A scheme for misappropriating budget funds through the supply of non-compliant products was uncovered at the DSS "Odesa" Medical Rehabilitation Centre. Four individuals have been charged.
The first automated point for obtaining pregnancy termination supplies in Poland has been installed at the Abotak premises on Wiejska Street.
The Federation of Metallurgists of Ukraine confirmed the complete cessation of steel production in the country. This occurred against the backdrop of the winding down of operations at industry enterprises.
Due to significantly exceeded repair timelines in Belgium, over half of Ukraine's F-16 fighters are already undergoing maintenance, putting the readiness of the remaining fleet at risk by the end of the current year.
Local sources reported that the victim of yesterday's shooting in Odesa turned out to be a high-ranking military sailor.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that enterprises in Europe producing weapons for Kyiv may come under attack. She also claimed that such countries are directly involved in the conflict.
The Warsaw CS 2 competitive project, scheduled for 3 October, sparked debate due to the presence of Solovyov in the DEVILS team lineup and the 1win Partners logo.
A meeting between former MP Maksym Sigalov, Russian citizen Dmytro Punin and mayor Kamill Primakov was recorded at a restaurant on the French Riviera. The conversation concerned the scaling of Russian online casinos in Ukraine.
Ukraine may lose the ability to use all its available F-16 fighters by the end of the current year. The Wall Street Journal reports this, citing information from a source.
According to the journalists' data, over 50% of combat aircraft of this type in the service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are already awaiting scheduled maintenance. Experts note that if current rates of operation and repair are maintained, Kyiv may lose access to the remaining aircraft by the end of the year.
F-16 fighters require inspection of main systems after approximately 300 flight hours. In the US, this procedure typically takes between two and six weeks.
However, the situation is different in Belgium, where maintenance is carried out on aircraft transferred to Ukraine. Here, repair timelines are significantly longer and can reach 40 weeks.
A source for The Wall Street Journal emphasises that it is precisely this discrepancy in maintenance duration that creates a critical situation. Under current operating conditions and repair queues in Belgium, Ukraine risks being left without a single F-16 fighter ready for combat use by the end of the year.
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