
Budanov raised issue of acquiring reactors for Khmelnytskyi NPP in Bulgaria
During a meeting with Kyrylo Budanov, gas supplies and Kyiv's renewed application to purchase Russian reactors left in Bulgaria were discussed.

During a meeting with Kyrylo Budanov, gas supplies and Kyiv's renewed application to purchase Russian reactors left in Bulgaria were discussed.

Local authorities in Poland were forced to cover a significant portion of the repair costs and lost income for the owner of a McLaren 570 GT, which was damaged by a pothole on a municipal road.

Former defence minister stated that speed restrictions for Starshield are being lifted, calling this critical for defence, and thanked Musk.

The American rapper was injured during a conflict with another inmate. The clash was triggered by other prisoners' dissatisfaction that restrictions imposed due to Diddy's status were being extended to them.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiga announced Kyiv's readiness to stop strikes on Russian refineries in exchange for a halt to attacks on Ukraine's energy system.

Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko called on Donald Trump to abandon purchases of Russian fuel and recall the security guarantees provided to Ukraine in 1994.

Russian TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak revealed the content of the final text by 20-year-old Ivan Gudkov, who took his own life. The document discussed the difficulties of adapting abroad.

US FBI Director Kash Patel refuted MS NOW's report on his presence in Russia. He stressed that facts take precedence over sensational headlines.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to British journalist Piers Morgan about his feelings regarding the current situation with American support. The head of state answered candidly when asked whether he feels betrayed.
When Morgan directly asked if there is a sense of betrayal, Zelensky did not dodge the answer.
“Yes. It is a pity that we are losing a strong partner,” the president noted.
The journalist continued the topic, asking whether the Ukrainian leader believes the country is losing support from the United States. Zelensky again answered in the affirmative, adding an important clarification regarding the causes of this process.
“Yes, but not through our fault. We cannot be weak,” the head of state emphasised.
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