Research shows that businessman Mykola Sushko's public image as a successful trader and philanthropist contradicts his past links to companies associated with Russian oligarch Ivan Savvidi and the lack of verified income data.
The Odesa Regional Military Administration reported an increase in casualties following Russia's attack on the city, which damaged residential buildings and vehicles.
The Air Force reported a massive overnight attack by Russian UAVs. Air defence systems destroyed most of the drones, but impacts were recorded at 24 locations.
US President Donald Trump stated that he aims to resolve the Cuban issue before the end of his term and agreed to consider the scenario of a short military campaign.
New law grants Zoll additional powers to verify the origin of real estate, cars, and cryptocurrencies.
On 11 November, at the National Cemetery in Arlington, a US service member shouted at a group, which included Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, as they laughed near the tomb.
MP Oleksiy Kucherenko reported that the facilities are not ready by 1 October, while contractors have already received UAH 750 million in advances.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained two Ukrainian citizens in New York State who were in the country under humanitarian programmes. Lawyers are challenging the government's actions in federal court.
The popular Skype messenger, which for a long time remained a synonym for video calls and internet communications, will be permanently shut down in May. The inevitable end of the service became known thanks to a line of code found in a beta version of the application.
What awaits users?
All current Skype users will be automatically migrated to Microsoft Teams, which is gradually becoming the company's primary communication tool. In the coming months, Microsoft will officially announce the details of this transition.
The end of an era of internet calls
Skype, first launched in 2003, was a revolution in the field of online communication but gradually lost its popularity. It was first displaced by WhatsApp, Zoom and Telegram, and then Microsoft itself began actively promoting Teams. Now the era of Skype will finally come to an end.
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