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Tuesday, April 21
'Cooling, not a reversal' — Why Bulgaria's new Russia-friendly leader is unlikely to become EU's next Orban
The landslide victory of ex-President Rumen Radev's party in Bulgaria's April 19 parliamentary election is seen by many as a boost to Russia-friendly, Ukraine-skeptic voices within the European Union. Running on an anti-corruption platform, Radev's Progressive Bulgaria (PB) secured 44.6% of the vote, winning a majority and a chance to govern without a coalition partner. The result could strain Ukraine's relations with Bulgaria, a 6-million-strong NATO and EU member that has backed Kyiv since R
Draft officers arrested for kidnapping a man, demanding $30,000 bribe in Odesa; office chief suspended
Four draft officers were detained in Odesa after allegedly abducting a man, beating him, and demanding $30,000, as military authorities suspended two recruitment office chiefs.
Druzhba pipeline ready to resume, Zelensky says, raising hopes of unblocking EU loan
"Ukraine has completed repair work on the section of the Druzhba oil pipeline that was damaged by a Russian strike," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Sanctions relief fueling Russia's war ambitions, Zelensky warns as Ukraine steps up oil strikes
"Our far-reaching sanctions... ensure that (Russia) receives the necessary response," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Ukrainian drones hit key Russian oil hub in Samara Oblast, SBU says
Ukraine says drones struck a key oil distribution hub in Russia's Samara Oblast overnight, sparking a fire.
At least 6 killed, 59 injured in Russian strikes across Ukraine over past day
Russian attacks killed six people and injured 59 others across Ukraine over the past day, local authorities reported on April 21.
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Over 300 AI-related developments are registered on the Brave1 platform, while more than 70 systems based on artificial intelligence and computer vision are already in active use on the battlefield, according to the ministry.
