The State Bureau of Investigation has completed the investigation into the plane crash in Brovary; The treasures of Crimea returned to Ukraine from the Netherlands. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s key events.
Plane crash in Brovary, in which the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs died: the State Bureau of Investigation completed the investigation
The State Bureau of Investigation said it has completed its investigation into the plane crash that occurred on January 18 in Brovary. On that day, the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, headed by Minister Denis Monastyrsky, died. The investigation found that many officials committed flagrant violations of traffic safety rules and air transport operations, which led to the deaths of people. In particular, during the preparation for the flight, the crew commander was not informed about the bad weather conditions in Brovary, and the crew themselves did not have the appropriate permits to fly in difficult weather conditions.
Scythian gold returned to Ukraine from the Netherlands
The Allard Pearson Museum transferred to the National Museum of the History of Ukraine artifacts from four museums in Crimea, which were stored in the Netherlands for almost 10 years. Until the de-occupation of Crimea, the “Scythian gold” will be kept in the Museum of the History of Ukraine. We are talking about 565 items, in particular, ancient sculptures, Scythian and Sarmatian jewelry, Chinese lacquer boxes that are two thousand years old. The artifacts were removed from Crimea in early 2014, before Russia occupied the peninsula, for the exhibition “Crimea – a golden island in the Black Sea”, held at the Allard Pearson Museum in the Netherlands. When the exhibition ended, Crimea was already under occupation.
In the Odessa region, 13 people were injured as a result of bad weather, some died
In the Odessa region, during bad weather, eight people received frostbite, another five people were injured as a result of falling trees.
The bodies of three people were found on the streets of Odessa, probably frozen to death as a result of the bad weather. The body of a man with hypothermia was found on Shchepny Lane, the body of a woman was found at the bus stop on Akademika Lazarev Street, and the body of a man was found on Station Square.
Rescue groups evacuated 1,927 people, 138 of them children, from snow traps in the region. 538 vehicles were towed, including 18 buses and 12 ambulances. 218 State Emergency Service equipment and 800 workers are involved in cleaning the roads.
The wind damaged the largest Ukrainian flag in Kyiv
In Kyiv, hurricane winds damaged the largest flag of Ukraine, installed near the “Fatherland Mother”. Despite the fact that it was taken down on the eve of worsening weather conditions, a strong gust of wind damaged the panel.
The Russian Federation suffered the largest losses since the beginning of the war due to the attack on Avdievka – intelligence
The past six weeks have probably seen the highest number of Russian military casualties in the war against Ukraine. This was reported by the UK Ministry of Defense. In November, Russian losses averaged 931 people per day. Previously, the highest number of casualties in Russia was recorded in March of this year at the height of the Russian attack on Bakhmut – an average of 776 dead soldiers per day.
Defenders from the Patriot air defense system destroyed five air targets of the invaders
Air forces from the Patriot anti-aircraft missile system destroyed three aircraft and five helicopters of the invaders in the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation in May 2023 and one aircraft over the Black Sea afterwards. Another Su-35 was shot down from the Patriot over the Black Sea, this happened “a few hours” after the events in the Bryansk region.
Bogolyubov, following Kolomoisky, finally lost the case for the return of PrivatBank shares
The Kyiv Economic Court closed the case on Gennady Bogolyubov’s claim that the nationalization of PrivatBank in 2016 was invalid and confirmed the impossibility of returning the shares to the former owners. Bogolyubov, the former owner of PrivatBank, tried to claim the shares of the nationalized PrivatBank as his own. It is known that after the nationalization of PrivatBank, the state spent 155 billion UAH. for his financial recovery.
In Poland, the attitude towards Ukrainian refugees is improving
The share of Poles who support the reception of refugees from Ukraine is growing. Thus, in November 62% of survey participants held this position, while in October 57% agreed with this opinion. The majority of Polish citizens (74%) believe that the war in Ukraine poses a threat to Poland’s security. 31% of respondents believed that the war could spread to other countries.
BioNTech announces successful trials of a cancer vaccine
One of the founders of the German company BioNTech, Professor Ugur Sahin, announced the successful results of the first clinical trial of a cancer vaccine. According to the company, tumors stopped growing in almost all patients and shrank by about two-thirds. A personalized treatment strategy was used for different cells – if the tumor was small, they started with immunotherapy and treated the remaining cancer cells.
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Source: korrespondent
I am David Wyatt, a professional writer and journalist for Buna Times. I specialize in the world section of news coverage, where I bring to light stories and issues that affect us globally. As a graduate of Journalism, I have always had the passion to spread knowledge through writing.