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6 of October 2023:

• Hladkovskyiʼs son was informed of the suspicion of embezzlement at the defense plant
• The USA restricted trade with 42 Chinese companies that supplied microcircuits to the Russian Federation
• Diplomats from Zimbabwe, Syria, China and other countries met with deported Ukrainian children in Belarus
• CBS: North Korea has begun transferring artillery to Russia
• The Netherlands allocates €102 million for the recovery of Ukraine and reforms
• President of Moldova: Prigozhin and Wagnerʼs PMC tried to stage a coup dʼétat in the country
• Rescuers finished their work in the village of Groza in Kharkiv region. The fate of four people is unknown
• The tape “How is Katya?” won the national competition at the Hamburg Film Festival
• Prosecutors from six countries in The Hague are gathering evidence of the crime of Russian aggression — this is the first step to punish Putin. How it happens — prosecutor Myroslava Krasnoborova tells in an interview
• The court did not cancel bail for Ihor Kolomoisky and left him in the pretrial detention center
• Border guards did not let more than 2 000 officials abroad
• Prigozhinʼs company bought two Chinese satellites for more than $30 million. Presumably, they helped prepare for the rebellion
• The Ukrainian company “Antonov” has joined the European Aerospace and Defense Lobby
• The court increased the bail of Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy Vysotsky and put on him an electronic bracelet
• The Verkhovna Rada Committee made amendments to the draft law on the redirection of the “military personal income tax”. The main points
• Mayor of Sumy Lysenko was released from the pre-trial detention center on bail of 3 million hryvnias
• “Nova Poshta” opened its first branch in Slovakia, the sixth EU country
• German law enforcement officers searched Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov
• The court seized all Ukrainian assets of three Russian oligarchs. Mykhailo Fridman was among them
• The Verkhovna Rada increased spending for 2023. More than 303 billion was allocated for defense needs
• The US Securities and Exchange Commission is suing Musk to testify in the case of the purchase of Twitter
• The MFA of Austria summoned the Russian ambassador because of the attack on the village of Hroza, where 52 people died
• Europol joined the Joint Investigation Team, which investigates the most serious international crimes in Ukraine
• BBC: Russia is recruiting Serbs into the army and involved the son of the former president of Yugoslavia Milošević
• “Babel” sources: Ukrainian special forces conducted operations in Sudan against the PMC “Wagner”
• UNESCO plans to create a virtual museum of stolen cultural artifacts
• Another body was found under the rubble in Kharkiv. She is the grandmother of the dead boy
• Poland demands from Ukraine not to suspend the claim to the World Trade Organization, but to withdraw it
• Sweden informed about a new military aid package for Ukraine. Hereʼs the list
• Thermal imager manufacturer “Archer” states it has suspended operations due to NABU searches. The Bureau commented it
• The head of the Cherkasy Diocese of the UOC MP was informed for the second time about the suspicion of inciting religious enmity
• The number of injured from the rocket attack on Kharkiv increased to 27. A 10-year-old boy died
• The “Orlivka” ferry line on the border with Romania suspended its work. Russia attacked it with drones
• Biden unfroze the construction of a wall on the border with Mexico, because Congress refused to direct this money to other needs
• The Defense Forces destroyed 620 invaders and 142 units of their equipment over the past day
• Ukrainian fighters shot down 25 attack drones overnight. The Air Defense Forces work in the regions
• The Russians hit the civilian sector of Kharkiv with “Iskanders”. There are 16 wounded
• The chairman of the budget committee stood behind the podium for more than 10 hours — this is a record