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The news from Pravda.sk focuses on international conflicts, domestic Slovakian issues, and sports. A major story covers Russian missile attacks on Kyiv, specifically mentioning the Kinzhal missile. Domestically, the site reports on the growing debt of Slovak cities and an investigation into the…
Russia launched highly anticipated missiles towards government buildings in Kyiv, but Ukraine's defense systems reportedly diverted them to the Dnipro river.
The debt of Slovak municipalities is increasing at a faster rate than their revenues, with a report detailing the country's most indebted cities.
Following a 4-0 win, Vladimír Weiss shared his team plans, noting that one player's performance was persuasive while another will have to wait for their opportunity.
The state is planning to alleviate the debt of hospitals, with Visolajsky providing analysis on the reasons for increasing debt and insufficient funding.
The Houthis initiated a wave of attacks, launching missiles at airports in Saudi Arabia and striking shortly before a plane's landing.
A woman believed she was rescuing her granddaughter but ended up losing 15,000 euros, with police warning of similar scams.
A scandal has erupted in Sparta Prague where employees are accused of defrauding the club out of millions through equipment and hockey stick purchases.
A Slovak national living in Kyiv describes enduring 21 hours in a bomb shelter and believes Russians are testing the limits of Western response.
Europe is losing one billion euros per day, prompting Šefčovič's trip to Beijing to negotiate with China on issues including electric vehicles and rare earth minerals.
