The fish restaurant of Ukrainian businesswoman Svetlana Gotochkina is once again initiating a charity fundraiser. The event will last all day on January 26. To draw as much attention as possible to the event, well-known Ukrainians will be on hand to ensure the comfort of Fish Fetish guests on this day: TV presenter Mila Yeremeeva, actor Aram Arzumanyan, actor Taras Tsymbalyuk, actress Natalka Denisenko, blogger Vikel, blogger Anna Alkhim, event organizer Vadim Keller, fashion consultant Dmitry Glushchak, blogger Kirill UCUPCAKE, designer Ksenia Shapovalova, and Svetlana Gotochkina herself.
50% of the check of each order will be donated to help Denis Kristof, who evacuates civilians from hot spots and helps those affected by the war.
Thus, the stars were divided into two shifts:
14:00-17:00 – Mila Yeremeeva, Aram Arzumanyan, Taras Tsymbalyuk, Natalka Denisenko, Svetlana Gotochkina.
18:00-21:00 -Vikel, Anna Alkhim, Vadym Keller, Dmytro Glushchak, Kyrylo UCUPCAKE, Ksenia Shapovalova.
If you want to add good deeds to the list of the day, visit Fish Fetish at 2 Knyaziv Ostrozkykh St. and support the charity collection.
Call: +380 (67) 005 55 11
An IAEA permanent monitoring mission began its work at the Khmelnitsky NPP on January 23, the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine (SNRIU) said on its website Tuesday.
“Last week, the same International Atomic Energy Agency missions were launched at the operating Pivdenno-Ukrainian and Rivne nuclear power plants, as well as at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which is in the decommissioning phase,” the inspection noted.
IAEA specialists have been working permanently at the Zaporizhzhya NPP, which is under occupation by Russian invaders, since September 2022.
The SNRIU informed that the KNPP hosted a working meeting with the participation of representatives of the IAEA, the acting head of the State Nuclear Regulatory Committee of Ukraine, Oleg Korikov, the chief state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety of Ukraine, as well as the KNPP Director General Andriy Koziura. The parties stated that the main goal of the mission was to maintain nuclear and radiation safety at Ukrainian nuclear facilities under the conditions of the war unleashed by Russia.
At the same time, Gosatomregulirovanie head Oleg Korikov once again noted the importance of documenting all the impacts on nuclear and radiation safety resulting from the Russian aggression, the SNRIU added.
As reported, the IAEA deployed its permanent monitoring missions at all Ukrainian nuclear power plants in response to an official request from the Ukrainian government.
Two dry cargo ships carrying corn and barley departed Ukrainian ports on Monday, the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) reported.
“Two ships left Ukrainian ports on January 23, carrying a total of 42,560 tons of grain and other food as part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative,” the report said.
Dry cargo ship Amyntor will deliver 27 260 tons of corn to the Netherlands, ship Ata will carry 15.3 thousand tons of barley to Israel.
Seven ships are also headed to Ukrainian ports, which on Monday passed through the maritime humanitarian corridor.
“As of January 23, the total tonnage of grain and other agricultural products exported from the three Ukrainian ports is 18,372,920 tons. A total of 1,340 vessels have so far been allowed to move: 667 to arrive at Ukrainian ports and 673 to leave them,” the JCC summarized.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced “personnel decisions”.
“There are also already personnel decisions – some today, some will be tomorrow. managers of different levels in ministries and other structures of the central government, and in the regions and in the law enforcement system,” he said in a video message on Monday.
Oil prices are declining slightly in trading on Tuesday, Brent remains near its highest since November last year, reached the day before.
The price of March futures for Brent at London’s ICE Futures Exchange stood at $88.14 a barrel by 12:49 p.m., down $0.05 (0.06%) from the close of the previous session.
The price of WTI futures for March at the electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) is $81.61 a barrel by that time, which is 1 cent lower than the final value of the previous session.
The inflated cost of food products purchased for the Armed Forces, as reported in the media, does not correspond to reality, as evidenced by the contract of the Defense Ministry, with a copy of which the members of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence have familiarized themselves, said its head Aleksandr Zavitnevych (Sluka Naroda faction).
“We have all seen the contract and the figure that was specified (in the media – IFU) does not correspond to reality. Therefore, to say that we buy chicken eggs two or three times more expensive than in the market is wrong. The contract has a completely different figure,” Zavitnevich said on the air of the national telethon on Monday.
He specified that all members of the committee at Monday’s meeting saw a copy of this contract.
According to Zavitnevich, it will be possible to draw any conclusions after an appropriate expertise and investigation by law enforcement agencies. He also believes that there is no need to rush with personnel changes in connection with the high-profile situation.
“Now to talk about personnel changes … I would not make such statements. When the NABU and other law enforcement agencies arrive at their conclusions and when the cases are sent to court, then we will be able to talk about some personnel decisions,” the head of the committee said.
He recalled that even before the publication in the media about possible abuses in the procurement of products for the AFU interested the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and other law enforcement agencies.
As reported earlier, Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov denied information about the purchase of food for the Armed Forces at inflated prices.
Earlier, the ZN.UA publication asserted that under the agreement of the Defense Ministry on the services of catering in 2023 for military units stationed in Poltava, Sumy, Kiev, Zhytomyr, Chernihiv and Cherkasy regions, in a deal worth 13.16 billion UAH overpriced procurement by 2-3 times.
