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Two Odesa residents who set fire to Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles on order of RF special services are served suspicion notices - Prosecutor General’s Office.
Under the procedural supervision of the Odesa Region Prosecutor's Office, two Odesa residents were served a notice of suspicion of committing a terrorist act by a group of persons (Part 2 Article 258 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
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47% of Ukrainians believe that events in country are developing in wrong direction - survey by Razumkov Center.
47.4% of surveyed Ukrainians believe that events in Ukraine are developing in the wrong direction. Before a full-scale Russian invasion, 65.5% of respondents thought so.
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76% of Ukrainians do not trust Council, Cabinet and courts most - 73% - survey by Razumkov Center.
The vast majority of Ukrainians trust the military, volunteers and rescuers the most.
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US will take action if Russia tries to influence presidential election - State Department.
The United States is ready to take retaliatory measures if Russia tries to influence the results of the November 2024 presidential election.
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Occupier with severed legs dies in ditch. VIDEO 18+
The operator of a Ukrainian kamikaze drone eliminated the occupier with an accurate strike.
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Ukraine to receive second batch of ammunition under Czech initiative in July - media.
The next batch of ammunition purchased from third countries will arrive in Ukraine in July 2024.
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ICC’s arrest warrants for Shoigu and Gerasimov are absurd.
The spokesman of the Russian dictator Dmitriy Peskov said that the Kremlin considers the warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against former Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu and Chief of the General Staff of the Russian ...
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Government approves 50 projects to build shelters in schools.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved 50 projects of shelters in schools to be built at the expense of subventions.
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EU approved new package of sanctions against Belarus.
On Wednesday, June 26, the Committee of Permanent Representatives of the European Union approved a new package of sanctions against Belarus.
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Appointment of new NATO Secretary General signals continued support for Ukraine.
All 32 NATO member countries approved the appointment of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the alliance’s next Secretary General, set to take office on 1 October, and known for its pro-Ukrainian stance.
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Prominent Kazakh-Russian Poet Bakhyt Kenzheev Dies In New York Aged 73.
One of the most influential Russian poets, Bakhyt Kenzheev died in New York at the age of 73, his colleagues wrote on social media on June 26.
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Tender no-bake cottage cheese soufflé in 5 minutes: a quick dessert.
With an unexpected ingredient
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Media: Fire in Crimea near Cape Chauda, from where Russians launch drones.
In the temporarily occupied Crimea near Cape Chauda, smoke was recorded.
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59% of Ukrainians oppose holding elections during war - Razumkov Centre poll.
The majority of Ukrainian citizens are against holding elections during the war.
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Soviet-Era Dissident Skobov Loses Appeal Against His Arrest In St.
A court in Russia's second-largest city, St. Petersburg, on June 26 rejected an appeal filed by lawyers of well-known opposition activist and Soviet-era dissident Aleksandr Skobov against his pretrial arrest.
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