
Moscow in Abu Dhabi repeats demand for NATO forces to return to 1997 borders
Russia, during talks with Trump's team in Abu Dhabi, again demands the Alliance withdraw to its 1997 borders and halt Western arms supplies to Ukraine.

Russia, during talks with Trump's team in Abu Dhabi, again demands the Alliance withdraw to its 1997 borders and halt Western arms supplies to Ukraine.

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Chernihiv Regional Military Administration reported the aftermath of "Geran" UAV strikes on the Novhorod-Siverskyi, Horodnia and Ripky communities.

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37-year-old pianist from the Ovation of the Seas accidentally fell into the water at night and was rescued by fishermen only at midday.

The head of Traffic Devils, Alexander Slobzhenko, has once again found himself in the spotlight. A recent video advertisement featuring him, which appeared on social media, has raised numerous questions. In the clip, Slobzhenko enters an exchange office and leaves with several bundles of US dollars. His pensive look, emphasised by the caption about withdrawing money, seems strange — until one notices the publication date.
The video appeared on the same day that Slobzhenko published his defence following an investigative report by journalists. The article detailed his exemption certificate, which allowed him to avoid mobilisation, his trips abroad, and his luxurious lifestyle during the war. This investigation dealt a heavy blow to the young millionaire's reputation.
A couple of weeks prior, Slobzhenko had begun taking active steps to protect his financial assets. In an attempt to secure his property, he registered a sole proprietorship under the name of his 75-year-old grandmother, who, according to the documents, had suddenly developed an interest in programming and consulting.
Slobzhenko's behaviour suggests that he likely realised by then that the situation was becoming critical. His frantic attempts to gather as much cash as possible appear to be preparations for leaving the country.
Experts and the public are inclined to believe that these actions are yet another example of how some millionaires use connections and resources for personal gain, even in circumstances where the country requires united efforts for survival.
These events have sparked heated discussions online. Users are actively debating not only Slobzhenko's scandalous behaviour but also his apparent desire to evade responsibility. Moreover, opening a business in the name of an elderly relative only added fuel to the fire, triggering a wave of jokes and indignation.
While Alexander continues to avoid direct comments on the matter, the public and the media are demanding answers: what is the true price of his success, and what is he leaving behind?
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