During a document check in Kyiv region, a car passenger hit a Municipal Guard officer and tried to escape. In response, the guard used a traumatic weapon, and the fugitive fled.
The co-founder of Concord Bank, Olena Sosedka, appealed to the SBU to investigate Danylo Hetmantsev for possible ties to the FSB. The appeal came after Hetmantsev accused the bank's owners of fraud.
The Pechersk court extended the arrest of Roman Hrynkevych until December 26 with the possibility of bail in the amount of UAH 360 million. He is suspected in the case of supplying low-quality clothing to the Armed Forces worth UAH 1 billion.
In the village of Shchaslyve, while checking military registration documents, police reportedly said a DFTH representative fired two shots in the air while chasing a man. Police opened a criminal investigation under the article on hooliganism.
Automatic deprivation of a driver's license for failure to appear under summons is not possible. Restriction of the right to drive is possible only by a court decision after consideration of a claim from the TCC.
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.
Norway will join the direct financing of the production of Ukrainian weapons and equipment. During his visit to Oslo, Defense Minister Umerov agreed on a new “Norwegian model” of investing in defense technology.
The government is updating the criteria for obtaining mobilization reservations for businesses and organizations. From December 1, all reservations will be made through Diia, and the salary must be at least 2.5 minimum wages.
There is a shortage of both civilian and military personnel in the territorial recruitment centers. Out of 48,000 staff positions, only 36,000 are filled, of which 18,500 are limitedly fit military personnel.
Territorial recruitment centers employ 36,000 people out of 48,000 staff positions. 18.5 thousand employees have the status of limited fitness, many of whom acquired this status at the front.
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.
Ukrainian TCCs employ 36,000 people, of whom almost 7,000 are civilians and about 3,000 are women. There are also employees with limited military service.
The Ministry of Defense initiates monitoring of the institutions that conduct military medical commissions. The doctors of the MEC are responsible for incorrect conclusions on fitness for service.
People with asymptomatic HIV or stable disease can serve in the Armed Forces. Persons with immune subcompensation are only suitable for rear service, and those with decompensation are unfit.
The Ministry of Defense is introducing an electronic system for transferring military personnel between units through the Army+ app. The military will be able to submit reports online with a guaranteed response within 72 hours.
In Ukraine, they are initiating the introduction of "condolence leave" for workers who lost loved ones due to the war. Research has shown the need to allow time to recover from a loss.
The President instructed to extend the possibility of transferring military personnel through Army+ to the National Guard and the Border Guard Service. The Cabinet of Ministers approved a resolution on the transfer of military personnel between units of the Armed Forces without bureaucracy.
Starting November 15, military personnel will be able to submit requests for transfer through the Army+ application. The decision on the transfer will be made within 72 hours with a mandatory notification of the result.
The first group of Ukrainian Legion volunteers signed contracts in Lublin and began 35 days of basic training. The recruitment center received about 700 applications from Ukrainians from all over Europe.
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.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the draft budget for 2025 with expenditures of UAH 3. 7 trillion. UAH 54.55 billion has been allocated for the development of arms production, and another UAH 500 million for soft loans to defense companies.
Ukraine's Defense Ministry has signed implementation agreements with Denmark to purchase weapons from Ukrainian manufacturers. Funding in the amount of 535 million euros will come from Denmark, Sweden and frozen russian assets.
The State Employment Service has published a list of the most popular vacancies in Ukraine. The leaders in demand are salespeople (21 thousand vacancies), drivers (9 thousand), and cooks, engineers and accountants (6 thousand each).
The GUR reports that half of the 2,000 UAVs launched by Russia in October were decoy drones.
The Cabinet of Ministers has updated the procedure for the use of firearms by civilians during martial law. Now citizens will be able to use the declared weapons to repel Russia's armed aggression.
The President of Ukraine held a meeting with the military leadership, focusing on the Kurakhove direction. He also emphasized the need to strengthen air defense due to Russia's constant attacks on Ukrainian cities.
The online deferment for students and people with disabilities has been launched in the Reserve+ app. The Ministry of Defense is testing the possibility of deferment for parents with many children and plans to transfer all types of deferments online.
The Reserve+ app now allows students and people with disabilities to get a deferment. The system automatically checks data through registries, but it is currently unstable.
The President of Ukraine signed decrees appointing new heads of Volyn and Zakarpattia RSAs. Biletskyi became the head of the Transcarpathian RSA, and Rudnytskyi - of the Volyn RSA.
The Government dismissed the Deputy Minister of Defense and the Head of the State Service of Geology and Subsoil and appointed an interim head of the service. The government also agreed to replace the heads of the Volyn and Zakarpattia RSAs.
