Security Service of Ukraine

The SBU has collected evidence against Russian Major General Robert Baranov, whose unit is responsible for programming the trajectories of missiles aimed at civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, which has killed at least 520 children since the full-scale invasion.

Ukraine managed to return 75 people from Russian captivity. Among them are National Guardsmen, border guards, a police officer and four civilians. The SBU also showed exclusive footage of the prisoner exchange.

The deputy chairman of the Rivne regional council received almost half a million hryvnias of bribes from a private entrepreneur for assistance in solving land and property issues.

SBU drones destroyed a Russian long-range radar detection system worth about. 100 million in the occupied Crimea.

212 bodies of dead Ukrainian defenders were returned to Ukraine from various frontline areas and temporarily occupied territories.

Details about the defeats in the Krasnodar Krai have become known. A multi-day operation to destroy logistics that ensures the life of Russian troops in Crimea was conducted by the Defense Forces together with the SBU, a source told UNN.

The Security Service detained a Russian informant who spied on the Ukrainian Defense Forces during the battles for Avdiivka, providing intelligence to Russian troops.

An official of a military unit in the Odessa region allowed an accountant to illegally transfer more than 4 million hryvnias intended for payments to soldiers to his bank account.

The man reported the presence of explosives in his bag in a bank in Uzhgorod, but after examination by explosives experts, no dangerous items were found.

The head of a defense enterprise in Mykolaiv is suspected of embezzling more than two million hryvnias. A man can be threatened up to 12 years of imprisonment.

The head of a Russian prison in the occupied Luhansk region was informed of suspicion of ill-treatment of civilians, including torture and deprivation of food and water, in order to force them to cooperate with the occupiers.

Two more collaborators who worked for the Russian Federation during the occupation of Kherson were detained, one of whom used a pseudonym to sign administrative documents, heading pseudo-institutions.

The Ministry of defense is working on a decision to allocate an additional UAH 370 billion for the purchase of weapons to support its defense industry and meet the material and technical needs of the army.

The court handed down sentences to two collaborators who "handed over" Ukrainian patriots during the battles for Kharkiv and Luhansk regions.

A European citizen who works for the Russian Federal Security Service was detained for setting fire to electrical substations in the Odessa region, trying to de-energize hundreds of buildings and critical infrastructure.

The Kiev region is increasing the pace of construction of military fortifications with constant coordination with the military command and strict control by law enforcement agencies to ensure the proper use of public funds.

A russian assault company near Kupyansk came under a massive attack by Ukrainian drones, according to an intercepted conversation of the russian occupiers, they are hiding in the trenches and praying to stay alive.

“Alseeds Black Sea, a company with a complex ownership structure, is illegally trying to use the road and berth of the strategic Odesa Port Plant.

Oksana Marchenko, the wife of pro-Russian politician Viktor Medvedchuk, faces up to 8 years in prison for financing the Russian occupation forces in Crimea since 2014, including payments to the Russian Guard and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

In Ukraine, residents of three regions who spread Kremlin narratives on social media, praised Putin and justified the crimes of the Russian army in Bucha were sentenced to 5 years in prison.

The Kharkiv Regional Military Administration warned of unidentified persons spreading false information on behalf of the Kharkiv RMA regarding fees for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and stated that it had not sent out any such documents.

The Ministry of Culture has set up a commission to check the condition of the Kremenets-Pochayiv State Historical and Architectural Reserve, including the Holy Dormition Pochayiv Lavra, which was transferred to the UOC (MP) for free use in 2003.

The Security Service of Ukraine has served a notice of suspicion to the head of a Russian bank that introduces the Russian ruble in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and finances Russian troops fighting against the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Government has approved the procedure for determining and applying electricity consumption limits, and has also defined a list of critical facilities that will receive priority electricity supply, including military units, healthcare facilities, public authorities, defense industry enterprises, and enterprises that are crucial for food, economic and energy security.

In Vyshneve, officers of the Economic Crime Department in Kyiv region uncovered and shut down three underground gambling establishments, seizing more than 70 sets of computer equipment and other related products.

In Donetsk region, a 66-year-old Russian informant was detained who spied on the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Sloviansk and called for the killing of Ukrainian prisoners instead of exchanging them.

Instead of obtaining permits, the commercial entity Allseeds Black Sea began to use the road, which is on the balance sheet of the strategic facility Odesa Port Plant, without authorization.

The prosecutor's office found an unexploded UMPB D-30 shell about 80 meters from the Kharkiv construction hypermarket Epicenter, which was hit by Russian airstrikes on May 25, killing 17 people and injuring 48.

Former Minister of Education of Ukraine Dmytro Tabachnyk, convicted in Ukraine of high treason, is running for the occupation parliament of Crimea.

In Kryvyi Rih, the head of the education department and five other people are suspected of embezzling more than UAH 1 million of budget funds allocated for the repair of school shelters.