Commander of the Air Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine noted the slowdown of the Russian offensive due to high losses, stating that the capture of individual positions does not constitute an operational success.
Activists found significant discrepancies in the declarations of a Kyiv judge: from buying luxury cars and property at below-market prices to violations in drunk driving cases.
Social media users noted that they had temporarily forgotten about the Reconstruction Minister, who returned to communication after a six-day pause.
The High Anti-Corruption Court approved a plea deal with Kostiantyn Melnyk, who laundered funds received from a cable and wire product supplier.
Investigation materials feature a company linked to Oles Oleshko and a network of intermediaries with suspiciously high revenue. The investigation is establishing links to currency operations and car imports.
The unavailability of the corporation's tools forced employees of companies worldwide to end their working day early on Friday, the 13th.
Explosions in Rostov triggered a large-scale fire. Simultaneously, a missile threat was declared in the city.
Head of the Verkhovna Rada tax committee Vadym Hetmanets named West Auto Hub an active player in the shadow used car market linked to a Lutsk entrepreneur.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine promises to automatically extend the status of critically important enterprises. This applies to companies whose current status expires in November or December 2026.
According to the prepared draft regulatory act, the current status of such enterprises will be automatically extended. Preliminarily, it will be valid until 1 February 2027.
The relevant draft regulatory act has already been prepared.
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