The Ukrainian Armed Forces hit an arsenal with KAB and ammunition from the DPRK in the Bryansk region; The Rada banned mobilization until the age of 25. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s main events.
Ukraine hits Russian arsenal near Bryansk
Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in cooperation with other units of the Defense Forces, hit the 67th arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defense in the Bryansk region. The warehouse contains ammunition for missile and artillery weapons, especially those supplied to the Russians from the DPRK, as well as guided bombs. A significant part of them can be found in the open air.
People under 25 cannot act: Rada approves the law
At the meeting, the Verkhovna Rada approved in the second reading the law in general, which provides exemption from mobilization of Ukrainians under 25 years of age. According to the explanatory note, the law prohibited the enlistment of men aged 18 to 25 years, who had a “limited fit” status before the changes in the law. At the same time, the law allows those who have already been mobilized and are in this category to be sent to the reserves. It was noted that men aged 18-25 could now be called up for service only with permission.
The European Union has approved the provision of 35 billion euros to Ukraine
The Council of the European Union approved a package of financial loans to Ukraine worth up to 35 billion euros, which is part of the bloc’s obligations to implement the relevant G7 decision on the fixed assets of the Russian Federation. The EU plans to make the funds available to Ukraine from 2024, and the debt will be repaid over a maximum of 45 years. This assistance is aimed at immediately meeting Ukraine’s urgent funding needs, which have grown due to Russia’s increased aggression against Ukraine.
Germany increases military aid to Ukraine
Germany plans to transfer military aid packages worth 1.4 billion euros to Ukraine by the end of 2024. We are talking about new anti-aircraft systems, infantry fighting vehicles, tanks and five- six counts of artillery shells.
Lithuania allocated another 13 million euros for the reconstruction of Ukraine
The Lithuanian government has approved the allocation of an additional 13 million euros to the Lithuanian Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid Fund. These funds will be used to finance projects to restore Ukraine. The total amount of military, financial and humanitarian assistance provided by Lithuania to Ukraine since the beginning of the war has reached almost 1.5 billion euros.
The mandatory evacuation zone has been extended to the Sumy region
A decision was made to forcibly evacuate children and their families from several settlements in the Sumy region. We are talking about the mandated forced evacuation of 497 children from 101 settlements in the Sumy region (90 settlements in the Sumy region and 11 settlements in the Konotop region).
Representatives supported changes to the Criminal Code
The Verkhovna Rada generally approved the bill on amendments to the criminal law related to the ratification of the Rome Charter. According to the adopted law, criminal liability will be provided for crimes against humanity.
PrivatBank has elected a new Chairman of the Board
PrivatBank’s Supervisory Board elected Mikael Bjorknert as the new Chairman of the Board. The bank calls Bjorknert “one of Sweden’s leading bankers” with more than 25 years of experience in the financial sector and in leadership positions. Previously, he held the position of Head of Banking Business at Swedbank, where he was responsible for the entire range of banking services from retail and corporate banking to operational issues and digital transformation. The Swedish banker will become the fourth head of PrivatBank’s board after its nationalization.
Zelensky took part in the Ukraine summit –Southeast Europe
The summit is taking place in Croatia. At the summit in the format of Ukraine with 12 countries, they discussed international efforts to bring peace and implement the Peace Formula, joint response to security challenges with partners, as well as communication on the way to in the European Union and NATO.
Heavy rains flooded the deserts of North Africa.
Deserts traditionally receive less rainfall: the average rainfall in the Sahara is about 45 liters per square meter per year. At the same time, according to official data, in early September alone, 99 liters of rain per square meter fell in some areas of the Sahara.
The Nobel Committee has announced the 2024 chemistry prize winners
The Nobel Committee awarded the Chemistry Prize to David Baker, Demis Gassabis and John Jumper. Baker received half of the award for developing new proteins using computational methods that could have a major impact on pharmaceuticals, vaccines and nanomaterials. Google DeepMind’s Hassabis and Jumper received half for creating the artificial intelligence AlphaFold2, which solved the 50-year-old problem of predicting the structure of proteins. The discovery revealed the structure of millions of proteins, helping researchers better understand antibiotic resistance and even develop enzymes to degrade plastic.
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