Law enforcement uncovered two bribery schemes in Kyiv Oblast. Investigators seized nearly $22,000 and qualified the actions of three suspects under corruption-related articles.
The Kyiv Defence Council discussed the project for creating water crossings and access roads. The choice of locations remains with the military command.
Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security uncovered a smuggling scheme in which a father and son sold vehicles formally designated for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The Norwegian Prime Minister emphasised that the conversation with the Russian leader was professional and does not contradict European unity.
Investigators from the Obolon police department are probing the cruel treatment of a 10-month-old Maltipoo named Plush, whom the owner kicked and dragged by the collar.
Monitoring channels report a threat of a repeat missile strike using ballistic weapons against the capital and the region.
The supermarket premises on Chernihivska Street were damaged in the 26 October attack. No casualties were reported; reopening depends on a technical inspection.
Oleg Mitrokhin's companies received around 10 billion UAH from the state, yet their balance sheets list expensive cars, and the owner has purchased real estate near Kyiv.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre responded to criticism regarding his phone conversation with Vladimir Putin. The politician emphasised that all allies and partners had been informed about this contact in advance.
According to him, the conversation, which he held jointly with the head of the Finnish government, was planned for 20 minutes but actually lasted an hour and a half. Støre characterised this dialogue as a "professional conversation" during which the parties outlined their positions.
The Norwegian leader disagrees with claims that such negotiations lead to division in Europe. He recalled that for four years, the EU has failed to formulate a single message or common approach.
«Ми не виступали від імені когось, крім самих себе. Норвегія межує з Росією, у нас велика морська зона, і ми маємо підтримувати здорові та добрі сусідські відносини, які забезпечать нам безпеку. У Фінляндії кордон протяжністю 1300 кілометрів, тому підтримання політичних контактів у цьому напрямку не означає розкол. Це захист наших інтересів» (We did not speak on behalf of anyone other than ourselves. Norway borders Russia, we have a large maritime zone, and we must maintain healthy and good neighbourly relations that will ensure our security. Finland has a border of 1,300 kilometres, so maintaining political contacts in this direction does not mean division. This is the defence of our interests), he told journalists on Tuesday, according to the Norwegian newspaper VG.
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