A former soldier who sustained a disability at the front pointed out that individuals detained during mobilisation are often not allowed to inform their relatives of their whereabouts.
NABU and SAP have completed the investigation into three active judges and one retired judge, who are suspected of receiving improper benefit for a ruling in favour of Kostiantyn Zhevhago.
The anti-corruption agency recorded deficiencies in the operation of internal channels for reporting corruption in the Kamianets-Podilskyi City Council.
The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court upheld the verdict against Lyudmyla Marchenko for attempting to bribe an official over a fence. Her assistant received a fine instead of imprisonment.
Zahid Krasnov demands the SBU open a criminal case against Boris Filatov after European experts identified signs of treason in his statements.
The majority of Czech citizens approve of the return of mandatory military service and are ready to defend the country, but only a quarter believe the state is ready for a major security crisis.
A club in Warsaw refused to host the Russian performer after reports emerged about his songs containing offensive comparisons regarding Polish women and Ukrainians.
Russian oil trader Yuriy Shamara, whose assets are linked to the Russian Orthodox Church and the "shadow fleet", evades Western sanctions despite the thwarted attempt to establish an intelligence base in Cumbria.
Davyd Arakhamia, head of the parliamentary faction "Servant of the People", expressed his position on Ukraine's participation in "Group of Twenty" meetings. According to him, Kyiv sees no point in attending such meetings if Russia is not present.
The politician explained his view, noting that discussing current issues without the participation of Russian Federation representatives loses its meaning. "We do not agree, because simply sitting at a G20 meeting without the Russians — what would be the topic then? I think it is important for Russia to be present," Arakhamia emphasised.
In addition to the discussion surrounding the G20, the faction leader reported that the Russian side had given verbal consent to conducting humanitarian operations, following the example of the mission in Oleshky.
At the same time, Arakhamia emphasised that implementing these initiatives requires developing specific projects, coordinating the relevant documents, and overcoming mutual distrust between the parties.
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