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Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke about the Ukrainian vaccine
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the production of a Ukrainian vaccine against coronavirus and called it unique; NBU predicts an increase in prices. Korrespondent.net highlights yesterday’s major events.
Zelensky spoke about the Ukrainian vaccine against COVID-19-19
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave an interview to four Ukrainian television channels, in which he spoke about the Ukrainian vaccine against the coronavirus. In it, the president said that the harsh quarantine measures could completely stop the Ukrainian economy, so they would not be introduced. He also said that a vaccine against COVID-19 is being developed in Ukraine, and that it is “unique.”
NBU has adjusted the inflation forecast
By the end of the year, inflation growth in Ukraine will slow to 4.1% instead of 4.7%, as previously expected. At the same time, next year, the NBU predicts a price increase of 6.5%. The growth factors will be the revival of the economy, the effect of the current weakening of the hryvnia, a significant increase in the minimum wage.
Zelensky explained the essence of the national survey
The results of the national survey, although they have no legal consequences, may become the basis for changes in Ukrainian legislation, the head of state said. The president gave an example that the affirmative response of the majority of Ukrainians to the question of legalizing medical cannabis to reduce pain in seriously ill patients can become the main argument for the people’s deputies to vote for appropriate changes. in legislation.
A new China-Ukraine rail route has been launched
The first container train of the new China-Ukraine route through Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus arrived at the Kiev-Liski freight station. The train was on the road for 19 days, it included 41 containers with refrigeration equipment. UZ plans to run the train once a week.
The incidence of coronavirus in the world continues to grow
During the last day, a record 437 thousand people fell ill with coronavirus in the world. During the pandemic 1,136,887 people died (more than 6.8 thousand per day). Ukraine ranks 24th in the world in terms of the number of COVID-19 cases.
Kiev leads Ukraine in the incidence of coronavirus
During the last day, 631 new cases of COVID-19 coronavirus were confirmed in Kiev. This is a new anti-registration. 15 people have died, said the mayor of the capital, Vitali Klitschko. The majority of cases of the disease during the last day were found in the Desnyanskiy region – 96, in the Solomenskiy region – 95 and in the Obolonskiy region – 94 cases.
Foreign Ministry protests against Russian excavations in Crimea
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expressed a strong protest to the Russian Federation and condemned the carrying out of archaeological excavations in the Alma Valley and in the city of Sevastopol. The department of Ukraine recalled that, in accordance with the provisions of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property, the Russian Federation, as the occupying state, must respect cultural values in Crimea.
Ukrainians working legally were counted in Poland
According to the latest data, the largest number of foreigners with social insurance are Ukrainians: 507,000 people, Belarusians 46,200 and Georgians 11,100. Among foreigners with social security, 409,000 are contract workers, 21,500 have their own companies. premium contracts.
The EU updates the list of countries for which external borders are open
The EU has again shortened the list: citizens of Canada, Georgia and Tunisia will no longer be able to travel freely in Europe. At the same time, Singapore was added to the list. Ukraine was not included on the list again.
Gold mining resumes in Ukraine
In Ukraine, after 15 years of inactivity, the country’s only gold mining company with proven reserves, the Muzhiyevsky gold mine, resumed its work. The company will process 500,000 tonnes of ore and plans to allocate UAH 250 million annually to the budget.
Astronomers have compiled a list of exoplanets from which you can see our planet
American scientists have compiled a list of star systems from which possible inhabitants of Earth could observe and identify life here. All of these stars are similar to our Sun and are 300 light years from us.
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