International

Former Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, investigated in the case of the plane crash in Brovari

The searches of one of the most well-known Ukrainian officials, in the case of the crash of the Airbus helicopter, in Brovary. Former Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov says his home was raided by the Security Service as part of an investigation into the purchase of helicopters.

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We remind you that, on January 18, an Airbus helicopter crashed in a suburb of Kyiv, and 14 people died as a result of the accident, including the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, his deputy and a secretary of state, as well as a child.

Arsen Avakov, 59, resigned in July 2021 as Minister of the Interior. Before submitting his resignation, he was one of the most influential officials in the neighboring country, he served as interior minister for more than seven years.

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Maia Sandu, about the CCM decision: United for a European Moldova, we will succeed in achieving our common goal
Political

Maia Sandu, about the CCM decision: United for a European Moldova, we will succeed in achieving our common goal

President Maia Sandu reacted after the Constitutional Court decided that the referendum on EU accession is constitutional and that it can take place on October 20, the same day as the presidential elections. According to the head of state, the Republic of Moldova needs unity, the involvement of every party, civic organization, citizen to guarantee peace and well-being for Moldovans.

Ukrainian nuclear power plant 'dangerously close' to accident, says IAEA chief
International

Ukrainian nuclear power plant 'dangerously close' to accident, says IAEA chief

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine is dangerously close to suffering an accident because of recent attacks on it, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency warned on Monday, April 15. Russia and Ukraine have blamed each other for the attacks over the last week, but it is "impossible" at the moment to prove who is behind them, said International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Rafael Grossi, Le Monde reports.

13 polling stations will be open for the new and partial local elections
Elections

13 polling stations will be open for the new and partial local elections

In the nine localities, where new and partial local elections will take place on May 19, 13 polling stations will be opened. According to the Central Electoral Commission, the most polling stations, three in number, will be opened in the town of Cealîc, Taraclia district. At the same time, two polling stations will be opened in the localities of Tîrnova, Dondușeni district and Bucovăț, Strășeni district.