Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
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Budapest refused to approve the opening of the second and third negotiation clusters, tying support for Ukraine’s EU integration to the rights of the Hungarian minority.
European Commission says payments will be made over two years as originally planned.
Ukrainians are receiving forged emails that appear to be sent by courts, containing fake summons, links and dangerous attachments.
A shootout involving SBU and GUR personnel occurred at 10 Yuriy Shumskyi Street in Kyiv; authorities have not commented yet.
Local online sources say TCC personnel together with police forced a man to leave his vehicle on Ivanovsky Bridge in Odesa.
MP Gorbennko said the government is working on a decision to grant front‑line status to Kyiv and its region as early as September.
Telegram post urges people to gather in groups and jointly repel attacks.
The Lviv city council created a working group to identify sex‑shops, show bars and similar venues in the historic centre, sparking public criticism.
In a Kyiv minibus a group tried to detain several men, but a female passenger made them leave and called police; the men left empty‑handed.
In Kyiv an attack on a taxi driver was reported, after which unknown assailants allegedly kidnapped the passenger; details remain unclear.
