Germany arrests 25 right-wing extremists suspected of plotting a coup

Twenty five people suspected of plotting a coup have been arrested by German authorities. The group made up of right-wing extremists and former soldiers planned to storm the Parliament building and seize power in Germany, the BBC writes.

The Hungarian government eliminated the fuel price cap

The Hungarian government removed the fuel price cap, after the measure caused a supply crisis and panic among drivers, who formed huge queues at gas stations across the country, writes Reuters, quoted by digi24.

Romania has enough resources to help the Republic of Moldova with natural gas

Romania has enough natural gas to help the Republic of Moldova get through this winter, the Romanian energy expert, Ionuț Purica, told the Radio Moldova reporter from Bucharest.

Traffic was resumed on the Kerchi bridge in Crimea

Traffic on the road side of the Crimean bridge, restored after the October explosion, has been opened, reports Rador.

The new economic sanctions applied to Russia by the European Union and the G7 have entered into force

The new economic sanctions applied by the European Union and the G7 foresee capping the price at which Russia exports oil, as well as the European embargo on Russian oil imported by sea, reports Rador.

Russian missiles hit the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhya

Russian missiles hit industrial sites and energy infrastructure in the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhya on Monday night, local authorities announced, quoted by the UNIAN agency. A factory was damaged.

Russia says it won't accept oil price cap

Russia "will not accept" a price cap on its oil and is analysing how to respond, the Kremlin said in comments reported on Saturday, in response to a deal by Western powers aimed at limiting a key source of funding for its war in Ukraine, Reuters reports.

Kherson city bombed again. The authorities in the region announce how many people have lost their lives in the last two weeks

The city of Kherson, recently liberated from Russian occupation, was again the target of bombing on Sunday, according to Ukrainskaia Pravda. No casualties have been reported, but over the past two weeks, 19 people have been killed and another 39 injured in Russian military attacks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin would visit the Ukrainian regions illegally annexed by Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin would visit the Ukrainian regions illegally annexed by Russia - Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson and Zaporozhye, territories he has not yet visited. This was announced by the spokesman of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, who did not say the date when this will happen, writes Digi24.

Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the price cap for a barrel of Russian oil at $60

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday criticized the price cap for a barrel of Russian oil at $60 by an agreement of the EU, G7 and Australia, estimating that "it is not a serious decision", writes Agerpres. The price of a barrel of Russian oil is currently around $65, slightly below the European ceiling.

EU to allow calls on flights

Airline passengers in the European Union (EU) will soon be able to use their phones to full effect in the sky, BBC reports.

The Kremlin will not accept the oil price cap

Russia will not accept the price cap for Russian oil and is considering a response, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, quoted by RIA Novosti. For his part, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Alexander Novak, added that Moscow will work only with those who are ready to cooperate under market conditions.