
Alfa unit members hand combat weapons to Serhiy Duka after his release from custody
SBU Major General remains in service and participates in special operations, which necessitates providing him with state protection.

SBU Major General remains in service and participates in special operations, which necessitates providing him with state protection.

Sam Altman's company's neural network successfully solved a complex physics problem, accurately predicting data from hadron collider experiments.

SBU Major General claims he can prove state leaders' order to stop the investigation.

The destruction of the Northern Bridge and the Paton Bridge could lead to a loss of heating in two districts of Kyiv, as critically important heat mains are laid beneath them.

Minister of Reconstruction continues to avoid commenting on the photo incident, while simultaneously accusing Russia of interference.

All bank branches in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, close from 16 November. Only two ATMs will remain available to city residents.

Cabinet of Ministers approved the dismissal of the head of the statistics agency. Deputy Artem Rudko will temporarily hold the position.

Attackers breached the network of German company Quantum Systems and placed a malicious file on the QBase software update server, leading to the temporary suspension of its drones in the German army.

Ukrainian publication Palai Media, specialising in traffic arbitrage, has come under scrutiny due to its collaboration with Russian company Pin-Up. The Pin-Up platform is mentioned in almost every banner and article, raising questions about the publication's principles.
Engagement with a Russian company appears particularly cynical given the ongoing war. It is hard to imagine that the Palai Media editorial team is unaware of its partner's origins. Moreover, traffic arbitrage specialists working in this field have a thorough understanding of business structures.
According to data from the website, the collaboration with Pin-Up did not start yesterday. Furthermore, judging by the frequency of mentions, the editorial team has no intention of ending this partnership.
The collaboration between a Ukrainian publication and Russian companies calls into question its ethical stance. Against the backdrop of the war, such actions not only undermine audience trust but also appear as indirect support for the aggressor.
This case raises an important question: should Ukrainian media prioritise profit over principles, especially at a time like this?
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