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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Prosecutor General's Office denies NABU head has been served with notice of suspicion

The Prosecutor General's Office denied that NABU Head Semen Kryvonos was served a notice of suspicion, stating that information previously posted by suspended Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko was untrue and that relevant registry entries were cancelled. Kravchenko simultaneously posted evidence of delivery, claiming attempts to cancel the notice showed political interference and that NABU demanded its cancellation.

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The Guardian Europe

left42d ago

Member of British armed forces killed in Ukraine crash, says MoD

A member of the UK armed forces died in a road traffic incident in Ukraine on Saturday, the Ministry of Defence confirmed. The MoD stated the death was not a result of hostile action, and the individual's family has been informed.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Zelenskyy appoints Konstantyn Humeniuk as Commander of Ukraine’s Medical Forces

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Colonel Konstantyn Humeniuk as the new Commander of Ukraine’s Medical Forces, replacing Major General Anatolii Kazmirchuk. Humeniuk, a medical doctor and educator with prior service in the ATO and as Chief Surgeon of the Armed Forces, assumes command following a proposal by Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Zelenskyy: Ukraine ready to support US proposal to halt infrastructure strikes

President Zelenskyy announced Ukraine is ready to support a US proposal for a mutual halt to strikes on critical infrastructure, including energy and food supply routes. This potential de-escalatory step is contingent on Russia genuinely refraining from such attacks, though Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow's willingness to abide by any agreement.

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BBC Middle East

center42d ago

Israeli minister threatens to revoke filmmakers' citizenship over Gaza documentary

Israel's Culture Minister Miki Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship of the co-directors of the documentary "Naza," which alleges the Israeli army used AI-powered targeting systems for "calculated mass killing" of Palestinian civilians in Gaza. Zohar stated the film's claims are false and constitute treason, prompting an investigation into how the material was obtained and whether it aided the enemy during wartime.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Ukraine's state finances nearing critical point, PM says

Ukraine's state finances are nearing a critical point, with delays in parliamentary votes potentially jeopardizing US$29.5 billion in international funding needed for budget, social spending, and defense. Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi announced a revised October 15 deadline for implementing 42 required decisions, a shift from the initial November 1 target.

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Middle East Eye

center42d ago

Rights group accuses Israel of dismantling 'foundations of Palestinian existence' in West Bank

Israeli rights group B'Tselem accused Israel on Monday of dismantling the foundations of Palestinian existence in the occupied West Bank through five interconnected tactics: violence, ethnic cleansing, movement restrictions, economic strangulation, and social/political destruction. The report cited settler and military violence since October 7, 2023, which has resulted in 1,108 Palestinian deaths, and described forced evacuations of Palestinian communities as ethnic cleansing.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

"Trump is transactional. If we win Congress, he’ll have to deal with us on Ukraine": Rep. Vindman

Democratic Congressman Eugene Vindman stated that if his party wins control of Congress, Donald Trump will be compelled to negotiate with them regarding Ukraine policy. Vindman expressed hope that the Senate-passed Lindsey Graham Bill, a significant sanctions package against Russia, will be brought to a vote in the House of Representatives.

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Middle East Eye

center42d ago

Universities slam Belgian refusal to evacuate Gaza students

Belgium's top 10 universities condemned the government's refusal to evacuate 13 scholarship students from Gaza, accusing officials of using them as bargaining chips. The decision, which has split the coalition government, faces opposition from a conservative party demanding concessions on migration policy in exchange for approving the evacuations.

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The Guardian Europe

left42d ago

Russian strike on passenger train will not deter Ukraine’s backers, Nato chief says

Nato chief Mark Rutte stated that a Russian drone strike on a passenger train near Ukraine's border with Poland would not deter Western support for Kyiv, calling it a sign of Russian desperation. The attack, which occurred shortly after a train carrying high-level diplomats and former leaders passed through, prompted condemnation from European leaders who viewed it as an attempt to intimidate and divide them.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Around 400,000 Ukrainians employed in Germany

Approximately 400,000 Ukrainians are employed in Germany, with nearly 350,000 contributing to social insurance, according to the Federal Employment Agency. This represents a year-on-year increase of 64,000 employed individuals, while those receiving basic income support has decreased.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

European Commission responds to Ukraine's funding request with list of reforms

European Commissioners Valdis Dombrovskis and Marta Kos sent a letter to Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk outlining priority reforms required for accessing over €20 billion in EU financial assistance. The letter, sent ahead of a parliamentary plenary week, emphasizes that these reforms are crucial for Ukraine's economic resilience and business climate, not just for securing funding.

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The Guardian Middle East

left42d ago

Israeli minister threatens to strip Israeli film-makers of citizenship over Gaza documentary NAZA

Israel's culture minister threatened to revoke the citizenship of the directors of the documentary "NAZA," accusing them of treason for depicting the alleged mass killing of civilians in Gaza. The film, which won a prize at the Venice film festival, features interviews with Israeli whistleblowers detailing AI-powered targeting systems used in Gaza.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Trump says Ukraine and Russia have agreed not to strike energy facilities

Donald Trump claimed on September 14 that Ukraine has agreed not to strike Russian energy facilities, stating Russia has agreed to reciprocate. Neither Ukraine nor Russia has officially commented on Trump's assertion, which follows his previous calls for Ukraine to cease strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.

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Middle East Eye

center42d ago

Israeli quadcopters killed at least 60 Palestinians since Gaza ceasefire, rights group says

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reported that Israeli quadcopter drones killed at least 60 Palestinian civilians in Gaza since a ceasefire took effect in October 2025. The organization documented drones targeting people, bombing tents, and operating near the "yellow line," indicating a continuing pattern of deliberate civilian killings, according to their statement.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Russian forces destroy Eva cosmetics warehouse in Odesa – photo

Russian forces destroyed an Eva cosmetics sorting center in Odesa on the morning of September 14, with no casualties reported. The warehouse supplied goods to shops in Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson oblasts, and the full extent of the damage is still under assessment.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

Head of anti-corruption agency calls case files released by prosecutor general "nonsense"

Semen Kryvonos, Director of Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU), dismissed case files released by Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko as "nonsense" and stated he has not been formally served with any notice of suspicion. Kravchenko had released video footage and documents alleging Kryvonos is suspected of voter bribery and document forgery, claims Kryvonos refuses to comment on.

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The Guardian Middle East

left42d ago

US airman recounts Iran rescue in 60 Minutes segment branded propaganda

A US airman, identified as 'Bravo,' recounted being shot down in Iran and surviving for 50 hours with severe injuries before a US special forces rescue operation, which some critics have labeled Pentagon propaganda. The rescue involved thousands of personnel and a CIA decoy, with declassified video showing a daytime raid to extract Bravo's co-pilot, 'Alpha,' who was recovered six hours after their aircraft was struck by an Iranian missile.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center42d ago

NATO chief says strike on passenger train in Ukraine shows Putin's desperation

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that a Russian strike on a passenger train locomotive in Ukraine's Volyn Oblast, near the Polish border, demonstrates Vladimir Putin's desperation. Rutte asserted that this attack, which occurred on September 13, will prompt NATO to increase support for Ukraine and reaffirm its commitment to defending Allied territory.

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Al Jazeera

center42d ago

Why is Trump warning Zelenskyy not to hit Russian diesel refineries?

Former US President Donald Trump asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russian diesel refineries, claiming these strikes are causing a global diesel shortage that is hurting the world. Ukraine considers Russian energy infrastructure a legitimate military target, and its strikes have significantly reduced Russia's fuel oil exports, though the immediate impact is primarily on Russian civilians.

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