The SBU has detained a woman who was preparing an explosion in Zhytomyr under the guise of a courier. An improvised explosive device and chemical components were seized from the perpetrator. She faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
Seven individuals are suspected of, among other things, illegally alienating the "Podillia" tourist complex in Vinnytsia through controlled companies. The losses to the state from the scheme exceeded 63 million hryvnias.
Ukrainian forces struck two tankers of the Russian Federation's shadow fleet near the port of Novorossiysk. The operation was carried out by the SBU and the Navy under the leadership of the General Staff.
The Ministry of Defense is becoming a single window for procurements funded by partners. The circulation of painkillers at the front and the codification of Ukrainian explosives have been simplified.
Attacks on Russian infrastructure have reduced oil refining volumes to 4. 69 million barrels per day. This is the industry's lowest figure in the last 16 years.
Eight militants were sentenced to 15 years in prison for assaulting AFU positions in eastern Ukraine. Among the convicts are residents of Crimea, Donbas, and one prisoner from the Russian Federation.
A former official of the Lysychansk City Military Administration is suspected of stealing 19. 3 million UAH on housing for IDPs. The funds were misappropriated through the purchase of a sanatorium at an inflated price.
Due to Ukrainian strikes on oil refining, Russia has lost over 7 billion dollars. Zelenskyy announced the further scaling of long-range systems.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Members of Parliament discussed the draft law on civilian firearms. The document is expected to define the rules for self-defense, training, and strict criteria for background checks.
Law enforcement officers conducted 180 searches and issued 32 notices of suspicion for illegal arms trafficking. A total of 154 units of firearms were seized and 20 caches were uncovered.
Kolomoyskyi served with a notice of suspicion. The case concerns the misappropriation of UAH 100 million through credit schemes. The investigation is also examining facts of embezzlement totaling over $1.9 billion.
The Security Service of Ukraine has detained a repeat offender in Mykolaiv who directed enemy missiles at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The suspect faces up to 12 years in prison and is currently in custody.
In Bila Tserkva, a local resident threw a grenade at the TCC administrative building, causing an explosion. The perpetrator was detained at the scene; there were no casualties.
The number of casualties from the attack on the Dnipro district has risen to 17 people. Seven people are in hospitals, one man is in serious condition.
The suspects were detained while receiving an unlawful benefit in the amount of $5,000. The perpetrators face 5 to 10 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property.
The SBU struck the AVT-4 unit and columns at the Lukoil oil refinery in Perm, Russia, 1,500 km from the Ukrainian border. Additionally, the station supplying the plant with oil was attacked for the second time. The occupiers were reminded that they no longer have any safe havens.
A woman was killed as a result of the attack on the Dniprovskyi district, and the number of wounded has risen to 11. An apartment building, a shop, a bus, and ten cars were damaged.
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, an agent who directed jet-powered drones at HIMARS was detained. He transmitted data using his nephew's phone and a predetermined cipher. He faces life imprisonment for high treason.
A pseudo-SBU employee swindled 128,000 dollars and 400,000 hryvnias from a People's Artist. The suspect was detained and remanded in custody.
HACC has arrested an SBU official with a bail option of 5 million UAH. He is suspected of extorting 110,000 dollars to close a criminal case.
President Zelenskyy has approved new military operations to compel Russia toward diplomacy. Ukrainian drones are already striking targets at a distance of 1,500 kilometers.
Reports are circulating online regarding the detention of TCC employees in the Kyiv region. The reason may be a bribe. The Kyiv Regional TCC stated that they have initiated a service investigation, but did not disclose details.
In April, 11 new books were added to the list of anti-Ukrainian publications based on proposals from the SBU. Currently, this list already includes 668 propaganda works.
NABU and SAP have exposed SBU officials in the Poltava region for a $110,000 bribe. The money was demanded for a plea deal in a case involving trade with the Russian Federation through shell companies.
The SBU has served notices of suspicion to three occupiers for the militarization of youth in Crimea. Teenagers are being trained in sabotage activities for future service in the Russian army.
Kryvonos demands NABU be allowed to hold citizens in pretrial detention for years if detectives cannot keep up – media.
The Prosecutor General's Office is asking Israel to seize the vessel PANORMITIS and its cargo. Investigators believe the ship is transporting stolen Ukrainian grain.
SBU struck an oil pumping station near Perm. Almost all oil storage tanks are on fire at the strategic facility.
President Zelenskyy, following an SBU report, announced successful "long-range sanctions" against the RF at a distance of over 1,500 km. Ukraine plans to continue increasing the range.
The detainee turned out to be a border service employee: he was involved in adjusting enemy strikes on the northern regions of Ukraine. He faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
