Prosecutor General of Ukraine
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.
The accused attacked civilians, medics, and rescuers with drones in 2025. They are charged with violating the laws and customs of war.
Foster parents are accused of subjecting six children to years of beatings, starvation and cruel punishments. The case has been referred to court.
The Prosecutor General’s Office is preparing submissions to the disciplinary commission concerning seven prosecutors. Official investigations have also been ordered, along with preparations for polygraph tests.
Two entrepreneurs have been charged with aiding the aggressor state. They supplied Russia with electronic warfare systems, drone equipment, and funds.
The Prosecutor General said that the published conversations do not confirm his involvement in the call center funds. According to him, his position does not exempt him from scrutiny, but neither does it отмен the requirement to substantiate accusations with facts.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko said that he had not covered up illegal call centers and had not instructed anyone to facilitate their activities. He also announced that he would review the work of one of the departments and ensure that employees undergo polygraph tests.
Experts linked the NABU searches at the Prosecutor General's Office to the upcoming talks between the United States and the Russian Federation. They predict increased pressure on Kyiv.
The Prosecutor General's Office said it was considering dismissing an employee whom NABU is investigating over call centers. The legality of access to other proceedings will be examined.
Investigators suspect a resident of Odesa of recruiting and blackmailing seven girls aged 10–11. The man is also charged with creating and distributing child pornography.
Military enlistment office personnel were served notices of suspicion for using violence against civilians during mobilization activities. One of the officials is suspected of concealing such incidents.
The DIU warned of an unfolding campaign to discredit military intelligence. The statement came after an incident involving the SBU in Kyiv.
The SBU stated that a serviceman had contacts with Russian special services and had been tasked with eliminating Ukrainian military personnel. During investigative proceedings, a shooting occurred; the SBU called it an unacceptable phenomenon.
A video of a clash and shooting between the SBU and representatives of the DIU in Kyiv is circulating online. The sides describe the circumstances of the incident differently.
The President believes that the heads of the agencies involved should communicate about the shooting in Kyiv. Representatives of a unit of the Defense Forces were wounded and detained during the search.