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The front page of Ukrainska Pravda focuses heavily on the ongoing conflict with Russia, with multiple reports detailing Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and cities. There are also reports on domestic Ukrainian issues such as language rights and infrastructure restoration, as well as…
According to the New York Times, Russia is planning to disconnect Ukrainian nuclear power plants from the national energy grid and disrupt water supply systems.
A Russian attack in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv resulted in one fatality and injuries to two others.
An FPV drone attack by Russians on a scheduled bus in Kramatorsk has left two people injured.
A Russian drone struck the Southern Bridge in Kyiv for the third time in a single day.
Russian President Putin has dismissed proposals for a mutual ceasefire concerning attacks on ships and oil refineries as senseless.
A newly registered bill in the Verkhovna Rada, according to Madyar, aims to enhance legal guarantees for education in the Hungarian language.
Bus services have been restored, allowing movement to the right bank of Kyiv across the Paton Bridge.
The circular electric train service in Kyiv is now operating on its complete route, connecting both banks of the city.
Drones have reportedly attacked Volgograd, Russia, with local reports indicating fires near an oil refinery and a chemical plant.
The Southern Bridge in Kyiv has been closed following a Russian attack, with restrictions also imposed on the Paton and Metro bridges.
The Pentagon has announced that the United States will deploy Marines to the Baltic Sea to bolster NATO's mission in the region.
Lithuania is implementing a Ukrainian-developed system for detecting drones.
An enterprise located in the Rivne region of Ukraine has been targeted in a Russian attack.
President Zelensky stated that sanctions are crucial because they can realistically prevent the production of Russian drones.
The CEO of Ford has stated that Europe has effectively lost the market competition to Chinese electric vehicles.
This article explores a century of animosity and violence intertwined with football in Northern Ireland.
The Prime Minister of Finland received a briefing regarding recent incidents where parliament members' homes were intruded upon.
A survey indicates that 65% of Swiss voters are in favor of withdrawing from the F-35 procurement deal with the United States.
This article explores the psychological impact of occupation, where ordinary actions like speaking Russian become sources of fear and threat.
The State Emergency Service provides guidelines on what actions to take if one is caught in a burning building.
