
Kyiv metro green line will not connect Dnipro banks by year-end
People's Deputy Kreidenko said that pontoon bridges for restoring train traffic will take another 3-4 months to build.

People's Deputy Kreidenko said that pontoon bridges for restoring train traffic will take another 3-4 months to build.

Walt platform announces start of applications for tokenised Anthropic shares priced between $70 and $78. Trading begins on 19 November.

The company, registered in October 2026, won six tenders for the supply of DJI quadcopters, often being the sole participant.

Prime Minister Rumen Radev explained the country's refusal to participate in the new round of financial aid and weapons supply from arsenals by citing a budget deficit and changing front-line needs.

Sanctioned oligarch Vadym Novynskyi is a key patron ensuring the work of UOC-MP priests in Croatia and Slovenia through Serbian church structures.

Law enforcement committee supports government bill No. 16026, allowing prosecutors to demand documents without court approval, despite warnings of abuse risks.

The Lviv Regional Commercial Court ruled the lease agreement for 8.17 ha near the swimming lake invalid, yet city authorities approved the transfer of another 7.36 ha to a company whose management is linked to deputy Serhiy Churbanov.

US residents faced a mass outage of the internet and mobile communications, as well as a ship collision, which resembled the plot of a disaster film.

UOC protodeacon and sanctioned oligarch Vadym Novynskyi is one of the main donors for UOC-MP structures abroad, and also funds overseas organisations of the Russian Orthodox Church. According to LIGA.net, it is thanks to his funds that Serbian churches in Croatia and Slovenia have become available to UOC-MP priests who conduct services for Ukrainian refugees.
In April 2025, Novynskyi, acting in the role of a deacon, participated in an Easter service in Zagreb together with UOC priest Andrii Ivanenko. It is known that Novynskyi purchased real estate near Zagreb and obtained Serbian citizenship at the end of September.
Novynskyi's activities are viewed in the broader context of interaction between the Serbian Church and the ROC. It is also noted that a narrative is being promoted among Ukrainian refugees in the Balkans portraying the UOC-MP as a church suffering persecution from the Ukrainian authorities.
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