
The department found itself in a difficult situation due to the risk of changes in laws
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NABU is investigating more than 60 Ukrainian parliamentarians.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine is investigating more than 60 Ukrainian legislators, the Financial Times writes, citing the head of the department's detective unit, Alexander Abakumov.
“Abakumov told the Financial Times that NABU has opened an investigation against more than 60 legislators,” the publication says.
At the same time, Abakumov noted that NABU is investigating the cases of such a large number of legislators that the agency “finds itself in a rather difficult situation.” “After all, if their number grows, they may have enough votes to change the legislation (of Ukraine - ed.),” he added.

LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky proposed not to take into account unpaid alimony by court decision when calculating income for a single benefit in order to avoid unjustified denials of state support to families with children.

Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev said that the United States can influence Ukraine, but there are contradictions between them and the EU, since Europe is not interested in peace. Earlier, US special envoys visited Moscow and Kyiv.

Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk called for the removal of Vladimir Zelensky from the process of negotiations with Russia and the formation of a new group to achieve peace.

The head of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Scott Turner, allegedly tried to spank Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna on the buttocks during the Republican National Convention in Texas, according to a report by The Independent. The congresswoman did not react and continued to walk towards the microphone. The department and Luna have not yet commented.

About nine million foreigners come to Russia per year, of which about three million are labor migration, 1.7 million are family members of foreigners, one million are other categories, and 800 thousand are violators of migration laws, First Deputy Head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs Andrei Kikot said at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced an increase in the number of expulsions of illegal migrants from the country by more than 2.5 times, citing the report of the first deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Andrei Kikot, according to which about 100 thousand people were expelled in a year and a half, of which 75 thousand were forcibly.