Security Service of Ukraine
The Russian Defense Ministry claims that it attacked the SBU and Luch design bureau facilities in response to the attack on the Kamensky plant. However, Ukrainian air defense shot down all 5 Iskander-M ballistic missiles fired at Kyiv.
The occupiers have allegedly attacked the digital databases of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, which has left many state registries inoperable. The ministry claims a large-scale failure at the level of the network infrastructure serving the registries.
The organizer of the raider group, who offered a $1 million bribe to an SBU officer, tried to order the murder of a witness for $50,000. The murder was planned directly from the pre-trial detention center through other prisoners.
The SBU and the Ukrainian Navy conducted a combined attack on the Novoshakhtyn Oil Refinery in the Rostov region of Russia. The drones overloaded the air defense system, after which the missiles caused significant damage to the refinery's production facilities.
The General Staff has confirmed the damage to the Novoshakhtinsk refinery in the Rostov region of Russia. A fire broke out at a catalytic cracker unit at the facility, which supplies fuel to the Russian army.
In Ivano-Frankivsk, a bus passenger publicly insulted the city and glorified Putin. The mayor of the city, Ruslan Martsinkiv, appealed to the SBU and initiated the collection of signatures to ban the language of the occupier.
The Verkhovna Rada did not receive enough votes to expel Yuriy Boyko from the Human Rights Committee. David Arakhamia announced the results of the voting by faction and promised to return to this issue.
The SBU exposed the rector of a church in the Odesa diocese of the UOC (MP), who justified Russia's war and praised Putin. The priest faces imprisonment for inciting religious hatred and justifying Russian aggression.
The Parliament failed to recall Yuriy Boyko from the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Human Rights, with only 217 MPs voting in favor. Previously, Boyko spread pro-Russian narratives on TikTok and was summoned for questioning by the SBU.
Parliament passed a law creating a list of terrorist organizations with 282 MPs voting in favor. The SBU will be authorized to maintain a list of organizations that pose a threat to state security.
Intercepted conversations indicate a massive influx of wounded North Korean military personnel to a Russian hospital. For them, "elite" wards are being freed up, while Russian military personnel are being housed in worse conditions.
At the Ukrainian-Hungarian border, customs officers found 162 contraband Apple smartphones hidden in a Toyota Land Cruiser. The total value of the seized equipment exceeds UAH 7 million.
The FSB detained an Uzbek citizen on suspicion of organizing the explosion that killed General Kirillov in Moscow. According to the FSB, the suspect was acting on the instructions of the Ukrainian special services.
Washington denies that it was informed of the operation in Moscow that killed General Kirillov and his aide.
The Verkhovna Rada's Regulatory Committee has considered a resolution to recall Yuriy Boyko from the Human Rights Committee. The vote on the recall may take place tomorrow in the parliament.
SBU Military Counterintelligence detained 12 Russian agents and their informants in 5 regions of Ukraine. The spies were collecting data on air defense locations, secret airfields and the production of electronic warfare equipment.
The Conciliation Board considered draft law 8089 and resolution 7694 on the OPFL. No decision was made due to the lack of support from the Servants of the People and the OPFL.
The Verkhovna Rada has summoned First Deputy Prosecutor General Khomenko and SBU Head Malyuk to appear before it on December 18. They will report on the activities of pro-Russian parties and assess the statements of MP Boyko.
A unique video of today's SBU special operation to eliminate the head of the Russian Radiation and Chemical Defense Troops has been released.
Yuriy Boyko, head of the banned OPFL, will not appear at the Verkhovna Rada session due to interrogation by the SBU. The politician was summoned to explain his recent statements and pro-Russian narratives on TikTok.
Yuriy Boyko, the head of the banned OPFL party, arrived at the SBU building for questioning.
Russian Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov and his assistant were killed in Moscow on Ryazansky Prospekt. According to sources, it was the work of the SBU
A TT pistol with 8 rounds of ammunition hidden in a car repair book was found at the Orlivka checkpoint in Odesa region. A Ukrainian citizen tried to take the weapon to Turkey.
Lieutenant General Igor Kirilov and his assistant were killed in an explosion in Moscow. The SBU had previously suspected Kirillov of using chemical weapons against the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The SBU served a notice of suspicion in absentia to Russian Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov for the massive use of chemical weapons against the Defense Forces. By his order, more than 4.8 thousand cases of use of chemical munitions at the front were recorded.
In Kharkiv, a 15-year-old boy and girl were detained who detonated explosive devices near two district police stations on the orders of the Russian Federation. The teenagers were recruited via Telegram, promising “easy” money.
SBU drones attacked Russian troops' depots near the village of Markyne in the occupied Donetsk region. Thousands of rounds of ammunition and a fuel and lubricant depot were destroyed, and explosions were heard all night.
Ukrainian special services conducted a multi-stage operation to blow up railroad tracks and fire on an enemy train. As a result, a locomotive and 40 fuel tanks were destroyed and an important logistics line was damaged.
In the center of Dnipro, an explosion occurred near an administrative building, killing a man and injuring 4 people. Police detained a 37-year-old local resident who was acting on the instructions of the terrorist country's intelligence services.
Olena Berezhna was sentenced to 14 years in prison for high treason. She prepared materials for the Russian representative to the UN and spread Kremlin narratives through Medvedchuk's media.