President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has announced the creation of a special justice mechanism in Ukraine to investigate the crimes of Russian occupiers.
“I have decided to create a special justice mechanism in Ukraine to investigate and prosecute every crime of the occupiers on the territory of our state. The essence of this mechanism is the joint work of national and international specialists: investigators, prosecutors and judges,” he said in a video message on Sunday.
According to him, “this mechanism will help Ukraine and the world to bring to justice persons who in any way participated in this terrible war against the Ukrainian people and in crimes against our people.”
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Prosecutor General’s Office, the National Police, the Security Service, intelligence and other structures, according to their competence, should direct all efforts to ensure that the mechanism works immediately,” he said.
Zelensky called on “all our citizens and friends of Ukraine in the world to join this work and help establish justice.”
“The world has already seen many war crimes. At different times. On different continents. But it is time to do everything possible to make the war crimes of the Russian military the last manifestation of such evil on earth. Everyone guilty of such crimes will be included in a special Book of Torturers, will be found and punished,” Zelensky said.
Presidents of Ukraine and Russia Vladimir Zelensky and Vladimir Putin “with a high degree of probability” will meet in Turkey, head of the Ukrainian delegation at the talks David Arakhamia said during a telethon on Ukrainian television on Saturday.
According to him, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan “called both us and Vladimir Putin yesterday, and he seemed to confirm for his part that they were ready to organize a meeting in the near future.”
“Neither the date nor the place is known, but we believe that the place with a high degree of probability will be Istanbul or Ankara,” Arakhamia said.
In der Hauptstadt wurden seit Beginn der umfassenden Invasion der Russischen Föderation 154 Wohngebäude, 20 Privatgrundstücke, 27 Kindergärten und 44 Schulen durch feindlichen Beschuss beschädigt, berichtet die Militärverwaltung der Stadt Kiew.
„In Kiew wurden seit Beginn der großangelegten Invasion des Feindes 154 Wohngebäude, 20 Privatgrundstücke, 27 Kindergärten und 44 Schulen beschädigt. Eine Expertengruppe arbeitet in der Hauptstadt daran, den Schaden in der Stadt zu bewerten Infrastruktur, Wohngebäude und Privatgrundstücke. Dazu gehören Bauherren, Vertreter von Institutionen und Ökonomen”, heißt es in einer Mitteilung des Telegram-Kanals.
Es wird darauf hingewiesen, dass sie der Stadt Vorschläge für einen Arbeitsplan und die geschätzten Kosten für die Behebung des Schadens unterbreiten werden.
In the capital, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, 154 residential buildings, 20 private estates, 27 kindergartens and 44 schools have been damaged as a result of enemy shelling, the Kyiv city military administration reports.
“In Kyiv, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the enemy, 154 residential buildings, 20 private estates, 27 kindergartens and 44 schools have been damaged. A group of experts is working in the capital to assess the damage to the city’s infrastructure, residential buildings and private estates. It includes builders, representatives of institutions and economists,” the Telegram channel said in a message.
It is noted that they will provide the city with proposals for a work plan and an estimated cost of repairing the damage.
The head of the Lviv regional military administration, Maxim Kozitsky, announced the discovery of a new gas field in the region.
“It’s official: a new gas field has been discovered in the Lviv region! We will only increase production further,” he wrote on his Facebook.
At the same time, he once again explained the sounds of explosions that alarmed the inhabitants of the region on March 31 precisely by the processes associated with the discovery of this field.
The Allo group of companies was forced to lay off more than half of its employees during a full-scale war, and expects to restore labor relations after the restoration of business, said Dmitry Derevitsky, head of the board of directors of Allo Group of Companies. “Unfortunately, we had to part with more than half of the company’s employees, the rest are involved on a piece-rate basis, depending on the hours worked. is UAH 25 million,” Derevitsky said on Facebook. According to him, the group has also lost some stores, and is also under pressure from some landlords demanding payment in full.
“Margins have fallen critically on our own imports. Sales have fallen by an order of magnitude compared to the pre-war level. If we can’t bring rent and current revenue in line, we will leave such outlets,” he said. Derevitsky noted that the bulk of the group’s goods were transported to new distribution centers in western Ukraine. About 200 stores have been restored, and the marketplace has also resumed work. The group plans to launch courier delivery to the branches of logistics operators by the end of April, but in the meantime, you can pick up the goods ordered on the website at open retail outlets. “Next week, we are resuming the import of such critical goods as power banks, chargers, smartphones, push-button phones. Despite significant losses, the company is adapting to work in the new conditions in order to save business, jobs and support the state with taxes,” – Derevitsky emphasized.
LLC “Allo” was founded in 1998. As of the end of 2021, the network has 345 outlets in 140 cities of Ukraine. “Hello” is the official representative and distributor of Xiaomi in Ukraine. The first monobrand store Mi Store was opened at the beginning of 2017 in Kyiv. The network has 30 points in 14 cities. According to the Unified State Register, the participants of Allo LLC are PE Dniproinvest 2016 (96.09%), Dmitry Derevitsky (3.61%), Maxim Raskin (0.3%). The ultimate beneficiary is Derevitsky.
