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24 of April 2024:

• Defense Minister of Latvia: The drone coalition has already raised almost €500 million for Ukraine
• Reuters: The US has secretly sent long-range ATACMS to Ukraine in recent weeks
• The government has banned passports for men of military age from being sent abroad
• The US announced new military aid to Ukraine worth $1 billion
• Joe Biden signed a bill on military aid to Ukraine
• Germany resumes funding of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine
• Dust from the Sahara reached Ukraine for the second time in a month. The country was covered by “dirty” rains
• The Ministry of Justice seized all the property and accounts of the ex-head of the Supreme Court Vsevolod Knyazev
• The Prosecutor Generalʼs Office closed 19% of cases against businesses after the audit
• Rehina Kharchenko became the new acting mayor of Zaporizhzhia
• Judge Oleksiy Tandyr was temporarily suspended from the judiciary. The Supreme Council of Justice requests his release
• Canada delayed sanctions on Russian titanium for Airbus. The problem is the long certification of new suppliers
• SBU declared the suspicion of the Metropolitan of Sviatohorsk Lavra for directing Russians to the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
• The European Commission allocated another tranche of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine for €1.5 billion from a package of €50 billion
• The court arrested the company director of a sanctioned Odesa smuggler
• The Verkhovna Rada adopted in the first reading the draft law on restrictions on the gambling business
• Parliament supported the draft law on customs clearance of cars in “Diia” app. What does it mean?
• The US State Department included the “Edyni Novyny” telethon in the report on human rights violations
• Media: SBU hit two oil depots in the Smolensk region of the Russian Federation
• Parliament increased the number of State Border Service by 15 000 servicemen
• Odesa citizen was detained on suspicion of preparing attacks on the prosecutorʼs office
• Dust from the Sahara desert covered Greece. The whole sky turned orange
• The Russians hit a warehouse of damaged cars in Odesa
• In Argentina, thousands of students rallied against the “shock therapy” of President Miley
• NATO is not going to place nuclear weapons in new countries. Poland talked about readiness to accept it
• The US Senate approved aid to Taiwan and Israel, as well as the ban on TikTok and the confiscation of Russian assets
• At night, the Russians shelled Kharkiv. Six people were injured
• General Staff: 101 combat clashes took place over the past day. Russia lost another 880 soldiers
• The US Senate has approved almost $61 billion in military aid to Ukraine. Next is Joe Bidenʼs signature