Medynskyi heads an organization that helps occupiers and 'educates' youth in occupation – 'Schemes' https://
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Medynskyi heads organization helping occupiers and ‘educating’ youth
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NABU Director Kryvonos: Serious pressure in Chernovysh case
There was very serious pressure during the Chernovysh case, – NABU Director Kryvonos https://censor.net/ua/n3564850
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Johnson exige fin guerre Ukraine
US House Speaker Mike Johnson:
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 23 juillet 2025
"I can tell you the appetite here is that we've got to bring accountability to Vladimir Putin and make this war cease.
We need peace over there [in Ukraine]. It's gone on too long. Too many innocent people are dying, and we don't want further… pic.twitter.com/5JkYdCDPqdUS House Speaker Mike Johnson: "I can tell you the appetite here is that we've got to bring accountability to Vladimir Putin and make this war cease. We need peace over there [in Ukraine]. It's gone on too long. Too many innocent people are dying, and we don't want further
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EU Enlargement Chief Warns Dismantling NABU Safeguards Is Setback
EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos stated that dismantling key safeguards protecting NABU's independence is a serious step back. Independent bodies like NABU and SAPO, are essential for Ukraine's EU path. 7/
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Mercier: Independent anti-corruption bodies vital for Ukraine’s EU accession
Mercier: They are crucial for Ukraine's reforms and must act independently. Ukraine's accession to the EU requires the ability to fight corruption and ensure institutional stability. 6/
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EU and US criticize Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency actions
The EU and the U.S. also reacted negatively. European Commission spokesman Guillaume Mercier said that the EU is concerned about Ukraine's actions against anti-corruption agencies. 5/
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MP Zheleznyak says Parliament will submit motion to Constitutional Court to repeal law
MP Zheleznyak says that Parliament will gather votes to submit a motion to the Constitutional Court to repeal the law. 4/
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Zelenskyy: Anti-corruption works without Russian influence, prosecutor ensures punishment
Zelenskyy said that the anti-corruption infrastructure would work, but without Russian influence. Prosecutor General ensures that punishment is inevitable, including for officials who have fled Ukraine and for criminal proceedings worth billions that have been put on hold. 2/
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Zelensky signs anti-corruption bill for NABU and SAPO
Zelensky signed bill No. 12414 on Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies, NABU and SAPO. The law was published in the Voice of Ukraine newspaper and came into force today. Here are the main things that happened: 1/
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Passengers on delays at Sheremetyevo Airport
Passengers at Russia's Sheremetyevo Airport were asked about the reasons behind the massive flight delays and what, in their opinion, could be done about it.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 23 juillet 2025
It looks like they are fine with it and happy to wait longer.
Here are some of their answers:
"Because there's a war… https://t.co/4vKP1irZ8b pic.twitter.com/pYJes5rVaKPassengers at Russia's Sheremetyevo Airport were asked about the reasons behind the massive flight delays and what, in their opinion, could be done about it. It looks like they are fine with it and happy to wait longer. Here are some of their answers: "Because there's a war"