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30 of November 2023:

• Judges of the Kyiv Court of Appeals, who were exposed for bribery, were declared suspicious
• Reuters: The US has postponed the delivery of GLSDB missiles to 2024
• The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia warned citizens against traveling to Russia due to the possible closure of the border
• Norway will allocate €21 million for food security in Ukraine
• Ukraine will receive a €50 million grant from Germany for the “Affordable Credits” program
• One-year-old Margaryta, kidnapped from Kherson and “adopted” by Russian politician Serhiy Mironov, has a three-year-old brother. His whereabouts are unknown
• The court seized $1.5 million of crypto-assets of ex-head of the State Special Communications Service Yury Shchyhol
• The court continued the arrest of ex-president of Motor Sichi Boguslayev
• In Ukraine, propagandist and collaborator Yulia Vityazeva was convicted in absentia
• Forbes: Dirt in engine filters is the biggest problem of Abrams M1 tanks in Ukraine
• Missile attack on a high-rise building in Novohrodivka: the death toll has increased to two, the search for the family continues
• In an elite house for $50 million. The prosecutor in the Maidan case told where fugitive ex-president Viktor Yanukovych now lives
• Russia recognized LGBT as an “extremist organization”
• First Lady Olena Zelenska was included in the ranking of the 25 most influential women of 2023 according to the “Financial Times”
• 76 years ago, the UN divided Palestine into Arab and Jewish states, which were supposed to coexist peacefully. But the concept failed — a war began that has not subsided to this day. A story in photos
• Ukraineʼs economy has already lost almost €400 million due to protests on the Polish border. And worst of all, the military cargoes are also stuck. We answer the main questions about the blockade and its consequences
• The presidentʼs office denied The Economistʼs suggestion about the “terrible” relationship between Zelensky and Zaluzhnyi
• Because of Russiaʼs position, Malta will chair the OSCE, not Estonia
• The US Congress registered a draft law on the seizure of Russian assets in favor of the restoration of Ukraine
• Babelʼs sources: SBU blew up the railway connecting Russia and China
• A terrorist attack took place in Jerusalem — three people died, eight were injured
• The Ministry of Defense found microcircuits with gold and silver in a military unit in Zhytomyr region
• SBU searched the Pochaiv Lavra. The UOC MP informed about the “eviction” of the pupils of the seminary
• Judges of the Kyiv Court of Appeal were exposed for taking $35 000 in bribes
• The Economist has showed its annual ranking of the most expensive cities to live in
• Israel continued the truce with Hamas. The main points
• Russia fired 6 rockets at the Pokrovsky district at the same time — there are people under the rubble
• Overnight, the Russians launched 20 drones and eight missiles over Ukraine