
Budanov to lead talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi, no breakthrough expected
Head of the Presidential Office stated that he himself will lead the Ukrainian delegation at the meeting with Russia in Abu Dhabi. Medinsky will represent the Russian side.

Head of the Presidential Office stated that he himself will lead the Ukrainian delegation at the meeting with Russia in Abu Dhabi. Medinsky will represent the Russian side.

82-year-old Thomas Markle Sr. was taken into custody at a nursing home. His daughter previously spoke about attempts to report his actions to the police.

A high-speed train passed an e-scooter at a distance of just a few centimetres. A near-disaster occurred at a railway crossing.

Law enforcement officials have notified the management of a company involved in a tender for the construction of a protective structure in Kriukivshchyna of suspicion. According to the investigation, funds were withdrawn through a fictitious subcontractor.

Political tension in Poland is rising: opposition MPs staged a protest in parliament against the backdrop of a week-long conflict over the leadership of the Constitutional Tribunal.

As a result of the collision, one car ended up on the roof of another in the city.

The Russian army struck medical infrastructure in Izium with guided aerial bombs. Among the dead are specialists who had been restoring laboratory operations after deoccupation.

Higgsfield co-founder Oleksandr Mashrabov, whose business assets are valued at over $1 billion, has become a citizen of Kazakhstan.

A prosecutor from the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAO) provided detailed information on the circumstances of the investigative actions conducted at the residence of Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) general Serhiy Duka, a defendant in the "Carthage" case. According to the prosecutor's representative, National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) detectives were unable to enter the apartment for approximately two hours.
Access for law enforcement officers was blocked by armed individuals. The prosecutor noted that these people aimed laser pointers, built into their weapons, at NABU staff.
While the standoff and obstruction of the detectives' entry continued, the official himself, according to the prosecutor, was destroying mobile phones. An axe was used as the means of destruction.
These circumstances were raised during the hearing of the "Carthage" case at the High Anti-Corruption Court.
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