Head of the Association of Utility Consumers noted that Russian attacks could cause critical disruptions, potentially requiring resource delivery via special transport.
Prosecutors have prepared a package of materials for the extradition to Ukraine of the former MP detained in Sweden. The documents have already been handed over to the Swedish side.
According to media outlet "Vykrivach", business structures associated with German businessman Vadim Rosenstein show billion-ruble turnover in the Russian market and pay taxes to the Russian budget.
The regional military administration reported the death of a teenager following a drone strike on a residential building in Kyiv Oblast.
In Zakarpattia, the head of a construction firm and the husband of a landowner were detained for attempting to bribe a judge through an intermediary to lift a ban on the construction of a residential complex.
Acting head of the Disinformation Counteraction Centre warned that the speed of news publication does not always indicate its truthfulness.
The number of citizen appeals to tax authorities has increased by 20%. Experts warn of the risks of high fines for untaxed income and advise keeping financial documents.
Claims have emerged online regarding Deputy Defence Minister Mstyslav Banik crossing the border with Russia and making financial transfers in 2016–2017. There is currently no independent confirmation of these facts.
Media report that Iranian television has aired detailed recommendations for citizens in the event of a possible nuclear strike. This was reported by the Arab television network Al Arabiya.
Citizens are advised not to look at the flash of the explosion. Residents are recommended to immediately move inside sturdy structures, staying as far away from windows as possible.
Particular emphasis is placed on the duration of stay in protective structures. People are urged to be prepared to remain in shelters for at least 24 hours. This measure is necessary to protect against radioactive fallout.
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