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The news from Liga.net focuses heavily on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with reports on potential Russian escalation, drone attacks within Russia, and the strategic importance of military aid like Patriot missiles. Domestically, there are reports on legal issues related to military conscription…
The Prosecutor General's office has reported that over 1500 individuals were illegally removed from military records in the Zakarpattia region, with video evidence supporting the claims.
According to The Wall Street Journal, US intelligence has issued a warning that Russian President Vladimir Putin may consider a limited invasion of a NATO member state.
Reuters reports that a former US Marine detained in Russia is currently in critical medical condition.
Drone attacks have targeted Russia again, with a significant fire reported at a Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg.
The UN Secretary-General has expressed deep concern regarding the recent strikes on Ukraine and what he described as 'escalation on Russian Federation territory'.
In an interview, the CEO of OKKO discusses the company's financial situation, stating that despite reduced earnings due to the fuel crisis, investments in development continue, amounting to at least $25 million annually.
This special project highlights businesses that are maintaining operations close to the front lines of the conflict, showcasing their resilience.
Former US President Donald Trump has responded to Ukrainian President Zelensky's appeal for Patriot missile systems, indicating a desire for such weaponry.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko shares his views on diplomacy and the prospects for ending the war, stating that Putin has not achieved his objectives.
An analysis discussing Russia's use of ballistic missiles and examining why Ukraine's diplomatic efforts have not yet managed to halt the ongoing missile attacks.
An analysis into why the initial aid package allocated to farmers has proven to be largely ineffective or insufficient.
This opinion piece argues that Russia's actions go beyond deportation, involving the systematic destruction of the identity of 1.6 million Ukrainian children.
A court in the United States has mandated Meta (Facebook's parent company) to pay a fine for its role in causing harm to the well-being of children.
In an unprecedented move, the United States utilized the euro currency to support the Japanese yen without prior notification to the European Central Bank.
