Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence warned that Moscow could exploit the ongoing protests over Kyiv’s controversial new law to discredit Ukraine and undermine foreign aid. https://
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Ukraine warns Moscow could exploit protests to undermine aid
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Explosions in temporarily occupied Sevastopol
Explosions in temporarily occupied Sevastopol. Drone attack reported
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Authorities ignore wounded soldier’s ruined home
"The only property my wife and I have is this ruined house, which has been officially declared unsafe. Our city hall says everything is fine."
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 23 juillet 2025
A Russian soldier returned home after being injured and showed his dilapidated house. According to him, local authorities refused to… pic.twitter.com/4w22tR3NCxThe only property my wife and I have is this ruined house, which has been officially declared unsafe. Our city hall says everything is fine. A Russian soldier returned home after being injured and showed his dilapidated house. According to him, local authorities refused to…
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Zelensky to boost anti-corruption agencies’ independence
Zelensky announced he would submit a bill to parliament to strengthen the independence of Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies. The draft will be prepared in collaboration with his law enforcement and anti-corruption team.
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Zelenskyy bill to restore anti-corruption agency independence
Zelenskyy will intro a new bill that will restore independence of the anti corruption agencies in Ukraine
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Zelenskyy announces bill to strengthen law and order
Zelenskyy announces a bill that will 'ensure the strength of the law enforcement system' https://ift.tt/vk2eETI #liga #news
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Zelensky promises bill on independence of anti-corruption bodies
Зеленський заявив, що внесе до ВР законопроєкт, який має посилити незалежність антикорупційних органів.
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 23 juillet 2025
"Усі почули те, що кажуть люди цими днями – в соціальних мережах, один одному, на вулицях. Це все недаремно. Проаналізували всі занепокоєння", – заявив президент.
За його… pic.twitter.com/lKFx3lQombZelensky stated that he will submit to the Verkhovna Rada a bill aimed at strengthening the independence of anti-corruption bodies. “Everyone has heard what people are saying these days — on social networks, to each other, in the streets. It is all not by chance. We analyzed all concerns,” the president said. …]
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EU officials concerned over Ukraine law backlash
The backlash over the passage of Law 12414 continues, with @KyivIndependent reporting that EU officials have privately expressed concerns that the law represents a setback for Ukraine's candidate status for EU membership.
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Kyiv Independent hit by DDoS after corruption criticism
Kyiv Independent suffers DDoS attack after publishing criticism of anti-corruption rollback.
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Ukraine loses independence of anti-corruption bodies
Ukraine faced a watershed moment on July 22 as the president signed a bill that effectively eliminates the independence of the country’s two key anti-corruption institutions. We sat down with a member of President Zelensky’s faction who opposed the bill. https://youtube.com/watch?v=I2dEELf4UCI