National Police of Ukraine
Fraudsters report an alleged detention of a relative and demand money. The Cyber Police identified the typical signs of the scam and offered advice.
In Kyiv, a man under the influence of alcohol fired three shots into the air from a starter pistol. He was notified of suspicion on charges of hooliganism.
The driver of a Ford fled from patrol officers, crashed into a utility pole, and attacked police officers with a entrenching shovel. He was wounded in the leg.
Animals without food, water, medical treatment, or shelter may be suffering from abuse. This is punishable by up to 8 years of imprisonment.
A 20-year-old Kyiv resident with a blood alcohol level of 1. 41 promille stole a tram and headed toward the "Boryspilska" metro station. He was detained and formally charged.
Fraudulent call centers sending out messages about fake winnings were shut down in Dnipro. Police seized money, weapons, and equipment.
Near Tiachiv, a truck rammed four passenger cars. The VAZ driver was killed, and two people were injured and hospitalized.
A 50-year-old serviceman was shot dead on Liustdorfska Road in Odesa. A pensioner was notified of suspicion of intentional murder and unlawful handling of weapons.
In Odesa, a man was found shot dead near a Chevrolet on the morning of September 30. Police detained the driver of a ZAZ Tavria who tried to flee.
In Odesa, a BMW collided with four vehicles at a mobile checkpoint. Two police officers and three TCC servicemen were injured.
As a result of the strikes on September 26–27, eight people were killed and 42 injured in five regions. The casualties included children, including an 11-month-old girl.
Law enforcement officers exposed five members of the group who processed tires without licenses. Property and fuel worth UAH 6.6 million have been seized.
After the disaster, 56 Ukrainians remain missing, and there are no confirmed victims. The police have opened proceedings regarding 49 people.
In Sofiivska Borshchahivka, an inverter exploded on the balcony of an apartment and caused a fire. A 38-year-old man was hospitalized.
The man was a Ukrainian citizen and was wanted among persons liable for military service. The border guards handed him over to the National Police for verification.
Students at one of the capital’s universities were allegedly denied access to a shelter during an air raid alert. Police are establishing the circumstances of the incident.
The HACC has begun a preparatory hearing in the case of the Krupa family concerning illicit enrichment of UAH 160 million. The hearing was interrupted due to an air raid alert.
Russian drones attacked four communities in Sumy Oblast. Two people were killed and three wounded, including a 14-year-old girl.
At a church in Lviv, a man attempted to disrupt a religious service and attacked a priest. He was detained and taken to a specialized facility.
A 13-year-old boy suffered an electric shock and fell from a railway carriage in Lviv. He was hospitalized with severe burns; there is no threat to his life.
In Vasylkiv, a 32-year-old man wounded two local residents with a traumatic pistol. He was notified of suspicion and faces up to 7 years in prison.
In Sumy, two city council employees were killed in an enemy strike on a high-rise building. Eight people were injured, including two children.
Two residents of Lviv region are suspected of a terrorist attack near the Stryi Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center, where a serviceman was seriously wounded. Two more IEDs were found in one of their homes.
The NABU entered a case concerning the possible extortion of $250,000 from the owner of a Kyiv shooting range into the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations. Shovkovskyi denies the allegations.
Law enforcement officers identified two employees of a penal colony from the Tula region suspected of torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war in the Kyiv region.
At the yellow alert level, trains and passenger boarding are permitted. At the red alert level, boarding is suspended and people are moved to shelters.
The bodies of 252 fallen defenders have been repatriated to Ukraine. Law enforcement officers will conduct examinations and identify the deceased.
Russia's nighttime missile and drone attack on Kyiv injured 16 people, including two children. Residential buildings, facilities, and infrastructure were damaged.
Parliament supported in principle a bill on fines for excessive noise from cars and motorcycles. Repeat violations may be punished by suspension of driving privileges.
In Kyiv, drone debris fell in three districts, setting a garage and five cars on fire. A total of 12 people were injured, one of whom died in hospital.