The relatives of the deceased Ukrainian soldier were not booed The video where screams could be heard was taken at a protest near the Resurrection Church in the city of Krasyliv The memorial service for the deceased Ukrainian soldier was held in the same city but in the Holy Trinity Church of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church began to spread false information that parishioners allegedly shouted “shame” to servicemen and relatives after the memorial service for the fallen Ukrainian soldier they spread a video showing people in military uniform coming out of the church to these screams “In Krasyliv (Khmelnytskyi region) parishioners of the Russian Orthodox Church shouted “shame!” to the military and relatives of the deceased Hero who were leaving the temple after the memorial service for the deceased which was held by the Orthodox Church of Ukraine,” users write Previously, StopFake refuted the information that the Ukrainian military in Kherson allegedly were ordered to shoot curfew violators on the spot is one of hundreds of teenagers still waiting for a Homes for Ukraine decision Vlad is one of hundreds of teenagers who applied to the Homes for Ukraine scheme having fled war without his parents. While the Home Office struggles to decide how to deal with cases like his they have been left in limbo for weeks – and even months – with no decision knowing that my parents are one and a half thousand miles away and our destiny is still unknown,” Vlad said A keen student, Vlad was preparing for school exams when areas around his home town of Krasyliv in western Ukraine came under intense bombing recalled: “She was telling me that every day they could hear sirens and three or four times a day they would go down to the bomb shelter which was very cold It was impossible to sleep there at night with the sirens going off.” “I promised that I would take good care of Vlad,” she said She arranged for him to join her and her two sons in Italy so Reviuk applied under the Homes for Ukraine scheme at the earliest opportunity The British family quickly made ready two large spare bedrooms and a separate living room two months have gone by while Reviuk and the children wait in a cramped rented room in a flat in Modena Reviuk said: “Living in one bedroom with two teenage boys and one small child who wakes up at night and is also sometimes sick is very difficult for us.” said: “It’s so frustrating to think that they could have been enjoying the space and support on offer here but instead we’ve all been spending hundreds of hours battling with bureaucracy that seems to have been set up to deflect rather than to protect those fleeing this brutal conflict.” Hanlon is in touch with about 40 other sponsors in similar situations “The government’s broad answer to most questions on the subject is a cynical use of this term to avoid having to deal with the most vulnerable group affected by this war.” Given that Vlad is travelling with a legal guardian his case should be one of the straightforward ones “I do not understand the logic of safeguarding me because in my country there is a war and there is no worse security situation for me than staying there,” Vlad said “It just doesn’t make sense to me what safeguarding issues the government could have when we have all the documents in place and Olesia is a family friend who has legal guardianship?” The Home Office has been sent a “letter before claim” over the families’ case said: “The delay in even providing a decision while keeping the family in the dark demonstrates that the secretary of state has failed to make an adequate policy to meet the promises she has made She is turning her back on some of the most vulnerable people fleeing the conflict the waiting means uncertainty over his education He has only a week left to tell the Ukrainian authorities which country he will be in to take his exams remotely and is unsure what to put Reviuk said: “The UK government is taking the future away from Vlad And right now we just do not see the future.” Ukroboronprom (Ukrainian defense industry organization) made an announcement about Malyuk bullpup rifle successfully passing government tests They’ve already started manufacturing it It is a bit confusing because they don’t literally state that the gun is adopted. However, passing all government tests and trials and being put into large-scale production usually means that. Malyuk is a heavily modified AK-74 converted into a bullpup configuration Right now “Krasyliv Aggregate Plant” factory upon order of another Ukrainian company called “Interproinvest” started manufacturing the rifle Ukroboronprom has also released a video on their YouTube channel demonstrating the rifle: it is possible that Ukraine manufactures it to offer for export only there is usually no need of extensive government tests because if other countries decide to buy the gun government tests result in either adoption or canceling of any particular firearm nobody from Ukroboronprom answered to my messages for clarification of their announcement Ukraine developed its first AK-based bullpup rifle in 2003 Later they were continuously revising and upgrading the rifle and eventually it evolved into Malyuk Ukraine showed Malyuk last year and since then it appeared in many arms fairs it was adopted in small numbers by Ukrainian special forces and even saw limited use in the current war in Ukraine If you want to learn more about the Malyuk rifle click here and here More by Hrachya H Is Ukraine independent or did they get taken over by Putin's Neo Soviet Union completely having been historically Russian and having been screwed over and stripped of their rights by Ukraine twice They voted leave and reached out to Russia for help Russia answered and Crimea was peacefully anexed with the will of the people and without firing a shot Donetsk and Novorossiya are different; they're crazy rebel groups that are essentially like slavic Daesh NATO likes to call everything Russia does threatening of evil all the while attempting to help Georgia oppress and genocide the Abkhazians and Ossetians backing the fascistic Svoboda regime in Ukraine and pointing tons of troops at Russia while saying "Don't you dare get nervous" With all the known problems that it'd entail Americans and everyone else that could be bothered And results were always same: poor balance and poor ergonomics which combined to make the weapon less precise in burst fire Russian military tried it back in the days of OC-14 and SpetsNaz gave a judgement that resoundingly slammed the door shut on adoption of AKs that were turned into Bullpup as opposed to a clean-sheet bullpup like A-91M/ADS According to Ukrinform, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted the relevant decisions at a meeting on December 22, the Ministry of Economy reports "The development of industrial parks is a very important area in the context of the recovery and further growth of Ukraine's economy Probably one of the most important parameters is the increased added value The government is purposefully working to develop high value-added processing," Deputy Minister of Economy Volodymyr Kuzio said initiated by Krasyliv Machine-Building Plant about 500 jobs will be created in the industrial cluster for metalworking and metal products manufacturing on 10.146 hectares The initiator plans to invest UAH 87 million in the park It is also expected to attract investments from the management company and Turkish investors confirmed their readiness to invest in the park's enterprises following the results of the first negotiations The total amount of preliminary confirmed investments is UAH 555 million Another UAH 70 million is expected from small and medium-sized businesses that will help manufacture parts for large investors' production facilities Another government decision included the industrial park Podillia-Horodok Carbon Neutral Eco-Agro Hub in the register A total of 50.1856 hectares of land has been allocated for the park's development in the Horodok City Territorial Community of Khmelnytskyi region The park will specialize in agro-processing including the production of oil and animal fats the park's facilities will generate most of the electricity needed to run the businesses there The park will provide jobs for about 480 community residents the park's participating companies will pay more than UAH 525 million in taxes and fees to the budgets Also included in the register of industrial parks is Yadro Industry in Drohobych The park was initiated by Facade-Zakhid LLC which plans to invest over UAH 561 million in its development The 10.0036-hectare site will create about 500 jobs in the industrial cluster with window production as one of its key industries The park will also prioritize the production of building materials from clay lime and gypsum mixtures and products from these materials Among the investors willing to invest in production are companies from the United States and Spain as well as Ukrainian small and medium-sized enterprises Their total investment is expected to reach UAH 270 million 73 parks have been included in the Register of Industrial Parks following the government's decisions today While citing and using any materials on the Internet links to the website ukrinform.net not lower than the first paragraph are mandatory citing the translated materials of foreign media outlets is possible only if there is a link to the website ukrinform.net and the website of a foreign media outlet Materials marked as "Advertisement" or with a disclaimer reading "The material has been posted in accordance with Part 3 of Article 9 of the Law of Ukraine "On Advertising" No 1996 and the Law of Ukraine "On the Media" No 2023 and on the basis of an agreement/invoice Online media entity; 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