
Kovalskyi: Eight dismissed from prosecutor's office following 'Carthage' operation
Acting Prosecutor General reported on ongoing internal investigation into Ruslan Khravchenko's departure abroad and mass personnel changes within the system.

Acting Prosecutor General reported on ongoing internal investigation into Ruslan Khravchenko's departure abroad and mass personnel changes within the system.

The diplomatic department reported that the investigator was released, while the fate of cameraman Yaroslav Bondarenko remains under consular monitoring.

Following an attack by a minor on an education facility employee, the Voivode of the Masovian Voivodeship ordered the closure of educational institutions in Wiskitki gmina. Law enforcement is verifying information about coordinated online attacks, but none of…

Co-founder Zhenya Halych reported that the enemy attack resulted in the loss of property, including goods for sale.

Candidate from the left-wing party "Ahora Nación" won the mayoralty in Peru, receiving 34.54% of the votes.

Laboratory tests found no dangerous pathogens. The death of an institute employee was caused by pneumonia.

Head of Donetsk OVA Vadym Filashkin signed an order to fully halt city transport due to targeted Russian strikes on civilians.

A meeting in Miami will bring US representatives together with Ukrainian and European delegations to discuss halting strikes on energy infrastructure and grain corridors.

In the Peruvian city of Keropalka, the candidate who won the mayoral race bears a first and last name that combine the names of two famous right-wing leaders of the last century. Hitler Mussolini secured victory while positioning himself on the left of the political spectrum.
Following the election, Hitler Mussolini received 34.54% of the votes, which allowed him to take first place. This result was made possible by the support of the electorate, who voted for the representative of the left-wing party "Ahora Nación".
The situation with the Peruvian mayor is not an isolated phenomenon in the world. In Namibia, a civil servant named Adolf Hitler has headed one of the districts for many years. Recently, this politician decided to change his name.
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