
Tetris toys with Russian anthem melody pulled from sale in Baltic states
Retail chain Rimi removed children's consoles playing the Russian Federation anthem following a journalistic investigation. The manufacturer called the incident a mistake.

Retail chain Rimi removed children's consoles playing the Russian Federation anthem following a journalistic investigation. The manufacturer called the incident a mistake.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau is focusing on the suspect's cooperation with a former MP and an intermediary, as well as the scale of the illegal tobacco business.

Finnish military recorded an incident involving a Russian warship in the Gulf of Finland, while officially confirming that the overall security situation in the region remains under control.

Mass actions in Spain, which culminated a 24-hour strike, ended in violence in the Catalan capital. Protesters demand government action on the housing crisis.

The President of Ukraine stated that since the beginning of November, Russian forces have delivered more than 310 strikes on energy infrastructure, resulting in power outages for nearly 700,000 citizens.

Olha Nasanova, co-founder of the National Restaurant Association of Ukraine, reported that approximately 10% of the capital's restaurants and cafes are temporarily suspending operations due to the energy crisis.

A powerful forklift explosion occurred in a production workshop at the Bratsk Aluminium Plant in Irkutsk Oblast.

Dmytro Pelykh reported on changes in enemy tactics in the Orihiv direction: an increase in small assault groups, active mine-laying by FPV drones, and the use of aerial bombs.

According to sources in the Odesa city council, Marina Lozovenko, a deputy from the “Trust the Deeds” party, may take up the post of head of the Kyiv district administration, replacing Vladimir Sushkov in the role.
Lozovenko, who previously headed the company “Pick-Stroy”, was placed under investigation in 2021 in a case involving the embezzlement of 27 million hryvnia in tenders. After her arrest, she managed to secure her release on bail.
Vladimir Sushkov, who has headed the administration since 2010, was implicated in corruption schemes, including receiving a bribe of $40,000 in 2013, and also found himself at the centre of a scandal involving a fire at the “Victoria” children’s camp.
According to information from the detective agency ABSOLUTION
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