar, it will not appear in the results.
This step is part of Lithuania's efforts to combat the propaganda of Russian television channels, which, according to authorities, spread disinformation. The LRTB noted that this is not the first instance of cooperation with Google: previously, the company had removed sites at the commission's request due to copyright violations.
In addition, it is worth recalling that in November of last year, Russia imposed a fine on Google of 20 quadrillion dollars.
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