The industrial assets of the DCH holding are suffering financial losses and undergoing restructuring, while the group's financial sector remains profitable. Law enforcement continues to investigate cases linked to Ukrnafta and tax schemes.
According to The New York Times, panic is spreading in Kyiv over the lack of effective contingency plans for mass strikes on pumping stations and treatment facilities.
During Vitali Klitschko's 12-year tenure, $29m was spent on maintaining the Southern Bridge. An expert compares these costs with the speed of underwater tunnel construction in China and questions the existence of a strategic plan for the capital.
Mass walkouts by schoolchildren in France led to arson and attacks on police. Over 1,000 people, mostly minors, were arrested in two days.
US President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Time journalists, justified his position on Tehran, stating that only the elimination of Iran would allow global conflicts to be avoided.
Due to the complete closure of vehicle and public transport traffic on the Southern Bridge, Kyiv residents are forced to cross the Dnipro on foot.
Due to product surplus, rising costs, and security risks, some melon growers cannot sell their harvest. Field prices have dropped to 2-4 UAH per kilogram, failing to cover production costs.
Tennessee Governor has suspended all executions until the end of the year and ordered an investigation following the incident involving the convicted woman.
Polina Lysenko, Deputy Director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), submitted her resignation on 15 June. This event took place against the backdrop of an ongoing investigation within the framework of the 'Carthage' operation, which had been initiated earlier, on 28 May.
Information from the official's electronic declaration records that on 12 June, three days before her official dismissal, 300,000 hryvnia was credited to her salary card.
The total amount of Lysenko's remuneration for six months of work as NABU Deputy Director was 1.8 million hryvnia.
Polina Lysenko's husband holds a position in the Office of the Prosecutor General. Over the same six-month period, his income from salary amounted to 700,000 hryvnia.
The declaration also notes that the couple holds cash reserves of 71,000 US dollars and 4,000 euros.
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