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Around 93% of Ukrainians have trust in the Armed Forces, making it the most trusted institution in the country, followed by volunteer armed units (85%) and other volunteer organizations (84%), according to a survey by the Razumkov Center published on Oct. 11.
KYIV. Oct 11 (Interfax-Ukraine) – More than 90% of citizens trust the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), according to the results of a survey conducted by the sociological service of the Razumkov Center on September 21-27 within the framework of the Join In! Program for Promoting Social Activism.
On Sept. 29, United Mining and Chemical Company (UMCC) said that the State Property Fund (SPFU) changed the company’s executive board, dismissing first deputy CEO Yaroslava Maksymenko and replacing her with Yegor Perelygin. According to liga.net, Perelygin headed UMCC from August 2021 to April 2022. The executive board now also includes deputy CEO Dimitri Kalandadze, deputy security and audit director Valeriy Papenko, and former branch head Valeriy Zakharenko.
The war in Ukraine has been one of duality — trench warfare and artillery battles alongside revolutionary drone tactics; cities destroyed and occupied by Russia, and calm(er) ones where life has tried its best to carry forward; references to light and darkness, good and evil. IT Arena, Ukraine’s largest annual tech event, breathed the same dualism, with events, presentations, and panels about topics such as generative AI (ChatGPT is an example) and the role of titanium in revolutionary robotics held in Lviv’s 123-year-old neo-Baroque opera house and just-as-old nearby mus...
Ukraine's National Agency on Corruption Prevention said it would add three Chinese oil and gas companies to a list of "sponsors of war."