
Russia ships grain via Arctic route for first time since war began
Amid the paralysis of Black Sea trade, Moscow is using the historic Arctic corridor to send grain to Morocco.

Amid the paralysis of Black Sea trade, Moscow is using the historic Arctic corridor to send grain to Morocco.

In Shepetivka district, the director of a private enterprise is suspected of organising the illegal extraction of peat without a permit. The court has seized his assets.

Regulator worsens inflation forecast to 12.5% and expects GDP contraction due to Russian attacks and delays in external financing.

The BRAMA Telegram channel reported on a new scam scheme where fraudsters create fake websites disguised as a UN programme to steal banking data and confirmation codes.

The Dniprovskyi Court in Zaporizhzhia found a citizen guilty of customs violations for declaring a vehicle as humanitarian aid for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, although the vehicle never entered the unit's inventory.

A preschool in the capital recommends parents keep toddlers at home during the cold period. This is linked to the risk of severe frosts and power and water supply disruptions.

Vote on restricting Russian-language content in Odesa's public space failed due to lack of votes.

The right to deferment from mobilisation does not depend on who finances the education. The key factors are adherence to the sequence of education levels and full-time or dual form of qualification acquisition.

The Chernihiv city military administration released data on casualties resulting from a Russian strike on the central part of the city. It emerged that two 15-year-old girls are among the victims of the attack.
Earlier reports indicated that there were also injured people following the strike on central Chernihiv. At present, information regarding the injured and details of the attack circumstances is being clarified.
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