Lithuania opened a corridor for the transit of Ukrainian grain to the ports of the Baltic countries; Ukraine begins work on Reform Plan until 2027. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s main events.
Lithuania announced the opening of a grain corridor for Ukraine
The Lithuanian authorities are opening a corridor for the transit of Ukrainian grain to Baltic ports. Veterinary, sanitary and phytosanitary control will be transferred from the Ukrainian-Polish border to the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda for all agricultural cargo going there within two days. This will speed up travel to Poland.
Ukraine has begun work on a unified reform plan until 2027
Ukraine has started work on a unified reform plan until 2027. They will cover all areas affecting government institutions, economy and social interaction. Ukraine has already received a number of documents with proposals for reforms – from the seven recommendations of the European Union to the IMF’s list of structural beacons. In addition, at the initiative of President Vladimir Zelensky, a Concept for strengthening the sustainability of democracy was developed. The document has been transferred to partners. Now Ukraine is starting to work on creating a single document.
Vladimir Zelensky visited one of the hottest destinations on the front
President Vladimir Zelensky visited the combat brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces fighting in the Kupyansk-Limansky direction. He spoke with soldiers of the 103rd separate territorial defense brigade, the 68th separate chasseur brigade named Oleksa Dovbush, and the 25th separate airborne Sicheslav brigade. The head of state discussed with brigade and battalion commanders the operational situation on the battlefield, current issues and military needs.
The Ministry of Defense has increased the additional pay of sappers, artillerymen and air defense
The Ministry of Defense has expanded the list of military personnel receiving additional payments. The list includes, in particular, sappers, artillerymen and air defense. Military personnel will begin receiving larger additional payments on September 29. The amount of payments will range from 2,350 to cadets and up to 100 thousand to soldiers.
The EU approved a budget revision with an allocation of 50 billion euros for Ukraine
The European Parliament approved a revision of the EU budget for 2021-2027, which contains a provision for the creation of a special Ukrainian fund of 50 billion euros. MEPs approved an additional €10 billion for 2024-2027, in addition to the €65.8 billion proposed by the Commission. These funds should aim to stimulate areas such as migration, external challenges, the EU’s strategic autonomy and strengthen the union’s ability to respond to crises.
Ukraine has identified China’s three largest oil and gas companies as sponsors of the war
The National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NACP) has included China’s three largest oil and gas companies on its list of international sponsors of war. NAPC says that China National Offshore Oil Corporation (Cnooc Group), China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec Group) and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) continue to implement joint projects in Russia and finance the strategic industry of the Russian Federation in by paying taxes.
In Kyiv, a soldier shot two colleagues with a Kalashnikov
In Kyiv, a serviceman shot two colleagues with whom he was drinking with a Kalashnikov assault rifle. He was informed of the suspicion under the article of premeditated murder, the issue of detention was decided. The man faces up to 15 years in prison.
Sumy Mayor Oleksandr Lysenko is suspected of taking a bribe of UAH 2.13 million
The mayor of Sumy and the director of the city’s Department of Infrastructure of the Sumy City Council are suspected of receiving illegal benefits in the amount of UAH 2.13 million. According to the investigation, the suspect’s money requires a decision to set a tariff and not create artificial barriers to business activities.
The representatives of the Armenian Parliament ratified the Rome Statute
The Parliament of Armenia ratified the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This, to a certain extent, guarantees that any serious crime committed on the territory of the Republic of Armenia will fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, and for those who wish to commit such a crime, it will have no down to an obstacle. effect. It should be noted that in March the ISS issued an arrest warrant for V. Putin and the Ombudsman of the Russian Federation Maria Lvova-Belova for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children. Thus, all countries that have ratified the Rome Statute must arrest Putin if he visits their states.
The SBU detained 13 Russian informants in the Nikolaev region
In a large-scale special operation in the Nikolaev region, the Security Service neutralized one of the largest Russian intelligence networks during the war, which included 13 local residents. The attackers collected intelligence about the locations and movements of the defense forces in the southern region, and also directed Russian air attacks on the housing and social infrastructure of the regional center.
Nobel Prize in Physics Laureates for 2023 Announced
The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to physicists Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Kraus and Anne Lhuillet “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light to study the dynamics of electrons in matter.” Scientists’ experiments have given humanity new tools to explore the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules. They have demonstrated a way to create very short pulses of light that can be used to measure the rapid processes in which electrons move or change energy. The contributions of the winners made it possible to study processes that were so fast that it was previously impossible to monitor.
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