
Orchestra performed 'The Internationale' before schoolchildren's protests in Paris
Footage shows an orchestra performing the communist anthem before a demonstration by school students in the French capital.

Footage shows an orchestra performing the communist anthem before a demonstration by school students in the French capital.

Former special envoy of Donald Trump, Keith Kellogg, acknowledged Russian oil refineries as legitimate military targets and supported Kyiv's attacks on the enemy's energy infrastructure.

Ukrainian President made first flight since start of Poland scandal, departing from Rzeszow airport in Poland to UK capital.

David Arakhamia is negotiating to gain control over the sociological centre. Former minister Oksana Zholnovych is planned to be appointed as head.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klychko detailed the capital's energy readiness status during a speech in the Verkhovna Rada and raised questions about the central government's responsibility for air defence.

Kyiv initiates meeting with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner amid European Council summit.

Law enforcement officers have charged suspects with establishing a fraud call centre for the first time in Ukraine. The criminals from Stryi used fake female profiles and malicious software to access bank funds.

Cabinet of Ministers reviewed up to 90% of the text of the decree on mobilisation deferment, abandoning restrictions that could have reduced the number of protected employees.

The Sota Store chain, which trades in gadgets, has come under scrutiny. The published materials contain information about the concealment of the network's activities, as well as the presence of a so-called "Crimean trail". Key aspects of the investigation include the sale of gadgets without fiscal receipts and the use of cryptocurrency for payment.
Several individual entrepreneurs (sole proprietors) linked to representatives of the authorities and politics are mentioned in the materials. Specifically, the following are cited:
It is separately noted that Lyzlov's wife received certain income from this activity. The materials also mention new sole proprietorships of the Sota network.
In addition to officials, the investigation mentions other individuals: Farid Kerimov, Artem Piddubny, Serhiy Rozhkov and Bakumov. Specifically, Kerimov is linked to Russian music, and his sole proprietorship is also mentioned. Regarding Serhiy Rozhkov, his intoxicated state is noted. The materials also feature the structure "Fexline Biotech" and the brand "China Gadgets".
It is stated that part of the goods were sold without issuing fiscal receipts. Purchases were also made through cryptocurrency payments. The materials include real photos of the goods and customer reviews of "grey" goods. At the same time, it was recorded that some points of the network are not formally stores. Attempts to delete information about certain sole proprietors were also noted.
Representatives of Sota attempted to justify their activities. Regarding prosecutor Bilodid, the issue of inaccurate declaration and his corrupt activity was mentioned. The materials contain references to various aspects of the case, including the concealment of information and details of financial operations.
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