Bank employees in the Lviv region organized a scheme to seize clients' funds, reissuing cards without their knowledge. The amount of damages exceeds one million hryvnias, the defendants face up to 6 years in prison.
Three Russian agents, including a citizen of the Russian Federation, who were adjusting air strikes on the capital, have been detained in Kyiv. They collected data on defense factories and the consequences of missile strikes.
Donald Trump is planning his first foreign visit to Saudi Arabia in mid-May. The talks will focus on investment, relations with the Gulf States and the conflict in the Middle East.
In April, big screens will feature a selection of film premieres: from Minecraft to an Irish drama, thrillers about cryptographers, and horror films about disappearances.
All USAID staff will be laid off by September 30. The US State Department will take over USAID programs, but employees will not be automatically transferred.
A new vertical for aviation development will appear in the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Umerov has already appointed people who will oversee this direction and has submitted a proposal to the Cabinet of Ministers.
Russia uses social networks to recruit children, promising easy money. Recognize recruitment attempts and immediately report them to parents or the police.
UEFA has opened a case against four Real Madrid players for their improper conduct during the Champions League match against Atletico. Rudiger's gestures and Mbappe's actions are being considered.
In Chernivtsi, the SBU detained a gang of racketeers, including a Russian citizen. They extorted money from mobilized, wounded soldiers and cancer patients, threatening violence.
The Russian dictator announced the extension of the military town renovation program in the Arctic until 2030. Funding will amount to 10 billion rubles annually.
Ministers from China, South Korea, and Japan will meet in Seoul to discuss economic cooperation. They will also discuss a response to trade pressure from the US.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine presented state awards to soldiers of the Airborne Assault Forces, Marines, Mechanized Brigade and TPO in the Sumy region. He noted their contribution to the defense of Ukraine in the Kursk and Sumy regions.
Russian troops shelled the train station in Kherson, damaging a train car. An ambulance crew that was evacuating a wounded man also came under fire, injuring medics.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Defense Forces are conducting a defensive operation in the area of the "Kursk" group of troops. The total losses of the enemy amount to over 55,000 people.
Enemy Telegram channels are spreading fakes about the destruction of groups of Ukrainian soldiers aged 18-24. The Armed Forces of Ukraine have denied the information and reported that the soldiers are still undergoing training.
In the evening of March 26, Kharkiv was subjected to a massive attack by kamikaze drones. A hit was recorded in the Kyivskyi district, a residential building was damaged, and a 12-year-old girl was injured.
Russian pranksters deceived Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti by posing as the President of Latvia. Kurti's office stated that this incident confirms Russia's obsession with Kosovo.
Norway allocates an additional $95 million for gas imports to Ukraine through the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The funds will be used to purchase gas from Western sources for the needs of the population and enterprises.
The Estonian Parliament has adopted amendments to the Constitution that deprive citizens of Russia and Belarus of the right to vote in local elections. The changes will take effect in the fall of 2025.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky awarded the rank of brigadier general to colonels Anton Verkhovenko and Valentyn Ostryzhny on the Day of the National Guard.
According to the WSJ, Russian intelligence services may have gained access to Signal chats discussing Trump's views. The White House called it a fake and stated that Witkoff used a secure line of communication.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed Law 4273-IX (bill 12351), which changes the names of 103 local courts in various regions of Ukraine. The renaming has been agreed with state authorities and does not require additional costs.
In the Pryluky area, the police are investigating landscaping works that may have damaged the burial of victims of the Holodomor. A criminal investigation has been opened and documents are being studied.
The SBU thwarted an attempt to blow up the TCC in Ternopil by a Russian agent couple. The detainees planned two explosions but were exposed at the initial stage.
On March 26, Lukoil suffered a large-scale hacker attack that blocked access to systems for employees and customers. The main office and regional branches are being blocked.
The Kremlin announced a temporary moratorium on strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which has allegedly been in effect since March 18. The decision is related to a conversation between dictator Putin and Trump.
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden has called for the resignation of National Security Advisor Waltz and Defense Secretary Hegseth. The reason was suspicion of violating US national security.
The HACC found MP Anatoliy Hunko guilty of bribery and sentenced him to 7 years in prison with confiscation of property. He was exposed for receiving $85,000 for assisting in the lease of state lands.
Ukrzaliznytsia has started selling train tickets at suburban ticket offices due to a cyberattack. For the convenience of passengers, the working hours of some ticket offices have been extended and additional ticket clerks have been involved.
A check on the legality of works has been started in Ivkovtsi on the territory where victims of the Holodomor may be buried. The head of the Pryluky RVA must assemble a commission to study the situation.
