President's Office adviser Serhiy Leshchenko stated that Ukraine could propose establishing a demilitarised zone only in the area of direct combatant confrontation in the Donetsk region.
A structure linked to oligarch Kropachov, which is in bankruptcy proceedings, files a lawsuit against the State Tax Service for an amount exceeding 400 million hryvnia.
People's Deputy Maryana Bezuhla believes that changes in the leadership of the Marine Corps and the status of the 59th Brigade will contribute to increasing the combat readiness of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Due to the risk of ballistic weapons use, a red danger level has been established in the capital and a number of Ukrainian regions. Residents are urged to take shelter immediately.
Former Ukrainian ambassador to the US, Volodymyr Yelchenko, explained how to limit the Russian delegation's participation in UN meetings, citing the 1956 Hungary precedent.
Poland will include two Soviet-made fighter jets and artillery shells in its new military aid package.
US Secretary of War removes lieutenant general from post amid potential escalation of conflict with Iran. New J5 head not yet appointed.
The Russian army attacked a veterinary facility in Chernihiv, injuring three women and forcing the evacuation of over 100 animals.
The Special Tribunal, established to investigate and prosecute Russia's crimes in Ukraine, should not be perceived exclusively as a European-scale instrument. As Esposito emphasised, this issue has a global character, so countries located outside Europe need to be involved in the process.
“The Special Tribunal should not be viewed merely as a European solution to a problem that actually has a global dimension,” he stated.
According to Esposito, the Council of Europe has already taken a significant step by providing the institutional foundation for the creation of the tribunal. However, its international legitimacy will depend on the breadth of the circle of states that become its participants.
The involvement of countries outside the European region becomes a key factor. Broad international participation will be an important condition for its legitimacy.
Esposito appealed to all states that supported the relevant resolution of the UN General Assembly, calling on them to join the Special Tribunal.
Particular emphasis was placed on the need to expand international participation in the activities of the Commission for the consideration of claims for compensation for damages inflicted on Ukraine as a result of Russian aggression.
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