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'Shocking' Reality of Ukraine Blowback Hammers Putin at Home - Vimarsana News

'Shocking' Reality of Ukraine Blowback Hammers Putin at Home

Even the Kremlin’s propagandists can no longer cover up the brutal impact on ordinary Russians caused by Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine.

Can You Guess Which County in Montana has More People Than Cows? - Vimarsana News

Can You Guess Which County in Montana has More People Than Cows?

Montana Free Press, crunched the numbers on the number of people compared to the number of cattle in each county. The answer may surprise you!

Ukrainian Defence Ministry adopts new rules for food procurement, effective April 2024 - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Defence Ministry adopts new rules for food procurement, effective April 2024

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence will be procuring food products under new rules from 1 April 2024, based on a catalogue of 409 specified food items for professionally prepared menus, taking into account average prices and with separate tenders for delivery.

Source: yahoo.com
Ukraine's GDP grows by 4% in November despite border blockade - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's GDP grows by 4% in November despite border blockade

The Ukrainian economy grew by 4% in November compared to the same month last year, despite the blockade of checkpoints on the border with Ukraine by Polish hauliers. Source: Ukraine's Economy Ministry Details: For January-November this year, the growth of Ukraine's GDP is estimated at 5.

Source: yahoo.com
Russia is running out of eggs. Vladimir Putin thinks the reason is… - Vimarsana News

Russia is running out of eggs. Vladimir Putin thinks the reason is…

Egg prices have risen at a rate of more than 4% for four weeks in a row, according to Federal Statistics Service data. | World News