Zelensky has instructed Klymenko to find a replacement for the head of the State Border Guard Service: Deyneko will remain in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. https://ift.tt/rHuCLco #liga #news
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Ukraine develops new southern water use model post-de-occupation
Ukraine develops new southern water use model post-de-occupation – Sobolev https://ift.tt/5lrSkwK #liga #news
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Russians shell power plant in Kherson
The goal is obvious – to leave Kherson without heat. Russians again shelled a thermal power plant in southern Ukraine.
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Russian missile attack on Kharkiv apartment building, Hachiko team aids survivors

Kharkiv was hit with a huge russian missile attack today, targeting an apartment building. Dozens injured, including a baby. Part of the Hachiko team is now based in Kharkiv and is thankfully safe, and they will be helping survivors with pet carriers and pet food.
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Kharkiv missile strike injures 19, including baby
Update: Russian missile attack on Kharkiv injures at least 19 people, including a baby, local authorities report.
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UK to Deliver 15 Additional Gravehawk Air Defense Systems to Ukraine
"Starting today, Oleh Ivashchenko will continue to serve our country and carry out tasks to limit Russian military potential in the field of military intelligence in Ukraine," the head of state wrote.
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Dnipro Mayor Declares Emergency After Russian Attack Causes Power Outage
In March 2024, Zelenskyy appointed Ivashchenko as head of the FIS. Prior to that, Ivashchenko held the position of first deputy head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense — assistant to the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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Ukraine Snowfall Causes 260 Traffic Accidents and Power Outages
Oleh Ivashchenko, head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, has been appointed head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Budanov’s popularity fuels speculation about future presidential elections in Ukraine
Polls regularly name Budanov as one of the country’s most popular political figures, leading to speculation that he could be one of the chief opponents of the president in future elections. But the head of the president’s office — a key role in Ukraine’s opaque politics, despite
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President Pushes Budanov to Accept New Role Despite Hesitation
People familiar with the president’s decision said that he had pressed Budanov to accept the role over the course of the past month, and that the intelligence chief — who still prefers field work to office work — had been hesitant at first.
