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Russian attacks completely destroy Trypilska TPP – head of Centerenergo's supervisory board

After a heavy missile attack on the night of Thursday, April 11, Russian troops completely destroyed the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant (TPP) in Kyiv region, informs Interfax-Ucraina.

"All the workers who were on shift during the attack are alive," Andriy Hota, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PJSC Centrenergo, told Interfax-Ukraine.

After the hits, a large-scale fire swept through the turbine shop. The company is currently working to contain the fire.

On March 22, 2024, the Zmiyivska TPP in Kharkiv region was completely destroyed, and on July 25, 2022, Russian troops occupied the Vuhlehirska TPP in Donetsk region.

Currently, PJSC Centrenergo has lost 100% of its generation.

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Maia Sandu at the Budapest Summit: Moldova needs support to strengthen its Institutions and democracy
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Maia Sandu at the Budapest Summit: Moldova needs support to strengthen its Institutions and democracy

Today, 47 heads of state and government are participating in the fifth edition of the European Political Community Summit in Budapest. The agenda focuses on the security challenges facing Europe, particularly the situation in Ukraine. During the roundtable discussions, leaders will address specific topics of common interest, such as migration and economic security. The head of state Maia Sandu is participating in.

Victor Furtuna wins the competition for the position of chief prosecutor of PCCOCS
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Victor Furtuna wins the competition for the position of chief prosecutor of PCCOCS

Victor Furtuna won the competition for the position of chief prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS). He obtained the highest score, and the decision was made today by members of the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP).

Joint declaration, signed in Budapest. European leaders reaffirm their support for the Republic of Moldova
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Joint declaration, signed in Budapest. European leaders reaffirm their support for the Republic of Moldova

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