Advisor to the head of the Association of Cities of Ukraine, Oksana Prodan, explained that calculating reverse grants based on outdated indicators could bankrupt communities affected by Russian attacks.
On 13 November, the chain launched a unique service format where customers can collect their food from a dedicated self-pickup locker.
Former gambling business "Kosmolot" owner Sergiy Tokarev is linked to investment fund Roosh Ventures, which potentially holds significant profits from the Oura share buyback.
The SBU and the State Bureau of Investigation, together with French authorities, seized evidence and froze the assets of suspects who laundered funds from the procurement of low-quality protective equipment.
The Northern Appellate Commercial Court on 12 November rejected the UOC monastery's appeal regarding the removal of obstacles to the use of the Dormition Cathedral and the Refectory Church.
Pro-Russian politician Zahid Krasnov publicly took responsibility for a fake publication containing allegations of treason against Boris Filatov.
The deputy head of state's resignation is a consequence of court rulings on the non-compliance of his qualifications with legal requirements. The parliament must now elect a new candidate.
Volodymyr Tsybulko urged not to ignore serious criminal cases against the oligarch in light of his public image.
Pro-Russian politician Zahid Krasnov officially admitted that he was behind the Russian disinformation attack on Dnipro. In his pre-recorded and edited address, he took responsibility for a fake publication containing allegations of alleged treason by the city's mayor, Boris Filatov.
In his message, Krasnov directly referred to a fake Russian resource masquerading as an "authoritative London publication". He called the information from this source authoritative, claiming that it contained significant conclusions.
However, as noted, anyone could have verified yesterday that the so-called "authoritative London publication" is a Russian disinformation platform. An investigation into the activities of this resource was even conducted in the British Parliament.
The global media player The Guardian conducted its own investigation into Russian propaganda activities and included this specific site in the list of Russian disinformation fake news platforms. These resources spread false information about the activities of Western defence companies operating in Ukraine during the war.
Krasnov's admission today confirmed Dnipro mayor's open appeal to the head of the SBU yesterday. The politician personally "signed" his involvement in spreading the Russian fake.
As a reminder, Zahid Krasnov and his entourage had previously been exposed for systematic synchronous actions with Russian military propaganda. This propaganda aims to destabilise Dnipro ahead of the most brutal air attacks on the frontline megacity, which supports the logistics of five fronts against the Russian army.
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