Russian Missile Strike Kills 20 in Pryluky, Over 50 Injured ↗
Front page leadA Russian missile attack on a multi-story building in Pryluky has resulted in 20 deaths and over 50 injuries, with three children, one year old, among the deceased.
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The news from Ukraine's Liga.net focuses heavily on the ongoing war, with reports on missile strikes in Pryluky resulting in casualties, including children, and fires at industrial sites in Russia. Political news includes discussions about the rhetoric of Ukrainian politician Goncharenko and his…
A Russian missile attack on a multi-story building in Pryluky has resulted in 20 deaths and over 50 injuries, with three children, one year old, among the deceased.
Rescue efforts to clear rubble in Pryluky after a strike have continued through the night, with new casualties confirmed by morning.
Fires have been reported in the area of an oil refinery in Bashkortostan and at a plant and data center in Sasovo, Russia.
Russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia and Odesa, while a multi-story building in Kyiv was hit, killing two people.
The political rhetoric of MP Oleksiy Goncharenko has reportedly come as a surprise to many, including former President Petro Poroshenko.
According to an EU source, Oleksiy Goncharenko is attempting to build his electorate among voters who supported President Zelensky in 2019.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the political divergence between Petro Poroshenko and Oleksiy Goncharenko.
The CEO of Sushiya discusses business losses, restaurant closures, and the potential for a logistic collapse impacting product availability and sushi prices.
Ukraine is facilitating the export of weapons, but manufacturers are reportedly still facing challenges and seeking opportunities in the US.
An analysis explains which individual entrepreneurs (FOPs) will be affected by new VAT regulations and how these changes might influence prices.
According to Reuters, the United States and Russia have begun discussions on potentially resuming operations of the Nord Stream pipelines.
US senators have identified priority 'hellish sanctions' against Russia as part of the Graham Act.
The International Energy Agency plans to accelerate the release of oil reserves and will prioritize diesel fuel supplies.
The Ministry of Energy has identified insufficient capacity to transfer electricity as the reason for recent power outages.
Apple is reportedly working with LG on a new line of smart home devices.
An infographic explains what consumers should check before buying a Chinese car, emphasizing that a brand name on a sign does not guarantee an official dealership.
A special project explores the realities of blue-collar professions within MHP, highlighting modern production, technology, and career opportunities.