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The front page of Pravda, a Slovak news website, features a mix of international and domestic news. Key international stories include a report on the Ukraine War, with a focus on a US request to Kyiv not to attack targets in Russia and a secret visit by the CIA chief to Moscow. Domestic news…
The ongoing Ukraine War is highlighted with a report that Kyiv received an unexpected request from the US not to attack targets in Russia. The story also mentions a secret visit by the CIA chief to Moscow, suggesting sensitive topics may have been discussed.
A consumer alert warns about the prevalence of counterfeit 2-euro coins, which can appear genuine at first glance. The article provides tips on how to identify these fake coins quickly.
A recall has been issued for poultry meat found on store shelves due to contamination with a dangerous bacterium that causes salmonellosis, leading to severe digestive issues and abdominal pain.
Consumers are warned about a dangerous SMS message circulating among Slovaks that claims to be about parking fees. Clicking the link in the message is a scam designed to steal money.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has addressed Slovak President Peter Pellegrini, acknowledging and recalling the aid provided by Slovakia to Ukraine.
The Mochovce nuclear power plant has announced the return of its third block to the power grid. The article details the work and changes made to the unit during its shutdown.
The article shares a personal story about Dolly Parton, detailing her secret 60-year relationship with a man she met in a laundry room and her subsequent loss after his death.
