Ukraine issued an in absentia notice of suspicion against Colonel General Alexander Chaika for ordering attacks on residential buildings in the Kyiv region.
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In July last year, Ukraine issued an in absentia notice of suspicion against Colonel General Alexander Chaika over orders to bomb residential buildings in the Kyiv region.
A court handed Gulliver to the banks last year after a legal battle with the former owner, Three O, a company run by Ukrainian oligarch Viktor Polischuk, which owed a staggering $537.2 million to Oschadbank and $137.8 million to Ukreximbank.
Hundreds of Russian drones were intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses during a prolonged bombardment.
Maksym Kotsiubynskyi was taken to a police station after documenting that Justice Minister Olha Stefanishyna was using an apartment not listed in her asset declaration
The incident occurred on July 1, several hours after the filming took place
The journalist spent several hours at the police station before being released, with no detention report filed
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