Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler stated that the country is considering legal action against the parties to the conflict if attacks on commercial vessels continue.
Head of the Chernihiv City Military Administration Dmytro Bryzhynskyi reported on the consequences of a Russian drone strike on the city on 28 October.
According to the investigation, a 54-year-old neurologist and a 65-year-old man received funds to help a senior sergeant obtain fictitious diagnoses and be removed from military registration.
Yuriy Holik, who posed as a consultant for the "Big Construction" project, concealed income from the tax authority and NABU. A road company linked to him received state orders worth UAH 22.28 billion.
Passengers who sold their homes to live permanently on the ship were ordered to disembark immediately. Fuel costs rose to $8,000 per cabin, rendering the business model financially unsustainable.
The President of Ukraine explained that a distributed network architecture allows connectivity to be maintained despite attacks, whereas Russia's centralised system is more vulnerable to such strikes.
A group of 18 MPs presented their own version of regulating real estate agent activities, responding to the initiative involving Olena Shulyak.
UK Finance Minister announces plans to provide Ukraine with $13 billion in economic and military support.
Following yesterday's strike on the Southern Bridge in Kyiv, metro train traffic has resumed on the left bank of the green line. This was announced by the Kyiv City State Administration.
At present, the exact timeframe for resuming right-bank service has not been determined. As planned, specialists are expected to receive the inspection report for the Southern Bridge at the beginning of next week. It is only after this document is received that a decision will be made regarding technical measures to restore the operation of the bridge and the above-ground section of the transport line.
Work to inspect the damaged structures is currently ongoing on a round-the-clock basis.
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