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Ukraine's top anti-graft prosecutor decries pressure amid reports of Security Service probe targeting him
"Such reports, as well as a number of clearly illegal actions against NABU employees that have already taken place, are nothing other than a continuation of pressure on anti-corruption agencies," Oleksandr Klymenko told the Kyiv Independent.
Poland, Lithuania reject Merkel's claim they 'did not support' EU unity on Russia
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she sought to revive dialogue between the EU and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian who joined Ukraine's military detained over suspected espionage
The man, detained in the western city of Lviv, is suspected of helping Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) coordinate strikes on his unit's temporary base and nearby positions in Lviv Oblast.
EU to reportedly restrict Russian diplomats' travel amid espionage surge
The measure follows a surge in hybrid operations targeting Ukraine's partners in the EU and NATO, including arson, cyberattacks, infrastructure sabotage, and drone incursions.
Hungary's Orban accuses Zelensky of 'moral blackmail' over Ukraine's EU bid
"Hungary has no moral obligation to support Ukraine's EU accession," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said.
Russian attacks kill 1, injure 33 in Ukraine over past day
Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 88 out of the 152 Russian drones launched overnight. Russia also attacked Ukraine with two ballistic missiles.
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