The meeting of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping scheduled for 19 November in Shenzhen, without the participation of Ukraine and a number of European states, recalls the 1945 Yalta Conference, posing risks to regional security.
The lawyer stated that he won the case against the Lviv media outlet, as the appellate court ordered the lower instance to commence the review of his claim.
The Russian army struck Sumy, Okhtyrka and Shostka districts with drones. Rescue services extinguished fires in buildings and vehicles.
The volunteer, who evacuated people under fire and was one of the heroes of a documentary film, was killed while carrying out a combat mission.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reacted sarcastically to the detention of Viktor Orbán's brother and the discovery of large sums of cash in hidden stashes during searches.
On Friday evening, a drone attacked the vessel Larissa 1 near Sfântu Gheorghe. The Romanian Defence Minister confirmed the incident; the investigation is ongoing.
The SBU's military counterintelligence unit caught a senior officer receiving an improper benefit from subordinates for processing documents for rewards for destroying enemy equipment.
The Russian side insists that London renounce the use of its nuclear potential to protect other European states. This demand is part of the list of conditions for ending the war.
The number of inquiries from Ukrainians seeking work for a limited period has noticeably increased in the Polish labour market. Some labour migrants plan to stay in Poland for only a few months to earn funds for the winter and return to their homeland.
Representatives of the recruitment agency Gremi Personal reported on this trend.
According to the company, the most popular sectors remain warehouse logistics and manufacturing enterprises. For many candidates, the key criterion is the contract duration, which should last several months.
Financial terms for such positions range from $1,200 to $2,000.
Gremi Personal emphasises that this trend indicates a shift in priorities. Ukrainians are increasingly preferring short-term projects rather than seeking options for permanent employment in Poland.
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