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2 of October 2023:

• The mayor of Sumy Oleksandr Lysenko was arrested for taking a bribe
• Denmark will spend more than $14 million on the joint European procurement of ammunition for Ukraine
• NACP excluded OTP Bank from the list of international war sponsors
• Germany sent another package of military aid to Ukraine
• The head of the Holodomor Museum, Lesya Hasydzhak, sued for body shaming
• Nova Poshta opened its first branch in Hamburg, Germany
• The meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council was held in Kyiv for the first time. What were they talking about?
• Knyazevʼs case: Lawyer Horetsky agreed to a deal with the prosecutor of the SAPO
• Ukraine received the first refurbished Leopard 2 tanks from Poland
• France will insure its companies that will invest in the reconstruction of Ukraine
• ”The pause is too long.” Zelensky called on the EU to work more actively on a new package of sanctions against Russia
• Ukrainian journalists made the “Canadian expert” Fikret Shabanov a YouTube star. Heʼs not actually Canadian and not an expert, but a conspiracy theorist who believes in the fictional country of Lemuria
• Politico obtained a document on the US strategy for Ukraine — Washington considers corruption the biggest problem
• NYT: Russia plans to test nuclear-powered “Burevestnik” missile
• Poland ignored the Defense Industries Forum in Kyiv. The Ukrainian ambassador claims that the country was invited
• Denmark opens embassy office in Mykolaiv and provides $2.8 million to Ukraine for cyber security
• SBU detained a spy of the Russian FSB in Kyiv. He wanted to get into the “Army of Drones” school
• The Moscow City Hall has published addresses where it is not possible to turn off the lights. The list contains addresses of military units
• For the first time in Ukraine, HACC awarded a corruption whistleblower. The case concerned a bribe to the heads of NABU and SAP
• The President signed the law on the payment of salaries of prisoners to their families
• This yearʼs September in Kyiv became the warmest since 1881
• Violation of safety rules. The prosecutorʼs office is investigating the collapse of the Dehtyarivskyi Bridge in Kyiv
• Ukraine is working with Congress to ensure that funding for the Defense Forces is not interrupted under any circumstances
• The IMF mission visited Ukraine for the first time in three years
• The Russians shelled Kherson. A patrol, special forces and civilians came under fire
• The ministers of foreign affairs of the European Union will meet for the first time outside the EU, in Kyiv
• The ambassador on special assignments explained whether Ukraine violated the procedure for submitting a lawsuit against Russia to the UN
• The case of Ukraine against Russia: 32 countries joined not in the lawsuit about genocide, but in the correct interpretation of the Convention
• From October 2, Bulgaria prohibits the entry of cars with Russian license plates
• MDI: Strike drones attacked the aircraft factory in Smolensk, where X-59 missiles were produced
• The first underground school in Ukraine is planned to be built in Kharkiv
• Air defense forces destroyed four drones during the night. In total, the Russians launched seven Shaheds
• ”This will open the way to reparations for us.” Ukraineʼs Agent at the UN International Court of Justice Anton Korynevych — about preliminary hearings of the case of Ukraine against Russia regarding the “genocide in Donbas”
• The Defense Forces destroyed 510 occupiers and 127 units of their equipment over the past day