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The five senior bureaucrats who decided not to warn the public about potential foreign election meddling in 2021 were briefed on intelligence suggesting several interference incidents during the campaign, according to testimony and documents presented at the public inquiry Friday.

Criminal liability for dodging mobilisation has been ruled out by the Verkhovna Rada (Parliamentary) Committee on Law Enforcement, which has been considering a draft law on increasing liability for military offences.

The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) has reported opening a criminal investigation into an incident involving military enlistment office employees who tried to serve a draft notice on a journalist of Slidstvo.

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Millions have tuned in to watch live broadcasts of the trial of a former minister who is charged with murdering his wife. Lawyers and activists hope the mass viewership will prevent the authorities from backtracking in the fight against domestic violence.

Three civilians were killed in a Russian attack on an industrial company in the city of Zaporizhzhia. Source: Zaporizhzhia Oblast Prosecutor's Office Details: The Prosecutor's Office reports that at about 12:30 on 8 April 2024, Russian forces launched an attack on the infrastructure of the city of Zaporizhzhia.

Police have since located the woman safely, but are continuing to search for a suspect.

They will commence their new roles on April 11

Ontario's highest court has tossed one of two appeals requested by Ian Bush, who murdered three people in 2007 and was finally identified with he tried to murder a Second World War veteran in 2014.

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