Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valerii Zaluzhny stated in a column for "Ukrainska Pravda" that following the Kherson operation, Russia adopted a strategy of attrition, and current hostilities constitute a war for a new world order.
The High Anti-Corruption Court found Irina Hryshchenko guilty of receiving improper benefit and sentenced her to eight years in prison.
116 combat clashes were recorded on 10 November. On the Pokrovsk direction, 67 occupiers were killed and 200 drones destroyed.
The agency found that the official cannot confirm the origin of $48,000 in cash, and also recorded a violation regarding a Dodge Durango registered to his wife's relative.
State Enterprise "Olympic Training and Sports Centre Koncha-Zaspa" signed a UAH 249.65m contract with ZH Kyiv LLC. The previous contractor, linked to Georgy Birkadze, received significant funds but failed to complete the work.
British counter-terrorism police detained a 41-year-old US Army representative near the city of Gloucester on Tuesday. He is suspected of spying for Russia.
JSC Ukrposhta signed a contract for the supply of 32 million kilowatt-hours of energy worth over UAH 274m. The supplier is an entity linked to Ukrzaliznytsia.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasised that she wants to be part of a pan-European voice rather than acting unilaterally, and highlighted the central role of European institutions.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen responded to journalists' questions on who should represent Europe in negotiations with Russia regarding the end of the war. The head of government emphasised that she does not wish to act unilaterally on behalf of the continent.
Commenting on the situation, Frederiksen noted that the issue requires discussion. She explained that the debate would take place later that evening, as well as during a subsequent meeting in Dublin.
“We will discuss this tonight, and also later in Dublin. For me, it is very important right now to support our European institutions,” the prime minister said.
In response to a direct question on whether she would like to represent Europe independently, Frederiksen answered in the negative. She emphasised that her goal is to be part of a general European voice, where institutions play a key role.
“No. I hope to be part of Europe's voice. But our institutions must be at the centre of our work,” the prime minister stressed.
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