
Odesa court recovers over UAH 277,000 in tax debt from OnlyFans creator
The Odesa District Administrative Court upheld the tax authority's claim and ordered Irina Hulych to pay the debt for untaxed foreign income.

The Odesa District Administrative Court upheld the tax authority's claim and ordered Irina Hulych to pay the debt for untaxed foreign income.

Diplomatic consultations in the UAE resume this morning. The parties will focus on finding solutions to the key issues of the conflict.

The attack on the Nova Podusivka district on 10 November damaged city buses. This led to the temporary suspension of three lines, while the number of vehicles and schedules for two others are still being determined.

The enemy attacked Kryvyi Rih with strike UAVs, resulting in damage to residential buildings and infrastructure facilities. Some hospitals and pumping stations are operating on backup power.

Damage to the Northern and Southern bridges has complicated traffic in the capital, leading to huge congestion on approaches to the crossings.

The US Secretary of Defence responded to Congressman Thomas Massie's initiative, stating that all military actions were lawful and carried out on the president's orders.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha presented Kyiv's key requests to the G7 countries, emphasising the need for protection from airstrikes and increased pressure on Russia.

The Norwegian government leader stated that he does not rule out holding a new conversation with the Russian leader following the previous contact initiated by Oslo and Helsinki.

In the city of Gengelo (Netherlands), municipal authorities decided to immediately evict two brothers from Ukraine from a temporary accommodation facility. The inspection was initiated by an anonymous report.
Shelter manager Simone van Roy stated that during the inspection of the residents' housing, various types of drugs and chemical substances were found. Among them was hydrochloric acid. Tablets, mini scales, a large number of phones, and a large knife were also found in the room.
The authorities justified the eviction as necessary to protect other residents. The brothers did not accept the decision and appealed it in court.
The court ordered the municipality to provide the men with alternative housing. A fine of €1,000 per day was established for each day the brothers remained without shelter. The total amount of sanctions could reach €60,000.
Gengelo Mayor Sander Schelberg emphasised that returning the brothers to the same overcrowded shelter poses a threat to the safety of other people and staff. The municipality stands by its eviction decision and agreed to pay the fines imposed by the court.
Representatives of the Association of Dutch Municipalities (VNG) note that similar conflicts are arising across the country. Under the European Temporary Protection Directive, Ukrainian refugees have the right to housing, even if they are evicted from a specific facility. VNG proposes reviewing the rules and creating a separate centre for offenders.
Minister for Asylum and Migration Bart van den Brink called the brothers' actions unacceptable. He added that the government is discussing the possibility of placing such individuals in other centres, as changes to the legislation require time.
After the eviction, the men were temporarily accommodated in a hotel. The bill for the stay will likely be covered by the Gengelo municipality. From 10 November, the brothers were given a place in a shelter in a neighbouring municipality.
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