Ukraine adopted a bill on fines for violating curfew
Violators will be required to pay between $230 and $460 to the treasury. For a repeated violation, the fine will double.
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Ukraine will not be able to conduct a new offensive until 2025, analysts at The Wall Street Journal said
In their opinion, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will switch to strategic defense, while economic and military support from the USA and Europe is in question.
Trade associations of four European countries have called for a boycott of Polish carriers who are blocking the border with Ukraine
Ukraine may start boycotting the 2024 Olympics after the IOC’s decision to allow Russians to compete in a neutral status
This was stated by acting Ukrainian Youth and Sports Minister Matvey Bedny.
Bulgarian parliament override presidential veto on agreement to supply armored personnel carriers to Ukraine – Bulgarian News Agency
Bulgaria’s parliament override President Roumen Radev’s veto on an aid package to Ukraine that included armored personnel carriers and other military equipment. The proposal to override the veto was passed with 161 votes in favor and 55 against. It is…
U.S. may tighten immigration policy to force Republicans to agree to allocate military aid to Ukraine
This is reported by Reuters citing sources. According to the agency, the White House may, among other things, tighten the standards for vetting those seeking asylum in the United States, as well as begin to deny asylum to applicants crossing…
Germany to provide Ukraine with new military aid – government
The aid package includes: ▪️ 1,750 shells of 155 mm caliber.▪️ LUNA NG reconnaissance drone.▪️ 10 VECTOR reconnaissance drones.▪️ 70 MGW automatic grenade launchers.▪️ 6 patrol vehicles.▪️ 8 Zetros trucks.▪️ 100,000 first aid kits.
Consequences of the occupiers’ attack on the Kyiv region
Debris from Russian missiles fell on houses, outbuildings, a gas pipe and a car. There were no casualties.
Finland will not extradite the head of the neo-Nazi group “Rusich” Jan Petrovsky to Ukraine
The Supreme Court of Finland believes that Petrovskyy’s rights may be violated in a Ukrainian prison. The court also ruled that it no longer makes sense to detain Petrovskyy for the purpose of extradition and demanded that he be released…
Bulgaria has approved the delivery of outdated and defective SAMs to Ukraine and assistance in training pilots on F-16s, Bulgarian National Radio quoted the country’s defense committee as saying
