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📹 In Brussels, people gathered in front of the EU Council in support of granting candidate status to Ukraine — Suspilne
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⚡️ Historic summit: The EU will consider granting Ukraine candidate status today A two-day summit of EU leaders begins in Brussels on Thursday at 16:00 (Kyiv time), where the main topic will be the leaders' discussion of an application for membership from…
⚡️ The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the urgent granting of EU candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova
‼️ A British prisoner convicted in the so-called "DPR" said he would be executed soon — BBC
Aiden Aslin, a British volunteer, was able to contact his family and said that the Russian militants would soon execute the decision of the so-called court. He also said that, according to the invaders, the British side had not negotiate with the so-called "DPR" about his fate.
Meanwhile, the lawyer of one of the convicted foreigners who fought for Ukraine said that they intended to appeal against the court's decision. If they refuse, they will ask for a pardon.
Aiden Aslin, a British volunteer, was able to contact his family and said that the Russian militants would soon execute the decision of the so-called court. He also said that, according to the invaders, the British side had not negotiate with the so-called "DPR" about his fate.
Meanwhile, the lawyer of one of the convicted foreigners who fought for Ukraine said that they intended to appeal against the court's decision. If they refuse, they will ask for a pardon.
📸 An action in support of Ukraine and its movement to the EU was held in Sweden — Nordic Ukraine Forum.
A rally took place in Stockholm ahead of the historic EU summit on June 23-24, where the decision to grant Ukraine candidate status for EU membership will be considered.
Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs Ann Linde, Ambassador of Ukraine to Sweden Andrii Plakhotniuk, as well as representatives of different political parties, NGOs, diplomats, and volunteers took part in the rally.
A rally took place in Stockholm ahead of the historic EU summit on June 23-24, where the decision to grant Ukraine candidate status for EU membership will be considered.
Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs Ann Linde, Ambassador of Ukraine to Sweden Andrii Plakhotniuk, as well as representatives of different political parties, NGOs, diplomats, and volunteers took part in the rally.
🇬🇧 Britain has blocked Russia's access to both oil refining technologies and its currency — Government UK
The British government announced new sanctions against Russia concerning the export of goods and technologies of the oil refining and aviation industries, as well as the use of the pound sterling and EU banknotes in Russia.
In particular, the prohibition of goods and technologies related to chemical and biological weapons, the maritime sphere, and the oil refining industry, as well as the export or use of aviation fuel and fuel additives.
Currency restrictions include a ban on the export or use in Russia and persons associated with Russia of pound sterling banknotes or EU currencies.
The British government announced new sanctions against Russia concerning the export of goods and technologies of the oil refining and aviation industries, as well as the use of the pound sterling and EU banknotes in Russia.
In particular, the prohibition of goods and technologies related to chemical and biological weapons, the maritime sphere, and the oil refining industry, as well as the export or use of aviation fuel and fuel additives.
Currency restrictions include a ban on the export or use in Russia and persons associated with Russia of pound sterling banknotes or EU currencies.
🚢 Russia’s oil tankers get certification from India through the Dubai-based company — Reuters
The Indian Shipping Register (IRClass) has certified dozens of vessels operated by the Dubai branch of Sovcomflot Group, Russia's largest shipping company.
Since the imposition of sanctions against Russia, other such organizations have refused to work with Russian companies.
The Indian Shipping Register (IRClass) has certified dozens of vessels operated by the Dubai branch of Sovcomflot Group, Russia's largest shipping company.
Since the imposition of sanctions against Russia, other such organizations have refused to work with Russian companies.
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🇹🇷 Türkiye is investigating Russia's removal of Ukrainian grain — Andalou
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said that Ankara takes the reports that Russia is stealing grain from Ukraine very seriously and is investigating the matter.
At a joint press conference with British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Liz Truss, the Turkish diplomat assured that Ankara would not allow grain stolen by Russia or any other country to enter the country.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said that Ankara takes the reports that Russia is stealing grain from Ukraine very seriously and is investigating the matter.
At a joint press conference with British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Liz Truss, the Turkish diplomat assured that Ankara would not allow grain stolen by Russia or any other country to enter the country.
