The SBU detained a former employee of a TV company who became the "technical director" of the TV provider during the occupation of Kupyansk. He was disconnecting Ukrainian channels and connecting Russian ones, contributing to the spread of propaganda.
Two residents of Donetsk region are suspected of making false documents about their unfitness for military service. In exchange for $7,000, they provided a package of documents that allowed them to avoid mobilization and travel abroad.
Law enforcement officers blocked a channel for smuggling counterfeit medicines through Poland. The organizer and 4 accomplices received more than UAH 2 million per month from sales through online stores and social networks.
The personal information of applicants from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine is encrypted in all information systems. This provides an additional level of security and makes it impossible for the occupation authorities to identify individuals.
The head of the Ukrainian Presidential Administration Yermak had a telephone conversation with US Presidential Advisor Sullivan. They discussed the situation on the frontline, Ukraine's military needs, the use of F-16s, and the restoration of energy infrastructure.
In Kyiv, Donetsk and Dnipropetrovs'k regions, five people were detained for selling trophy weapons and explosives to criminals. Machine guns, assault rifles, grenade launchers and other weapons were seized.
In Zakarpattia, four men and a 14-year-old guide were detained while trying to illegally cross the border across the Tisza River. Each of the offenders paid between $4000 and $6000 for the attempt, and the teenager was supposed to receive $1000.
Control of civilians, especially those without Russian passports, has been tightened in the occupied Kherson region.
Zinoviy Kozytskyi, son of the head of the Lviv RMA, died at the age of 19 due to cancer. The young man studied at UCU in the Cultural Studies program and courageously fought the disease to the end.
The SBU detained a repeat offender who set fire to an Armed Forces pickup truck in Rivne on the order of the Russian Federation. The offender was planning new arsons and filming videos for Russian information operations.
Kyiv RSA signed memorandums on the installation of 19 cogeneration units in 8 settlements of the region. The total capacity of the plants will exceed 50 MW, providing electricity and heat in winter.
The Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, denied the information about the parliamentary recess. He emphasized that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the Rada has been working in a single session without interruption.
Russian troops fired 9 times at the border areas of Sumy region, 78 explosions were recorded. A local resident was wounded in the Myropilska community.
Russians are moving military units from Zaporizhzhya region to Donetsk via Mariupol. This may indicate problems with the restoration of personnel.
A tourist gas burner exploded in a high-rise apartment in Lviv, causing burns to a 75-year-old woman. The SES warns of the danger of using such devices indoors.
The occupiers continue to build up the defense of the Kerch Bridge, installing more than 30 barges.
The SBU detained two citizens of the South Caucasus who were collecting information about the Ukrainian Armed Forces headquarters in Odesa for the FSB. The court sentenced both to 8 years in prison for unauthorized dissemination of information.
The occupied Donetsk region has accumulated 3. 62 million tons of hazardous waste that is not being utilized. Half of the toxic household waste is imported from Russia, and the volume of garbage continues to grow every month.
Mykola Cherkashyn, the head of the "dnr Media Holding," was notified of being suspected of collaboration. He runs a key Kremlin mouthpiece in the occupied Donetsk region, spreading propaganda and fakes.
Pleso has found that the water on 15 Kyiv beaches does not meet sanitary and hygienic requirements. Swimming is prohibited due to high levels of bacteriological contamination that can cause intestinal infections.
Boeing and Antonov sign a memorandum of understanding on potential cooperation in the production of drones in Ukraine. The agreement provides for training, logistics support, and repair of tactical UAVs for the Armed Forces, including ScanEagle.
Turkey will assist Ukraine in restoring the energy sector and developing distributed generation. The parties discussed cooperation in the supply of equipment and the involvement of Turkish specialists in the restoration of energy infrastructure.
Occupants fired 83 times at Ukrainian Armed Forces positions and localities in Luhansk region, Russians hit Nevske and Makiivka with Grad systems.
Ukrainian partisans of ATESH discovered a Russian Tor-M2 SAM near the Starodubovske water reservoir in Donetsk region. The occupiers have increased the number of patrols and installed electronic warfare equipment to protect against attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Police are conducting searches of the owners and construction company regarding the illegal demolition of the Zelensky estate in Kyiv. Criminal proceedings have been opened under three articles, including the destruction of cultural heritage sites.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko says the city will sue the developer for the unauthorized demolition of the Zelensky estate. The authorities will demand to rebuild the estate and investigate all those involved in its destruction.
In Boryspil district, a 42-year-old man raped his 15-year-old daughter while intoxicated. The suspect was detained and faces up to 12 years in prison.
Russian troops attacked the border of Chernihiv region with FPV drones, mortars and artillery. 40 explosions were recorded in Novhorod-Siverska and Semenivska communities.
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A Minsk regional court has sentenced 30-year-old German Rico Krieger to death for a number of charges. Krieger previously worked as a military doctor and security specialist at the US State Department's Berlin office.
