In Romania, a Ukrainian man who had been wandering in the mountains without food for over a week was rescued by helicopter

In the Maramureș Mountains in Romania, rescuers evacuated a 30-year-old Ukrainian citizen who had been lost in the mountains for over a week and had gone without food for the past four days.

This was reported by the Romanian rescue service Salvamont Maramureș.

An emergency call regarding the missing Ukrainian man was received in the evening. It was reported that the man had health issues, was unreachable, and was likely in a remote mountainous area.

Rescuers from Salvamont Maramureș and border guards from the Poenile de Sub Munte area were immediately deployed to the search operation. Due to difficult conditions, the search was temporarily suspended at night but resumed in the morning with the assistance of a helicopter.

During an aerial survey, the crew spotted the man in a remote area. He was evacuated by helicopter, handed over to SMURD medics, and then transported to a hospital for further examination and treatment.

A man was detained in Kyiv following a report of explosives at a shopping mall.

As a reminder, the Security Service of Ukraine detained another agent in Mykolaiv who was working for Russia. The individual is a repeat offender who passed information about the location of the Defense Forces to the enemy.

Earlier, the Security Service of Ukraine issued an in absentia notice of suspicion against Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Trutnev, who is believed to be involved in supporting the war against Ukraine.