👟 Nike is completely withdrawing from the Russian marketplace — Reuters
"NIKE has decided to leave the Russian marketplace. Our priority is to ensure we are fully supporting our employees while we responsibly scale down our operations over the coming months," the firm said in an emailed statement.
Nike announced on March 3 that it would temporarily suspend all of its stores in response to the Russian invasion. In May, Russian media reported that Nike had not renewed its agreement with the country's largest franchisee.
"NIKE has decided to leave the Russian marketplace. Our priority is to ensure we are fully supporting our employees while we responsibly scale down our operations over the coming months," the firm said in an emailed statement.
Nike announced on March 3 that it would temporarily suspend all of its stores in response to the Russian invasion. In May, Russian media reported that Nike had not renewed its agreement with the country's largest franchisee.
⚡️The Ukrainian app Diia received a bronze statuette at the Cannes Lions 2022 international festival in the Creative Business Transformation category
The Diia app, created for Ukrainians, stores digital documents. In Ukraine, electronic documents are equal to paper ones and are recognized in many instances, banks, etc.
The Diia app, created for Ukrainians, stores digital documents. In Ukraine, electronic documents are equal to paper ones and are recognized in many instances, banks, etc.
💪 The Ukrainian IT-army has attacked the Russian portal "Gosuslugi", according to Mykhailo Fedorov, Minister of Digital Transformation
Russia's Ministry of Digital Transformation notes that not only the portal, but also the mobile application and life support systems of the e-government of the Russian Federation are being attacked.
Russia's Ministry of Digital Transformation notes that not only the portal, but also the mobile application and life support systems of the e-government of the Russian Federation are being attacked.
📒 The rights to publish the diary of a 12-year-old Ukrainian girl from Kharkiv have already been sold in 12 countries around the world
Eva Skaletska's book "You Don't Know What War Is: Diary of a Young Girl from Ukraine" will be released on October 25, 2022 in the US (Union Square Publishing House) and Britain. Bloomsbury).
At first, Eva and her grandmother Iryna tried to find a safe place in their native Kharkiv (their house was damaged by bombing), then they moved to Western Ukraine. After that, there was a difficult way across the Hungarian border to the refugee center and, finally, to Dublin.
The diary describes the most difficult period - from February 24, 2022 to mid-March, when Eva and her grandmother finally made it to Dublin and their new home in the family of school teacher Kathleen Flanagan.
Eva Skaletska's book "You Don't Know What War Is: Diary of a Young Girl from Ukraine" will be released on October 25, 2022 in the US (Union Square Publishing House) and Britain. Bloomsbury).
At first, Eva and her grandmother Iryna tried to find a safe place in their native Kharkiv (their house was damaged by bombing), then they moved to Western Ukraine. After that, there was a difficult way across the Hungarian border to the refugee center and, finally, to Dublin.
The diary describes the most difficult period - from February 24, 2022 to mid-March, when Eva and her grandmother finally made it to Dublin and their new home in the family of school teacher Kathleen Flanagan.
📌 The Russian army did not create strike groups on the borders of the Chernihiv and Sumy regions
Andrey Demchenko, the speaker of the State Border Service, said that there is no threat of a new attack in these regions.
The Russian army retains a certain number of troops and fires at the border areas so that the Armed Forces of Ukraine cannot transfer their units in other directions.
Andrey Demchenko, the speaker of the State Border Service, said that there is no threat of a new attack in these regions.
The Russian army retains a certain number of troops and fires at the border areas so that the Armed Forces of Ukraine cannot transfer their units in other directions.
❕Russian oil tankers started to vanish from radars in the middle of the ocean, according to Bloomberg
Tankers carrying Russian oil are repeatedly disappearing from ship tracking systems in the Atlantic.
This may be due to the transfer of cargo to other ships.
Oil from Iran and Venezuela that is subject to sanctions is frequently purchased using a similar strategy.
Tankers carrying Russian oil are repeatedly disappearing from ship tracking systems in the Atlantic.
This may be due to the transfer of cargo to other ships.
Oil from Iran and Venezuela that is subject to sanctions is frequently purchased using a similar strategy.