In Brussels, investigators raided the home and office of an assistant to a member of the European Parliament suspected of playing a significant role in spreading Russian propaganda before the European Parliament elections.
In Kiev, a 28-year-old man who sent his intimate photos to an 8-year-old boy was exposed. He met the child through a computer game.
Russia probably canceled the annual International Army Games and "tank biathlon" competitions to avoid criticism over the diversion of military efforts from the war in Ukraine and the potential reduction in other countries ' participation.
Ukrainian partisans in occupied Sevastopol found the anti-submarine ship of the Russian Navy" alexandrovets " and various boats guarding the coast of the city.
Belarus suspends the Conventional Armed Forces Treaty with Poland and the Czech Republic in response to their previous suspension of obligations under this treaty with respect to Belarus.
Most of Lysychansk, Luhansk region, remains without water supply, while Russian troops loot in occupied Kreminna and Ukrainian troops hold back the enemy in Bilohorivka amid tense situation.
In Ukraine, residents of three regions who spread Kremlin narratives on social media, praised Putin and justified the crimes of the Russian army in Bucha were sentenced to 5 years in prison.
Russia plans to send more than 12,000 Ukrainian children from the occupied Luhansk region to propaganda camps in Russia for "re-education.
The upper house of the Swiss parliament has supported a proposal to expel spies, including Russian intelligence agents, in preparation for a major summit aimed at paving the way for peace in Ukraine.
In the temporarily occupied Kakhovka, Kherson region, the collaborators compiled a list of 16 houses with specific addresses, offering the owners to appear with a Russian passport and a document of ownership within 30 days, otherwise the houses would be transferred to the occupation authorities in the process of so-called "nationalization.
In the Lviv region, a 26-year-old man was hospitalized in moderate condition after being bitten by a snake on his left ankle.
In Vyshneve, officers of the Economic Crime Department in Kyiv region uncovered and shut down three underground gambling establishments, seizing more than 70 sets of computer equipment and other related products.
Russian occupants are cutting funding for the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia region, which leads to increased tax pressure, inspections and cuts in social benefits for residents.
In Donetsk region, a 66-year-old Russian informant was detained who spied on the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Sloviansk and called for the killing of Ukrainian prisoners instead of exchanging them.
Ukrainian guerrillas in occupied Yevpatoriya discovered Russian military trucks unloading trains with construction materials for the construction of fortifications on the western coast of Crimea.
Nevske in the Luhansk region was shelled with nine high-explosive bombs and multiple rocket launchers.
More than 300 million children are victims of online sexual abuse every year, according to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Edinburgh.
In Kryvyi Rih, the head of the education department and five other people are suspected of embezzling more than UAH 1 million of budget funds allocated for the repair of school shelters.
SBU officers exposed and detained an agent group of the Russian Federal Security Service, which was engaged in reconnaissance and subversive activities in Odesa region and passed to the enemy the coordinates of railway infrastructure facilities for possible attacks to disrupt train traffic.
In the occupied territories of the Kherson region, Russian Cossacks conduct propaganda lessons in schools called “political information,” telling children about the “Russian world” and showing films glorifying Russia.
The Legal Committee of the Georgian Parliament did not uphold President Salome Zurabishvili's veto of the draft law "On Transparency of Foreign Influence" - the so-called "foreign agents" law.
The guerrillas reconnoitered an actively operating Russian oil refinery in Svetlograd, Stavropol Krai, which is likely to supply fuel to Russian troops on the southeastern front.
A Russian intelligence agent was detained in Krasnohorivka, Donetsk region, who was tracking the locations of Ukrainian troops to prepare for the capture of the city.
In Sievierodonetsk, the Russian occupiers require residents to confirm their absence from the city in person and in the presence of two witnesses with Russian passports; in Bryanka, a mobile cinema club appeared instead of restoration work.
Militants from the Islamist group Boko Haram attacked a village in Niger State, Nigeria, killing at least 10 people and kidnapping 160 others, mostly women and children.
Russian forces attacked Nikopol district using a kamikaze drone and artillery, damaging a private enterprise and residential buildings.
A NATO member state has ordered nearly €300 million worth of artillery ammunition from Rheinmetall, including tens of thousands of artillery shells and hundreds of thousands of rocket fuel modules, which are scheduled for delivery between 2024 and 2028.
Czech President Petr Pavel has been discharged from the hospital after suffering minor injuries as a result of a fall from a motorcycle at low speed during off-road driving practice.
Three residents of Poltava region, aged 45 to 59, involved in a scheme to steal about 2,000 liters of gas condensate from the facilities of Ukrgazvydobuvannya, a subsidiary of Naftogaz of Ukraine, face up to eight years in prison.
According to Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popschiu, Moldova has become a target for Russia to test its new technologies of influence and interference, which can then be applied in other countries.
