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The front page of Hromadske features top stories on Ukraine's ongoing conflict, including a Reuters report about a US White House order to limit Starlink for Ukraine, and domestic news concerning housing rental prices in Uzhhorod. Other prominent stories cover investigations into alleged…
A directive to restrict the use of Starlink satellite internet for Ukraine originated from the White House, with sources suggesting it was not initiated by Donald Trump, according to Reuters.
Uzhhorod is experiencing a surge in rental prices, with an average of 53 applicants for each apartment, leading to a 90% increase in rent, raising questions about the drivers of these price hikes and the city's capacity to accommodate demand.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has reported suspicions of officials falsifying the expert assessment of apartment values belonging to a general of the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU).
A community in the Dnipropetrovsk region has requested an investigation into the reported burial of a Russian soldier who was allegedly disguised as a firefighter.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has not yet authorized a shift to a more aggressive military strategy involving strikes on Russian airports, as reported by The Atlantic.
The heating season has commenced in Kyiv, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
Ukraine is reportedly running out of Patriot missile defense systems, with supply chains for these munitions becoming irregular, according to The Washington Post.
President Zelensky has received an invitation to visit Budapest and attended an event hosted by Viktor Orbán, with the Ukrainian delegation expressing 'positive expectations' for the visit, according to Euronews.
Lutsk experienced a power outage, and five individuals were injured in Uman as a result of Russian shelling in the region.
An unnamed source claims that any future agreement would be with President Zelensky, and that Donald Trump has described the renewal of strikes on Russian territory as a 'disgrace'.
YouTube has announced plans to implement a system for labeling music that has been generated using artificial intelligence.
