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The front page of NV.ua features prominent stories on a high-profile investigation involving alleged threats and evidence destruction by SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) officials. Other top stories cover the political implications of US election results for Ukraine and Iran, a discussion on…
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) reported that SBU special forces threatened with automatic weapons during a search, while a general allegedly destroyed phones and a hard drive with a hammer.
The "Carthage" case has revealed the influence of the FSB on high-ranking SBU officials, with questions raised about President Zelenskyy's silence on the matter.
The potential defeat of Republicans in the US elections could significantly impact the foreign policy towards Iran and Ukraine.
Search operations continue in Komyshuvakha following a Russian strike, with the number of confirmed casualties rising to 53.
Political analyst Koshel explains President Zelenskyy's proposal for online elections, warning of catastrophic consequences.
Russian attacks have caused new power outages in seven regions of Ukraine, with Kyiv experiencing the most severe impact.
Donald Trump has reportedly held meetings discussing the potential resumption of military operations against Iran, with November 9th mentioned as a possible date.
A 16-year-old boy, who fled his father's control in an occupied territory and was later detained in Belarus, has been reunited with his mother.
Farmers in the Poltava region have identified the most profitable crop for the current season, which is neither wheat nor corn.
A former world boxing champion has expressed concern over Oleksandr Usyk's potential return to the cruiserweight division and advised against a fight with an undefeated opponent.
Kyiv is experiencing water supply issues, attributed to the insufficient capacity of ordinary generators to maintain operations during power outages.
This opinion piece discusses the political dynamics between Donald Trump and Congress, exploring the potential risks and prospects for Europe and Ukraine in a new Congress.
An article about a Ukrainian chef's efforts to preserve Ukrainian cuisine has been nominated for an international literary award.
Motorola has launched its new flagship smartphone, the Signature 27, featuring a large battery capacity.
An opinion piece by Anton Senenko reflects on the unsettling nature of the NABU investigation, described as a 'chthonic horror'.
This opinion piece examines the functioning of the 'black market of services', using the example of Petropavlivska Borshchahivka and the 'Carthage' case.
