Within the first 72 hours of the new law's implementation, around 3,000 servicemembers returned to duty after AWOL. The law allows those who left their units before November 29, 2024 to return without punishment until January 1, 2025.
The state Bureau of Investigation detained the ex-deputy chairman of the Supreme economic Court of Ukraine for participating in a criminal organization. The suspect was a member of a group that made "necessary" decisions in economic disputes for bribes.
Almost 4 thousand servicemen filed a petition to return to service after desertion, half of them have already been granted. Military personnel who return before January 1, 2025, will be released from criminal liability.
The Kyiv court of Appeal upheld the arrest of MP Dubinsky until January 2, 2025. The politician is suspected of high treason, official forgery and illegal transfer of persons across the border.
Over the past month, 6,000 servicemen have voluntarily returned to their units after being left without permission. The law on voluntary return, signed by the president, allows the restoration of Service and all social guarantees.
Military personnel who left the unit or deserted without permission for the first time can return to service until 2025. Upon his return, the commander has 72 hours to renew the contract, and the criminal proceedings will be closed.
At the state-owned enterprise, an engineer was exposed who issued false documents for deferral from mobilization. For the amount of 2 200 to 2 2,000, he forged documents for 454 people from 12 businesses.
The courts declared illegal the liquidation of the NBU's Concord bank. The police are investigating a case against the director of the NBU legal department, Oleksandr Zima, due to possible abuses in the withdrawal of the bank's claims.
After a massive attack by the Russian Federation in the Rivne region, the restoration of electricity supply to the water supply system began. 681 localities remained without electricity, there were problems with water, and schools switched to distance learning.
From a batch of 54 thousand 120-mm mines, about 24 thousand are subject to return due to abnormal wear of components. The Ministry of Defense withdraws defective ammunition, and the manufacturer replaces them with high-quality samples.
In Transcarpathia, a law enforcement officer was detained who helped men of military age illegally cross the border with Hungary for 1 10 thousand. After receiving the first part of the payment and trying to organize the transfer, he was detained.
The state Bureau of Investigation has sent a petition to Poland to prosecute the former head of Ukravtodor, Slawomir Nowak. He is suspected of failing to comply with court decisions regarding the reinstatement of the head of the garden in one of the regions.
The interdepartmental Commission found that the reasons for the abnormal operation of 120-mm mines are a decrease in temperature and high humidity. The defective batch of Mines was recalled to the factory for replacement.
The media exposed Shabunin's Anti-Corruption Action Center for bringing corrupt officials to the appellate courts and the HACC.
The NACP says the lifestyle check of acting Deputy Head of the State Tax Service Sokur is still ongoing.
An interdepartmental commission is investigating the causes of the abnormal triggering of the 120-mm mines. The defective batch was seized, and the State Bureau of Investigation initiated criminal proceedings due to possible defects and violations of storage conditions.
Anastasia Radina supported the draft law that abolishes confiscation of property as an additional punishment for corruption crimes. Vitaliy Shabunin, her former supervisor at the AntAC, was outraged by this vote.
In Odesa, a scheme of extortion by TCC employees for deferring mobilization at checkpoints was exposed. During the search, one of the suspects threatened law enforcement officers with a service weapon.
The Sosiedko sisters announce a 1. 5-year campaign against Concord Bank, which is backed by the head of the Rada's tax committee, Danylo Hetmantsev. The State Bureau of Investigation opened a case on possible abuse of power by the NBU's chief lawyer.
According to Kantar, the share of illegal tobacco decreased from 25. 7% to 14.6% after BEB searches. Detectives seized products worth UAH 1 billion and revoked the licenses of three manufacturers.
NBU chief lawyer Oleksandr Zima remains in office despite criminal proceedings on possible abuse of power. Experts explain this by the lack of an effective institution of business reputation in Ukraine.
The head of the #SaveFOP movement sharply criticized the initiative of the “white business club” due to its discriminatory nature and non-transparent selection criteria. Experts and the Business Ombudsman consider the project a violation of the Constitution.
Kyiv's Pecherskyi Court has remanded former acting head of the Defense Ministry's procurement department Maksym Hrytsenko in custody with a possibility of bail in the amount of UAH 50 million. He is suspected of unreasonably reducing fines from UAH 98 million to UAH 4.5 million.
The lawyers of MP Mykola Tyshchenko have filed a motion to disqualify the judge of the Pechersk court due to alleged family ties. The hearing on the extension of his house arrest was suspended for an indefinite period of time.
The Sosiedko sisters, co-founders of Concord Bank, have been granted victim status in the case against Oleksandr Zyma. The next step may be to serve a notice of suspicion on the director of the NBU's legal department.
In 2022-2024, more than 4,600 cases of abuse of power by law enforcement officers were opened. Of these, 1.2 thousand proceedings were closed, and only 99 cases were brought to court.
The head of the tax department in Zhytomyr region received a salary for two years, imitating service in the Dnipro terrorist defense. During this time, he illegally received 700 thousand hryvnias without leaving his home.
People's Deputy Mykola Tyshchenko, who is under round-the-clock house arrest, was photographed on the street. The MP explained that he was on his way to court.
The Kyiv Court of Appeal left Mykola Tyshchenko under round-the-clock house arrest until November 16. The MP is suspected of unlawful imprisonment of a former soldier in Dnipro.
The former director of the Ministry of Defense department was informed of suspicion of abuse of office. He groundlessly reduced the fine from 98 million to 4.5 million UAH for overdue contracts for the supply of military clothing.