Commercial court reviews prosecutor's lawsuit regarding illegal disposal of municipal plot in Victory Square, approved by deputies despite warnings to remove the item from the agenda.
Fresh strikes on infrastructure have left 135,000 residents of the region without power. Energy workers have already begun restoration work.
Nighttime UAV attack hit critical infrastructure in Kryvyi Rih. Nine trapped workers were rescued from a mine, and electric transport resumed operations.
The Dnipropetrovsk regional prosecutor's office has sent to court a case regarding the transfer of funds for the maintenance of a waste landfill based on false certificates.
Due to doubts regarding the engineering and ecological assessment, the ministry did not approve the change of boundaries for the area where over 900 hectares of forest remain uncleared.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the first Gripen aircraft are expected to arrive in January or February, with their deployment planned to counter Russian drones.
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Bruce Judice, who died before the vote, is leading in California. His supporters hope this will allow them to influence the governor's appointment of a successor.
Four people were injured as a result of Russia's massive use of unmanned aerial vehicles against Zhytomyr region. According to local authorities, the enemy carried out numerous strikes yesterday evening, resulting in damage to at least 20 vehicles, residential buildings and a private enterprise.
As reported by the head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, Vitaliy Bunechko, targeted strikes were directed at energy, transport and fuel infrastructure facilities. The impact zones covered the territories of Zhytomyr, Hlybovychtsia, Olevska, Zviahel and Oliivka communities.
Among the four injured are National Police officers. They arrived at the scene and, while documenting Russian crimes, came under a repeat enemy strike.
The injured are receiving necessary medical assistance. Work to clear the aftermath of enemy attacks continues at the shelling sites.
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