Blogger Ramina Eskhakzai published photos from the distribution center at DVRZ, where mobilized individuals are reportedly held in unsanitary conditions. The Kyiv City TCC called this information "distorted," denying the existence of problems.
The number of domestic violence reports in Ukraine is increasing. Government Commissioner for Gender Policy Kateryna Levchenko explained this by improved response and identification of cases, as well as the impact of economic instability and increased aggression in society.
The Ternopil TCC and SP explained the raids on restaurants and nightclubs, emphasizing that socially active people gather there, who are necessary for the defense of Ukraine. The military denied the myth of "unequal mobilization," stressing that Ukrainians from all social strata serve at the front.
Experts note that trust in NABU is not justified due to corruption scandals and accusations of working for raiders. MP Volodymyr Vatras emphasizes the need for an external audit and a qualification assessment of detectives.
The National Police uncovered a large-scale fraudulent scheme where artificial intelligence was used to steal personal data. The organizer from Poland and her accomplices took out loans for over 4 million hryvnias using DeepFake.
In Ternopil, on October 13, a conflict situation arose between TCC military personnel and civilians due to the blocking of a wanted man's car. The police are investigating the circumstances of the incident, refuting media reports of a mass brawl.
In Kyiv, three unknown individuals threw a man in military uniform from his wheelchair. Law enforcement officers are establishing the details and participants of the incident on Pankivska Street.
A mass brawl occurred in Ternopil between employees of the TCC and police with civilians. According to media reports, the fight began after the car of football coach Serhiy Zadorozhny was blocked.
The SBU counterintelligence and the National Police detained eight Russian agents who carried out sabotage in southern Ukraine. An attempted recruitment in Lviv was also exposed, where the enemy used two individuals "in the dark" for arson.
A 22-year-old Kyiv resident was detained for beating and robbing a girl after a date. He attacked her because "in reality, she didn't look like her photo," taking 500 hryvnias.
Kyiv police identified three minors, aged 15 and 16, involved in the attack near a synagogue in the Obolonskyi district. They used gas against a representative of the religious community, causing him burns.
A Polish court closed the case of Sławomir Nowak, former head of "Ukravtodor", due to the prosecutor's refusal to prosecute, which casts doubt on the evidence provided by NABU. Nowak's lawyer predicts lawsuits for moral and material damages. We investigated whether this entails reputational losses for Ukraine.
A 55-year-old resident of Kharkiv will face trial for organizing the illegal transfer of men across the border during martial law. He offered departure to the EU for 10 thousand dollars per person, providing discounts on group trips, and was detained while receiving 30 thousand dollars for transferring five people.
The court arrested 12 members of a drug syndicate controlled by a curator from Russia. The perpetrators manufactured psychotropic substances in disguised laboratories, 44 units of explosives and 30 kg of salts were seized.
In the Pechersk district of Kyiv, a 30-year-old man started a shooting in a bar due to a conflict between patrons. He faces up to 7 years in prison for hooliganism with the use of weapons.
As a result of the shelling of Kupyansk by Russian troops on October 12, a 59-year-old woman was killed and a 63-year-old man sustained multiple injuries. Police are investigating the attack as a war crime, documenting the consequences and collecting evidence.
Kyiv law enforcement officers brought to justice a 29-year-old Kyiv resident who threatened a street musician in a wheelchair. The man demanded the performance of Russian songs, and after being refused, began to swear and threaten physical violence.
In Kyiv on October 11, a group of young men shouted anti-Semitic slogans and used tear gas against a member of the religious community. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident, as a result of which the man suffered severe burns to his eyes and skin.
A road accident involving a Hyundai Getz and a VAZ 21099 occurred in the Kharkiv region, resulting in injuries to seven people aged 11 to 69. The driver of the Hyundai failed to yield to the VAZ, which was moving in the direction of Chuhuiv.
An explosion occurred in the center of Dnipro, on Uspenska Square, as a result of which a 15-year-old boy sustained a hand injury. He was taken to the hospital, and the police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
In Kyiv, a man began to insult disabled musician Ivan Zamiga because of his refusal to sing in Russian. The police are currently investigating all the circumstances of the incident.
A road accident involving a minibus and a car occurred in Odesa at the intersection of Velyka Arnautska and Richelieu streets. The minibus driver ran a red light, resulting in eight people being injured.
In Kyiv Oblast, law enforcement officers are investigating the circumstances of a road conflict involving a veteran. The man slammed the car door on his hand, which was injured in combat.
In the village of Zavitne, Lutsk district, an intoxicated man damaged a camera and solar panels, and then shot at police officers. The assailant was detained, and a shotgun and an F1 grenade were seized.
In Zaporizhzhia, a 35-year-old man, during a conflict, pulled the pin from a grenade and handed it to a 31-year-old acquaintance, who died from the explosion. Two other people were injured, the suspect has been detained, and he faces life imprisonment.
Three militants from occupied Luhansk region fought on the Russian side, abducted people and equipment during the temporary occupation of Kupyansk district of Kharkiv region.
The National Police and HUR have identified 22 individuals involved in torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians in the "Kalininska Correctional Colony" in the Donetsk region. All suspects have been notified of suspicion of committing war crimes.
The former head of the communal enterprise "SHEU Holosiivskyi District" has been served with a notice of suspicion due to the purchase of technical salt of improper quality. This resulted in damages to the territorial community of Kyiv amounting to 1.4 million hryvnias.
In Rivne region, a man stabbed a police officer during an arrest, receiving a gunshot wound in return. The assailant, who had previously been prosecuted, was notified of suspicion.
The management of a utility company of the Kharkiv City Council is suspected of fictitious employment of conscripts to obtain a deferment from conscription. The former director of the utility company, his deputy, and the head of the department facilitated the embezzlement of almost UAH 3 million; the former director has been declared wanted.
