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Kyiv sustains damage and casualties from overnight Russian strikes

Kyiv sustains damage and casualties from overnight Russian strikes

Russian forces launched a combined missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight into July 2, damaging over 30 locations. Casualty reports differ, with [Громадське] reporting 10 fatalities and [Радіо Свобода] stating eight dead and 25 injured.

Russian forces conducted a combined missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight into July 2, causing extensive damage across more than 30 locations in the capital. Kyiv City Military Administration head Tymur Tkachenko described "very significant direct hits on residential buildings." Reports on casualties varied, with [Громадське] stating 10 fatalities, while [Радіо Свобода] reported the death toll had risen to eight, with 25 injured. Separately, Ukrainian air defense systems were active on the evening of July 1, intercepting unmanned aerial vehicles approaching Kyiv. On the front lines, 210 combat clashes occurred on July 1, with 23 concentrated in the Pokrovsk direction. Sources: Громадське, Радіо Свобода, Українська правда

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Major Ukrainian OTT platforms launch independent ad services

Major Ukrainian OTT platforms launch independent ad services

Sweet.tv and Kyivstar TV, major Ukrainian OTT platforms, have ceased cooperation with Vidzone and launched their own advertising platforms, a move expected to reshape the 1.2 billion UAH digital TV ad market.

Major Ukrainian over-the-top (OTT) platforms Sweet.tv and Kyivstar TV have reportedly ended their collaboration with Vidzone, a service for placing digital television advertisements. Both companies have subsequently launched their own independent advertising platforms. Vidzone had previously established a unified advertising infrastructure that served the majority of Ukrainian OTT services for several years. This strategic shift by key market players is anticipated to significantly alter the landscape of the digital TV advertising market, which is valued at approximately 1.2 billion UAH.

Sources: Forbes Ukraine

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