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The news from Liga.net focuses heavily on the ongoing war in Ukraine, with reports on Russian attacks on Kyiv, Ukrainian intelligence identifying Russian perpetrators of war crimes, and Russian military infrastructure being targeted. International news includes potential S-400 system transfers…
Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate has identified seven Russian individuals responsible for the deaths of over 50 people in the settlement of Komyshuvakha.
Russia launched 36 ballistic missiles targeting Kyiv and its surrounding region, resulting in damage to the Northern Bridge and energy infrastructure, with five people injured.
According to The Telegraph, Iran is reportedly seeking to acquire S-400 air defense systems from Russia.
Fires have broken out at the Saratov oil refinery and the Proton plant in Oryol, Russia.
A senior Ukrainian official has accused the leadership of the Center for Countering Disinformation of organizing an information campaign against him, aiming to force his withdrawal from negotiations.
The National Security and Defense Council stated that the state needs to improve its methods for detecting and preventing provocations related to the ongoing mobilization efforts.
The head of digitalization at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine discusses technological shifts including AI, vibe coding, and the transition from paper-based processes.
Ukraine is not expected to experience a baby boom as a significant number of Ukrainians are delaying having children.
The development of the GORO resort, valued at $1.5 billion, is facing delays and is stalled in its final stages.
An article explores what Emmanuel Macron wrote to a journalist about Donald Trump and his own political future over two years.
Hundreds of buildings in Kyiv are without backup power supply, raising concerns about energy resilience.
The state-owned company Avtostrada and the Recovery Agency have publicly blamed each other regarding the protection of Kyivvodokanal.
Serhiy Duts, an officer from Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), has been served with a preventive measure in connection with the 'Carthage' case.
