Prosecutor General of Ukraine
The commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was charged in absentia with the missile strike on Kyiv on July 8, 2024. Thirteen people were killed, including five children.
Three municipal enterprise managers were notified of suspicion over the undocumented lease of sewage facilities. Odesa’s budget missed out on more than UAH 594 million\r\n.
The SBU and FBI detained a Kyiv resident suspected of calling for terrorist attacks and distributing instructions on how to make explosives. The channel was blocked.
The SBU has completed its investigation into Volodymyr Bortko, who called for a nuclear strike on Ukraine and its capture. He faces up to 8 years in prison.
The man posed as a NABU employee and promised to influence tax audits. The court set his bail at UAH 998,000.
A car exploded in Novomoskovsk, and the driver was killed. Media outlets link the deceased Roman Syromyatnikov to the torture of at least 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war.
The SBU and the Prosecutor General’s Office suspect Volodymyr Bondarenko of torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war in the “LPR” prison in 2022–2025. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
The Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Lviv found Viacheslav Zinchenko guilty of murdering Iryna Farion and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The court examined 30 volumes of the case file and held more than 80 hearings.
According to the investigation, two residents of Zaporizhzhia set cars on fire and prepared to murder military personnel on orders from the FSB.
The machine gunner passed his female interlocutor the coordinates of units and equipment in the Kramatorsk direction. He was taken into custody.
Five Ukrainians will stand trial for stealing five expensive cars in France as part of the international Matador operation. They face up to 12 years in prison.
Officials from Zakarpattia and Bukovyna inflated mobilization figures with fictitious entries in "Oberih. " Three were notified of suspicion.
During a search of a 25-year-old Kyiv resident’s home, 187 videos containing child pornography were seized. The child told psychologists about the uncle’s actions.
The NHSU reported that the Odrex clinic received more than UAH 37. 5 million in 2025 under the Medical Guarantees Program. At the same time, according to other data, the clinic received UAH 111 million—almost three times as much.
The man is suspected of breaking into the car of an ex-soldier of the 47th Brigade to plant drugs. There are already four suspects in the case.
Two Lviv residents registered Starlink terminals under the names of nominees for the Russian military. All illegally connected terminals were blocked.
Former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko submitted a resignation letter from the prosecutor’s offices. The acting head of the PGO signed the order for his dismissal.
The man is suspected of passing the Russian Federation the coordinates, diagrams of enterprise, and data on military personnel in Dnipro. He was detained and remanded in custody without bail.
The Bureau of Economic Security and the prosecutor’s office exposed an organization involved in financial transactions worth UAH 23. 5 billion. The suspects are accused of evading UAH 3 billion in taxes.
The boy died after a prolonged lack of medical supervision. The mother and family doctor were served with notices of suspicion.
The Russian officer is accused of waging an aggressive war against Ukraine. He organized the supply of missiles, aerial bombs, and drones to the Russian army.
Viktor Medvid is suspected of misappropriating budget funds and official forgery. The prosecutor's office will appeal the bail of 333 thousand hryvnias.
The clinic’s owner was remanded in custody for 60 days with bail set at UAH 68 million. Six other suspects may be released on bail of up to UAH 10 million\r\nhryvnias.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed Decree No. 905/2026 suspending Ruslan Kravchenko from the post of Prosecutor General.
The group illegally produced and sold across Ukraine a weight-loss drug containing tirzepatide without registration or certification. Twenty-seven people have been notified of suspicion.
Law enforcement officers are investigating the illegal manufacture and sale of the counterfeit weight-loss drug Biopatid. More than 250 searches are underway in various regions.
Law enforcement officers have exposed Russian agents in several regions of Ukraine. They are suspected of guiding drones, transmitting coordinates, and high treason.
Georgy Shevkunov, head of the Crimean Metropolis of the Russian Orthodox Church, was served a notice of suspicion for justifying Russia’s aggression. The investigation also uncovered calls for the alteration of Ukraine’s territory.
An official at a pretrial detention center in occupied Simferopol is suspected of beating a civilian from Kherson. The man was beaten to intimidate and humiliate him.
In Kharkiv and Lviv, authorities seized 130 tonnes of counterfeit cosmetics, raw materials and equipment. About 50 people were involved in the scheme.