The Defence Procurement Agency signed contracts for the supply of B2-type special uniforms. Most lots were awarded without competition, with winners being enterprises linked to specific business groups.
In the early hours of 15 October, a drone from Ukraine crossed the Moldovan border near Gradynitsa and remained over its territory for approximately eight minutes.
Buyers of Alona Charyntseva's courses complain about the quality of training, refusals to refund money, and account blocking. The issue of her husband advertising casinos has also been raised.
Investigators established that the cosmetics and perfume retail chain concealed turnover through controlled sole proprietors, causing budget losses exceeding 37 million hryvnias.
The President of Ukraine has begun an intensive working visit to Brussels, where he will discuss with European partners a strategy to increase defence aid and strengthen pressure on the aggressor.
An incident involving a detention took place in the central part of the capital, near the metro station of the same name. Details of the case and the grounds for the detention are currently not disclosed.
According to Financial Times, European politicians will raise the issue of his public assessments of the US leader during a meeting with the Ukrainian president on 16 October.
Power cuts pose a threat to the lives of heat-loving residents, including crocodiles and meerkats.
Estonia plans to increase its financial support for Ukraine. The state will allocate an additional EUR 10m through the PURL mechanism, which is implemented within the framework of NATO.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal announced the new funding. He shared this information during talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, the Estonian government's press service reported.
According to Michal, Russia's actions and the growing number of hybrid attacks aim to divert attention from support for Ukraine. The Prime Minister emphasised that allies will jointly respond to the challenges created by Moscow and will continue to provide support to Kyiv.
"Цього року наша військова допомога Україні становить 0,28% ВВП. Минулого року цей показник становив 0,35%. Ми також надали Україні 21 млн євро в межах ініціативи PURL і незабаром виділимо на цей механізм ще 10 млн євро", - зазначив Міхал. ("This year, our military aid to Ukraine amounts to 0.28% of GDP. Last year, this figure was 0.35%. We have also provided Ukraine with EUR 21m within the PURL initiative and will soon allocate another EUR 10m to this mechanism," Michal noted.)
The head of the Estonian government also expressed hope that other Alliance members will find ways to increase their contribution to supporting Kyiv.
Kristen Michal added that Ukraine's membership in NATO would be its "most reliable long-term security guarantee and would be beneficial for all allies".
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