Lvov TsK threatened the media for covering the detention of an official for a bribe; In Georgia the ruling party won, the opposition protested. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s key events.
In Lvov, a TCC official was detained on suspicion of bribing a colleague. This was reported by the press service of the prosecutor’s office. The suspect tried to bribe the person authorized to conduct the inspection for two thousand dollars so that he would not prosecute his subordinate who was drunk at work. The disturbing nature of this story is added to the fact that it was first reported by bloggers and local media, but the Lvov Regional TCC and SP issued a “refutation” and threatened the bloggers and media with criminal charges for in spreading fake news. However, the prosecutor’s office later confirmed the fact of the TCC employee’s detention.
The first official data from the Georgian Central Election Commission after counting votes from 70.91% of the precincts show that the leading Georgian Dream party gets 52.99% of the votes, and the four main opposition blocs in total is receiving just over 38% of the votes. Meanwhile, exit polls showed mixed results. Polls commissioned by the party in power showed the victory of the pro-government Georgian Dream, and exit polls commissioned by opposition forces showed that Georgian Dream was losing the elections, and the opposition parties gets a majority of seats in parliament. Two opposition parties Unity – the National Movement and the Coalition for Change declared falsification and refused to recognize the results of the Central Election Commission.
On Saturday night, Russian aggressors attacked the Mechnikov hospital on the Dnieper, one of the most important hospitals in Ukraine. Ordinary residential buildings were hit. A two-story residential building with eight apartments was razed to the ground. During the day the number of victims increased and at night it increased to five people. A policeman’s wife and daughter were among the dead. The number of victims reached 21 people, 7 of them are in the hospital. The 17-year-old boy is in serious condition. Mourning was declared on the Dnieper.
On Saturday night and Sunday morning, Russian aggressors attacked Ukraine with 98 missiles and drones. Most of the targets were shot down or disappeared from the location, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported. The downing of 44 drones was confirmed in the regions of Kirovograd, Sumy, Chernihiv, Kyiv, Cherkassy, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytsky and Kursk. 44 drones were lost in location (this usually happens under the influence of electronic warfare – ed.). The enemy hit civilian infrastructure facilities in the Sumy and Dnieper regions with missiles. There were civilian deaths.
The Iranian army is obliged to take measures to protect itself from attacks by other countries. This statement was issued by the Iranian Foreign Ministry after the Israeli attack on Iranian military targets on Saturday. They said Israel’s actions against several military centers in Iran were “a clear violation of international law,” according to Tehran. At the same time, Iran’s Foreign Ministry did not indicate exactly what steps Tehran intends to take in response.
In Ukraine, the reservation of those liable for military service from mobilization was partially continued. In particular, the Cabinet of Ministers reported that employees who received the status of those booked before May 31, 2024, will be able to freely extend their reservation period for a similar period. At the same time, the audit of decisions to assign the status of critical enterprises made in the last four months will last until November 15. The reason for the audit is an abnormal increase in the number of critical enterprises and reserved workers.
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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.