In Kiev on Oleksandr Konisky Street unknown persons demolished a house with the help of heavy construction equipment, the circumstances of demolition of a historical building in the center of the capital are established by the police in the framework of criminal proceedings.
As reported on Saturday by the National Police of Kiev in facebook, law enforcers are now conducting priority investigative actions. The equipment, which was used to demolish the building, has been seized. On this fact is investigated criminal proceedings, initiated under Part 2 of Article 298 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
In the evening on Friday the police in Kiev received a report that unknown persons demolished a house built at the end of XIX century on Oleksandr Konisky Street with the help of heavy construction equipment. At the scene of the incident, the operational duty officer immediately sent an investigative team.
The police officers identified the location of the equipment and seized it, the question of its arrest is being resolved. On this fact investigators of Shevchenkivsky police department are investigating criminal proceedings initiated under part 2 of article 298 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. All circumstances of the incident are being established.
In Ukraine on Monday, June 2, except for the south-eastern part of short-term rains, thunderstorms in some places.
Wind is predominantly southwesterly, 7-12 m/s.
Temperatures in western regions at night 10-15°, in the afternoon 21-26°; in the rest of the territory at night 13-18°, in the afternoon 27-32°, in the north, Vinnitsa and Cherkassy regions 24-29°.
In Kiev on Monday night, light rain in the afternoon. The wind is southwest, 7-12 m/s. The temperature at night is 16-18°, during the day 26-28°.
According to the Central Geophysical Observatory named after Boris Sreznevsky. Boris Sreznevsky in Kiev on June 2, the highest daytime temperature was 33.3 in 1921, the lowest nighttime temperature was 3.9 in 1963.
On Tuesday, June 3, at night in the central, eastern, afternoon in the western and northeastern regions in some places short-term rain, thunderstorms, in the rest of the territory without precipitation.
Wind south, southwest, 5-10 m/s.
The temperature at night 13-18 °, during the day 23-28 °, in the south and east of the country 27-32 °.
On Tuesday in Kiev without precipitation. Wind south, southwest, 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night 16-18 °, during the day 26-28 °.
In Ukraine on Monday, May 20, in the afternoon in most western regions and in the north-eastern part of places short-term rain, thunderstorms, in the rest of the territory – without precipitation, reports Ukrhydrometcenter.
The wind is predominantly southern, 3-8 m/s. The temperature is 9-14° at night and 21-26° during the day; in the Carpathians and Crimean Mountains it is 5-10° at night and 15-20° during the day.
Weather forecast for Kiev on May 20 – no precipitation, south wind, 3-8 m/s. The temperature at night is 11-13°, during the day about 25°.
According to the Central Geophysical Observatory of Boris Sreznevsky in Kiev on May 20, the highest daytime temperature was 32.5° in 1996, the lowest nighttime temperature was 1.1° in 1943.
May 21 in Ukraine is also dry, with occasional short rains and thunderstorms in the Carpathian region and northeastern areas during the day. The wind is predominantly southeastern, 3-8 m/s.
The temperature at night 10-15°, during the day 22-27°.
Weather forecast for Kiev for May 21 – no precipitation. The wind is predominantly southeast, 7-12 m/s. The temperature at night is 13-15°, during the day about 25°.
On Sunday, May 5, most of Ukraine will be sunny and dry, only in the northern part, in Transcarpathia and the Carpathians in the afternoon in some places a little short-term rain, thunderstorms, according to Ukrhydrometcenter. The wind is north-eastern with a transition to south-western, 5-10 m/s.
The temperature at night is 3-8° of heat (in the eastern, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions 1-6° of heat, frost 0-3° on the soil surface); during the day 17-22° of heat, in the western regions up to 25°.
In Kiev on May 5, there will be no precipitation at night and light rain in places during the day. The wind is northeastern with a transition to southwestern, 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night is 6-8°, during the day about 20°.
According to the Central Geophysical Observatory named after Boris Sreznevsky. Borys Sreznevsky in Kiev on May 5, the highest daytime temperature was 30.2° in 2018, the lowest nighttime temperature was -0.7° in 1908.
On Monday, May 6, in Ukraine, except for the southern part, small short-term rains in places, thunderstorms in some areas, hail in some areas.
The wind is south-western with transition to north-western, 7-12 m/s, in the afternoon gusts of 15-20 m/s in some places. The temperature at night 10-15°, in the south and east of the country 6-11°; in the daytime 20-25°.
In Kiev on Monday is expected in places light, short-term rain, thunderstorms. The wind is southwesterly with transition to northwesterly, 7-12 m/s. The temperature at night is 12-14°; during the day 22-24°.
The Swedish Export Credit Agency (EKN) has started accepting applications for special credit guarantees for exports to Ukraine since March 1. The total limit of guarantees according to the country’s budget for 2024 is SEK333m ($32.1m at the current exchange rate).
According to EKN, this became possible after the Swedish government adopted a relevant decree on February 29.
In addition to the new export credit guarantees, the government also decided to open a trade secretary’s office in Kiev and appoint a new trade secretary, the press release said.
“The export credit guarantees and the opening of a new trade office in Kiev will make it easier for Swedish companies to invest in Ukraine. It is also a concrete example of how the government is working to increase synergies between aid, trade and business promotion,” the statement quotes the Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Johan Forssell as saying.
It is indicated that guarantees will be provided for exports that can contribute to the development and welfare of Ukraine.
75% of Ukrainians with rare diseases remain in Ukraine despite the war, while 25% are abroad. On the International Day of Rare Diseases, which is celebrated in the last days of February, Kiev will talk about support for orphan patients and look for a solution on how to create equal European conditions of support and treatment for patients with rare diseases in conditions of full-scale war.
On Tuesday, February 27, Kiev will host a panel discussion with 40 experts. The discussion will be attended by representatives of Eurordis, European Parliament, ERN, European doctors and patient communities, representatives of the Ukrainian authorities, Ministry of Health, NHSU, State Enterprise “Medical Procurement of Ukraine”, representatives of health departments and administrations from the regions, representatives of manufacturers of innovative medicines, expert doctors in orthopaedic areas and representatives of public organizations.
The discussion will be webcast in two languages: Ukrainian and English.
Venue: Hyatt Regency (5 Alla Tarasova Street, Kyiv).
Moderators of the event: Elena Filinyuk (SAFEMed) and Tetyana Kulesha (OS “Orphan diseases of Ukraine”).
The discussion will start at 10:00
“We realize that in the conditions of a big war it is difficult to talk about support for certain groups of the population. But in Ukraine there are orthane patients who are fighting, there are patients who are volunteering, there are relatives of patients who are volunteering or have gone to the front. Orphan patients have to live in a double war: for the life of the country, and for their own, – says the chairman of the OS “Orphan diseases of Ukraine” Tetyana Kulesha, – In addition, patients who are now abroad, started to receive therapy there, they will not return home, where there is no such treatment”.
During the public discussion they plan to touch upon such issues as:
– priorities of the state policy on providing Ukrainian orphan patients with treatment,
– the possibility to receive care through NHS packages,
– introduction of mobile palliative care,
– access to the latest medicines and therapies,
– European experience useful for Ukrainian orphan centers, for orphan doctors and many other issues.
At the end of the day at 18:00 two landmark buildings in Kiev – Okhmatdet NDSB and St. Nicholas Church – will be illuminated with colored lights, which has already become a tradition of Rare Diseases Day celebrations. In this way, the organizers want to remind a wide range of people about the need for treatment and support for orphan patients.
