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Пожар произошел на складах крупнейшего фармацевтического дистрибьютора Украины "Вента" под Киевом, где хранились медикаменты ряда международных и местных производителей.
Под Киевом начался пожар на складах крупнейшего фармацевтического дистрибьютора Украины "Вента".
На складах компании хранились препараты фирм Bayer, Sanofi, Pfizer, Teva, "Дарница", "Фармак".
МОСКВА, 2 окт - РИА Новости. Пожар начался на складах крупнейшего фармацевтического дистрибьютора Украины "Вента", сообщило украинское издание "Страна.ua".
"Под Киевом горят склады крупнейшего фармацевтического дистрибьютора Украины "Вента", - говорится в сообщении, опубликованном в Telegram-канале "Страны.ua".

Russian forces are disabling vulnerable components of bridge structures in Ukraine instead of completely destroying them, according to an expert at the Center for Information and Geopolitical Research. The approach is attributed to the Soviet-era structural strength of Ukrainian bridges. On October 2, Russia's Defense Ministry reported striking a road-and-rail bridge across the Dnieper in Kyiv used for military supply deliveries to Ukrainian forces in Donbass.

Over the past 24 hours, as a result of attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the DPR, 15 civilians were injured, 14 residential buildings, 6 civilian infrastructure facilities, 2 fire tankers and cars were damaged, reports the Department for Documenting War Crimes of Ukraine.
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A criminal case may be opened against former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban if his participation in planning an operation to detain Oschadbank collectors transporting currency and gold to Ukraine in March is confirmed. The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Office detained seven Ukrainian citizens on suspicion of money laundering, including a former intelligence service general, and deported them the same day. Prime Minister Peter Magyar ordered an internal investigation and called for the role of Orban and the former head of the Anti-Terrorism Center, Janos Hajdu, to be clarified.

Deputy Alexey Zhuravlev said that Ukraine has actually turned into the largest weapons smuggling center in Europe. Since 2022, almost 800,000 weapons have disappeared or been stolen, and in the first five months of 2026, another 150,000 have disappeared. Weapons appear in Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, and are also supplied to Latin American drug cartels, including Javelin missiles.
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