
Oleksiy Kucherenko apologises for accidental exposure on Kyiv 24
The People's Deputy published an apology after an incident during a live broadcast on the Kyiv 24 channel, where he accidentally appeared half-naked.

The People's Deputy published an apology after an incident during a live broadcast on the Kyiv 24 channel, where he accidentally appeared half-naked.

A network producing fake study certificates was uncovered in Poland. Two Ukrainian citizens were detained during a large-scale operation.

Near Toretsk, a soldier from the 100th Brigade named Oleksandr, callsign "Avdos", remained encircled for over four months, receiving support only via drones.

It has been established that the facility did not dispose of crocodiles over the past 15–16 years, refuting Vladyslav Sokolov's claims about purchasing the animal for $2,500.

Licence agreements for the localisation of air defence missile production remain unapproved, despite prior agreement by senior US officials.

European Commission President announces 22nd sanctions package against Russia and outlines EU priorities: ceasefire, security guarantees, and funding for Kyiv in 2027.

Former leader of the band "Tartak" wrote a composition dedicated to the memory of a 21-year-old serviceman who died in December 2025. Viktor Novosylov became the performer of the track.

Artist MELOVIN stated that his fee for festive performances is $12,000–$13,000, and no agreements have been reached with clients yet.

82-year-old opera diva Montserrat Caballé will spend six months in prison. A Spanish court sentenced the performer to a custodial term for tax evasion.
According to official documents, Caballé resided in Andorra and concluded all performance contracts through an Andorran company. Her actual place of residence, however, was Barcelona. The neighbouring country was used by the singer to evade taxes.
In addition to incarceration, the opera singer is required to pay a fine of €255,000 to the state. Caballé has also been barred from receiving any subsidies or benefits for a period of one and a half years.
Montserrat Caballé herself did not attend the court hearing; her lawyers represented her interests instead. The singer was feeling unwell and gave her testimony via video conference, during which she fully admitted her guilt.
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