Security Service of Ukraine

In Zhytomyr, a group of 5 people was detained, who, on the instructions of the Russian special services, detonated an explosive device near the District Police Department. Among the detainees are four teenagers and a previously convicted Kharkiv resident.

In Kiev and other cities, threatening letters were sent out about allegedly planted explosive devices. The author of the letters identified himself as a veteran of the anti-terrorist operation, but indicated incorrect addresses, which may be a Russian fake.

The court sentenced in absentia the former rector of the Cathedral of the Kherson Diocese of the UOC-MP for high treason. Archimandrite Alexey collaborated with the invaders, blessed the pseudo-referendum and fled to the Crimea.

A Russian agent who set up a tripwire with a grenade to kill police officers was detained in the center of Kyiv. The attacker turned out to be a repeat offender who acted on the instructions of Russian special services, the SBU reported.

Judge Ivan Tulik of the Rakhiv District Court was removed from office because he holds Romanian citizenship. He had previously been convicted of bribery, but was able to return to office.

Political prisoner Ivan Yatskin, who was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Russian Federation, was placed in a punishment cell for trumped-up violations. He is subjected to inhuman treatment in the detention center and is kept in terrible conditions.

An application for registration of the Oreshnik trademark for alcoholic beverages has been filed with Rospatent. The name coincides with the new Russian ballistic missile that struck the Dnipro River.

Sources report that Kyrylo Budanov may be replaced as head of military intelligence in December. The SBU denies information about the possibility of appointing Oleksandr Poklad as the new head of the DIU.

The Ministry of Health introduces new requirements for medical institutions to conduct psychiatric examinations starting January 1, 2025. Only licensed institutions and qualified psychiatrists registered with the EHSU will be able to conduct examinations.

The rector of the church of the Kharkiv diocese of the UOC (MP) collected information about the location of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for enemy missile strikes. The cleric transmitted the data to the occupiers via a messenger with marks on Google maps.

The President said that experts and work with partners are ongoing to determine the characteristics of the missile that russia used to strike the city of Dnipro.

Ukraine's Security Service has shown the Associated Press fragments of an experimental Oreshnik ballistic missile that hit a plant in Dnipro on November 21. The missile is based on the RS-26 Rubizh and is capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear warheads.

The Ministry of Health has provided detailed explanations on re-examinations for people with disabilities. It explains the validity of the certificates, the specifics of the examinations and exceptions for different categories of citizens.

Almost 1,000 homes in Kryvyi Rih are still without heat, affecting 130,000 customers, 11 hospitals and 43 educational institutions. Deputy Prime Minister Kuleba initiates an investigation and promises to restore heating by December 8.

The President of Ukraine has signed a decree to deprive 34 people who defected to the enemy of their state awards. Among them are former government officials, MPs, heads of law enforcement agencies and famous artists, and 10 of them have been subjected to maximum sanctions.

The SBU and NABU exposed a corruption scheme of two officials of the Logistics Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the procurement of aircraft parts. Through controlled intermediary companies, the state suffered UAH 27.3 million in losses.

The court sentenced Russian actor Vladimir Mashkov to 10 years in prison in absentia for propaganda of war and encroachment on the territorial integrity of Ukraine. The propagandist's elite apartment in Odesa was confiscated.

An FSB agent group of three local residents who were planning terrorist attacks in different regions of Ukraine was exposed in Odesa. One of them managed to carry out an explosion in Kyiv, after which all participants were detained.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, more than 50 exchanges have been conducted, and 3,767 military and civilians have been returned. A step-by-step procedure for families of prisoners and missing persons has been developed.

The co-founder of Concord Bank, Olena Sosedka, appealed to the SBU to investigate Danylo Hetmantsev for possible ties to the FSB. The appeal came after Hetmantsev accused the bank's owners of fraud.

Military counterintelligence exposed a lieutenant colonel of the Special Forces who was recruited by Russia for a full-scale invasion. The agent was passing information to the enemy about the Armed Forces' plans for special operations in southern Ukraine.

Kyiv's Shevchenkivskyi Court has extended the detention of MP Nestor Shufrych until December 5. The defense asked to change the measure of restraint, but the court rejected the motion.

The President of Ukraine announced the preparation of a 10-point internal Resilience Plan, which will be presented next week. The issues of cultural heritage, security, and energy have already been worked out.

According to the SBU, a cleric of the Ovruch-Korosten Diocese of the UOC-MP spread pro-Russian views in his sermons and social media. The clergyman faces up to 8 years in prison for justifying Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.

In Sevastopol, Valery Trankovsky, Chief of Staff of the 41st Brigade of Missile Ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, was killed. He ordered the shelling of civilian targets in Ukraine, including Vinnytsia and Odesa.

MP Anna Skorokhod stated that there are instructions to recognize all men as fit for service. The TCC also compiles unofficial lists of people who are not being served with calls.

Officials of medical commissions and hospitals who helped avoid conscription on the basis of fake medical reports were detained in different regions of Ukraine. The offenders face up to 10 years in prison with confiscation of property.

The President thanked the military for successful drone strikes on Russian targets behind enemy lines.

The Coordination Center urges to contact only official state bodies and not to publish personal data on social networks.

Russian air defense defended against attacks by 70 Ukrainian drones, 34 of which were aimed at the Moscow region. The attacks restricted the operation of three airports, and dozens of flights were diverted to alternate airfields.