National Police of Ukraine
The occupiers struck a residential neighborhood in Kramatorsk with a guided aerial bomb (KAB). As a result of the shelling, three people were killed and four others were injured.
A fake announcement is circulating online, purportedly from the police, regarding the recruitment of teenagers aged 15–17 for the Territorial Recruitment Centers (TCC). The National Police and the Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) have officially debunked this information.
Odesa police discovered the use of pyrotechnics on June 1 through social media. Law enforcement officers are currently identifying the individuals involved to provide a legal assessment.
In Lviv, a 29-year-old man stabbed a TCC employee in the shoulder with a knife during a mobilization notice procedure. The attacker has been detained and faces up to five years in prison.
In Dnipro, TCC military personnel abducted a man and dumped him near a trash bin in critical condition. Two suspects have already been served with notices of suspicion for kidnapping.
Two ESBU officials were exposed for taking bribes to close cases and facilitate business activities. The Verkhovna Rada demands an audit of all criminal proceedings of the agency and a cleanup of the body from corruption.
Five civilians were wounded due to a strike with three FAB-250 bombs on Druzhkivka. Five high-rise buildings were damaged, and numerous destructions were recorded.
The existence of loans or being on sick leave is not a ground for banning departure from Ukraine. Border guards only check documents specified by legislation.
In the village of Pravdivka, a Mercedes driver crashed into parked cars and a cafe building. One woman died at the scene, and three people were hospitalized.
Due to the shelling of eight settlements in the Donetsk region, one person was killed and six others were wounded. 55 residential buildings and infrastructure facilities were damaged.
In Pereiaslav, a 15-year-old BMW driver collided with a Skoda driven by a 17-year-old. The victim died in the hospital; police have launched an investigation.
In the capital, a man accidentally wounded a passerby in the abdomen while repairing a shotgun in a parking lot. The victim is in the hospital; police have detained the shooter and served him a notice of suspicion.
Nearly 3,000 nuclear power plant employees practiced actions in the event of radiation accidents. Specialists from Energoatom, the State Emergency Service, and medical services were involved in the exercises.
In Zaporizhzhia, a tenant killed the homeowner over debts and buried the body in the yard. Police have detained the suspect, who faces up to 15 years in prison.
In Kherson, a man was killed and his wife and two daughters were wounded due to shelling. The police are documenting another war crime by the Russian army.
Ombudsman Lubinets stated that Territorial Recruitment Centers (TCCs) are turning into places of detention and that violations are being ignored. The authorities only react to problems after public outcry.
As of May 27, citizens have declared 21,000 units of weapons and more than 12 million rounds of ammunition. An additional 455 units of weapons were surrendered voluntarily.
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a commander and a sergeant major were detained for extorting 200,000 hryvnias from a subordinate. The money was demanded in exchange for concealing alcohol consumption.
Due to a passenger entering the tunnel at the Palats Ukraina station, train traffic was delayed for 15 minutes. Operations have now been restored, and the police are investigating the circumstances.
A serviceman in Ternopil beat a 49-year-old man, causing rib fractures. He faces five to eight years in prison for his actions.
In Bucha, an 11-year-old boy died after falling from a construction crane at a building site. Police have opened criminal proceedings regarding the suicide.
In the village of Velyka Omelyana, an intoxicated educator struck a student in the stomach due to noisy behavior. Police have opened criminal proceedings regarding the assault.
Law enforcement agencies from Ukraine and the EU have dismantled the First VPN service used by hackers. Searches were conducted in Dnipro, and equipment was seized from one of the administrators.
As a result of a Geran UAV strike on Zaporizhzhia, the number of wounded has risen to 12 people. Among the victims are an infant and police officers; buildings were also damaged.
A police inspector sold two grenade launchers and ten anti-tank grenades for 30,000 hryvnias. The suspect was detained and remanded in custody.
In Piatykhatky, a farmer stabbed the mayor in the chest; he is currently in serious condition. Police have initiated proceedings on the fact of attempted murder.
In Vinnytsia, an eighth-grader brought a simulation grenade to school, which subsequently detonated. Two teenagers sought medical help due to complaints of burning in their eyes.
In the Dnipro district of the capital, a 38-year-old man attacked a Kyiv resident near a water pump room. The perpetrator, who suffers from mental disorders, was detained and placed in a medical facility.
Kyiv police have notified a 39-year-old man of suspicion for opening fire in a high-rise building in the Desnianskyi district. He was detained by KORD special forces during an operation.
Rescuers found the body of a woman under the rubble in the Shevchenkivskyi district. The death toll from the May 24 attack has risen to three people.