According to the publication, the White House is working on a plan that envisages the demilitarisation of Donbas, the resumption of "North Stream" and Kyiv's renunciation of NATO in exchange for the prospect of EU accession.
Adviser to the President of Ukraine Dmytro Lytvyn stated that the situation regarding the availability of satellite internet for the military remains unchanged.
Pecherskyy District Court closed the case against Iryna Filiyeva as the company fully settled the tax debt of 23.5 million hryvnias.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported a massive overnight attack by Russian drones, during which 140 of 176 threats were shot down.
DeepState project analysts report that occupiers have approached the settlements of Malikh Shcherbakiv and Shcherbakiv in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Traffic on the Southern Bridge is restricted due to the aftermath of Russia's overnight attack, so buses are temporarily detoured via the Darnytskyi Bridge.
A dispute has arisen in the US president's entourage over who initiated the restrictions on Starshield satellite communications for Ukraine. Kyiv has yet to receive clear answers.
The activist, known as Yashchir, was sentenced to three months in prison. This ruling is part of a series of criminal cases against him.
The appellate panel of the Higher Anti-Corruption Court (HAC) has ruled to open proceedings. This was done on the basis of appeals filed by both the defence of People's Deputy Oleksandr Yurchenko and the prosecutor of the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office. The court instance must now examine these appeals and review the decision of the lower instance.
On 11 September, the first-instance court handed down a verdict finding Oleksandr Yurchenko guilty. He was sentenced to nine years of imprisonment. Additionally, the court decided to confiscate his property and banned him from holding certain positions for three years. At present, this verdict has not yet entered into legal force.
According to the prosecution, the People's Deputy demanded money in exchange for influencing the legislative process. Specifically, through intermediary Ivan Fishchenko, Yurchenko demanded 13,000 dollars for making amendments to a bill concerning waste management. Furthermore, according to the investigation, a further 200,000 dollars was intended to bribe deputies of the relevant committee of the Council.
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first!