Journalistic investigation indicates that the leadership of the criminal group legalised itself in Ukraine in 2016–2017 with the assistance of the then leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The Cassation Criminal Court reviewed the verdict against the former head of the State Judicial Administration, reducing the sentence for abuse of influence.
The British media company published footage showing the scale of destruction to the thermal power plant's infrastructure and equipment following attacks.
Agroholding MHP has put its Western division, with a land bank of nearly 100,000 hectares, on the market. Experts estimate the value of the assets at between $180 and 400 million.
Ukrainian President discussed the persistent shortage of anti-ballistic missiles and disruptions in the Starshield satellite system with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
According to Reuters, Huang maintained a relationship with another company employee, bringing the number of his partners to three.
Unofficial Taliban directives complicate women's access to medical care, forcing patients to seek doctors who are male relatives in remote cities.
Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov stated that blogger Lachenkov facilitated a Russian information attack by spreading fake news about a criminal case against him.
Irish security forces have concluded that the Kremlin organised a large-scale wave of messages about alleged mining of infrastructure facilities with the aim of sowing panic. This is reported by The Sunday Times. According to assessments by Irish intelligence services, these threats targeted schools, television and radio companies, as well as supermarkets.
In addition, the Irish side accuses Russia of disseminating mass messages about bombs. Such threats were directed against at least 50 commercial flights operating between the United Kingdom, Ireland and continental European countries in both directions.
Since an important EU summit will take place in the Irish capital next week, police and defence forces are preparing enhanced measures. It is planned to block access to some areas of central Dublin and introduce a no-fly zone to prevent the intrusion of hostile drones.
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