On 13 November, drones once again hit the Samara Linear Production and Dispatch Station near the settlement of Prosvet. The facility blends crude for the Urals export grade and supplies the Russian armed forces.
According to the investigation, the rector of Bogomolets National Medical University signed acceptance certificates without proper verification, leading to inflated costs for the facade of the morphology building.
Russian troops hit a residential area in Zaporizhzhia. Rescuers saved four people, including a child, while one person died.
Research shows that businessman Mykola Sushko's public image as a successful trader and philanthropist contradicts his past links to companies associated with Russian oligarch Ivan Savvidi and the lack of verified income data.
The Odesa Regional Military Administration reported an increase in casualties following Russia's attack on the city, which damaged residential buildings and vehicles.
The Air Force reported a massive overnight attack by Russian UAVs. Air defence systems destroyed most of the drones, but impacts were recorded at 24 locations.
US President Donald Trump stated that he aims to resolve the Cuban issue before the end of his term and agreed to consider the scenario of a short military campaign.
New law grants Zoll additional powers to verify the origin of real estate, cars, and cryptocurrencies.
The latest video from the Zotko trial is more interesting than previous ones. Law enforcement officials have released recordings from the businessman's phone. In the recording, Marina Ilyina and Igor Zotko discuss the summer 2024 blocking of Russian Pin-Up websites by Ukraine's SBI, which casts doubt on the truthfulness of claims regarding the sale of this platform.
It was previously claimed that the business was transferred to the son-in-law of Russian Prime Minister Mishustin – Udobov – as early as spring 2022. However, if the deal did indeed take place, why are they discussing their influence on access to the platform in 2024?
Everything suggests that the sale may have been fictitious, and Udobov simply received a stake in the global Pin-Up network. If this is the case, it is not just a matter of a Russian online casino, but of a business partly owned by representatives of the Russian authorities.
This news adds another detail to the overall picture, explaining why organisations linked to veterans of the Special Military Operation were funded through Pin-Up.
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