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The Hromadske front page highlights major domestic and international news concerning Ukraine. Key stories include a judicial decision regarding a NABU operation, a critical report on Ukrainian arms procurement, and a geopolitical meeting involving Ukrainian leadership and international figures…
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has ordered the detention of an individual known as "Muza," suspected of involvement in a scheme to 'roof' call centers, linked to a NABU operation.
A New York Times report reveals that Ukraine lost $1.2 billion in 2024 alone, having gained access to internal audits of the country's arms procurement.
This report details a meeting between President Zelenskyy, Mr. Wittkoff, and Mr. Kushner, discussing three rounds of negotiations, air defense systems, and the anticipated situation before winter.
An article discusses the position of the far-right AfD party in Germany, which is reportedly advocating for closer ties with Russia and opposing support for Ukraine.
A shopping center in Zaporizhzhia has been damaged following a Russian attack; information about casualties is also mentioned.
The Kremlin has expressed confusion regarding why Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan used the Armenian language at an international summit.
Special envoys Wittkoff and Kushner, who visited Kyiv, reportedly showed the menu available on their special flight.
