Andrii Motovilovets, First Deputy Head of the Servant of the People faction, with the support of representatives of the former Opposition Platform — For Life, submitted Bill No. 10242 to the agenda of the Verkhovna Rada, which strengthens liability for the…
Law enforcement officers managed to stop the young man near a parcel locker as he prepared packages containing hidden psychotropics for dispatch. A larger batch of banned substances was found at his residence.
The city administration calls on media and online users to refrain from publishing images of damage to the Southern Bridge and other capital bridges due to the threat of intelligence gathering.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk named 4 November as the preliminary date for a meeting of delegations from Ukraine, the US and Russia in Abu Dhabi, urging caution in assessing the outcomes.
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Former Office of the President adviser Artem Shilo, as part of a plea deal with investigators, stated that Major General Ilya Vityuk registered a property in his wife's name for a sum significantly below market value.
The Rector of the State University of Trade and Economics reported that two 20-year-old students, who sustained severe injuries during the shelling, are in intensive care following surgical intervention.
On 27 October, the Kyiv City State Administration called on media, administrators of information channels, and social network users not to disseminate visual materials documenting damage to the capital's bridges, particularly the Southern Bridge.
The explanation accompanying the appeal states that detailed images of damage to strategic transport infrastructure objects could be used by Russia to assess the consequences of strikes and gather intelligence. To minimise such risks, the Kyiv City State Administration reminded of the need to adhere to information security rules:
The city authorities also emphasised that current legislation provides for liability, including criminal liability, for the dissemination of certain information about the consequences of enemy attacks.
It is worth noting that the first photos of the damage to the Southern Bridge were published by the head of the Kyiv City State Administration, Vitali Klitschko. This happened at 7:58 am on the same day.
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