A lecturer at a Kharkiv university will be tried for passing intelligence about the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Russian special services. She conducted correspondence in English for the purpose of conspiracy.
Court arrests woman for coordinating strikes on Kyiv via a covert broadcast from a hotel. She also transmitted data regarding air defense systems in Chornomorsk.
Perpetrators are distributing phishing links disguised as signature collection for petitions to the President. To authorize, they require a phone number and an access code.
A Verkhovna Rada committee has supported a bill to regulate the use of electric scooters and monowheels. The document prohibits driving under the influence but does not require a driver's license.
Scammers are sending out phishing emails containing viruses disguised as power outage schedules. Ukrenergo urges citizens not to open suspicious links or files.
In June, the number of border crossings rose to 100,000–115,000 people per day due to the holiday season. The highest traffic load is observed on the Polish border.
A 19-year-old youth is suspected of sending alcohol containing methadone to a serviceman at the behest of Russian special services. The marine died in the hospital after consuming the poisoned drink.
SBU Counterintelligence has detained an FSB agent in Kharkiv who was planning bombings in the city center. Twelve kilograms of improvised explosives were seized from the perpetrator.
The National Police has uncovered Russia's recruitment of girls to kill military personnel, with six cases already identified. Curators recruit perpetrators through the Telegram messenger.
Zelenskyy met with King Charles III and thanked Britain for its support. The President also held talks with the leaders of key European countries.
Scammers created a fake Diia website to steal data through a fraudulent application. The official service team has already blocked this malicious resource.
The detainee is suspected of spiking a serviceman's drink with methadone, allegedly acting on the orders of a Russian handler. The man was found dead; a murder investigation is currently underway.
Russian troops attacked Pavlohrad, causing a fire in a five-story building and several vehicles. Information regarding casualties is currently being clarified.
A 17-year-old resident of Balakliia transmitted coordinates and photos of Defense Forces equipment to the enemy. For his work, he received 645 hryvnias and is now in custody.
The SBU detained a former serviceman who spied on Ukrainian aviation to prepare an attack on Dnipro. The traitor faces life imprisonment.
The StopOdrex website has been blocked for the fourth time due to complaints from the Odrex clinic. Activists are currently working on its restoration. Meanwhile, the movement is expanding and is already represented on two social platforms, Telegram and Instagram.
A gang that defrauded residents of Kazakhstan through Deepfake and call centers has been exposed in Odesa. The scammers gained access to online banking and withdrew funds into cryptocurrency.
A police inspector sold two grenade launchers and ten anti-tank grenades for 30,000 hryvnias. The suspect was detained and remanded in custody.
In Ukraine, patients are increasingly organizing into grassroots movements due to a lack of trust in official mechanisms for protecting rights in the healthcare sector. Given the prolonged legal proceedings in medical negligence cases and the difficulties in obtaining forensic medical examinations, the question arises as to whether the healthcare system is capable of independently identifying medical errors, responding to them effectively and timely, and, most importantly, preventing potential tragedies.
An 18-year-old native of the Cherkasy region recorded the consequences of shelling and the movement of equipment for money. The court remanded the suspect in state treason into custody.
Cyberpolice warn of fake payments to pensioners via phishing links. Perpetrators are using Pension Fund of Ukraine (PFU) branding to steal banking data.
Two people were killed and 83 injured due to the Russian attack. The enemy deployed 90 missiles and 600 drones, striking Kyiv and Bila Tserkva.
In Liubotyn, three boys beat up teenagers from Kharkiv over a fabricated feud and posted the video online. Law enforcement officers have served the attackers with notices of suspicion.
The CCD has uncovered Russian disinformation regarding the mass influx of foreign workers. Statistics indicate a significant decrease in the issuance of work permits.
A Russian agent was sentenced to 15 years in prison for adjusting shelling in the Kharkiv region and attempting to set fire to an AFU vehicle. The man collected data through his own Telegram channel.
The SBU has liquidated eight schemes for evading mobilization in various regions. For forging documents and facilitating escape, the dealers charged from $7,000 to $15,000 USD.
The Head of State discussed the protection of the northern border with the leadership of three regions. Zelenskyy also reported on a briefing by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, regarding strikes on Russia.
The disconnection of thousands of Starlink terminals used by Russians helped the AFU reclaim 400 square kilometers of territory, according to a Pentagon report. This, as stated in the report, weakened the coordination of enemy drones and offensives.
Representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Vadym Skibitskyi stated that international social networks are being systematically pushed out of the RF to ensure control by special services. Telegram and WhatsApp remain the most popular.
Integrations with Kyivstar, Vodafone Ukraine, and lifecell, along with the previous implementation in Ukrtelecom, create the infrastructure for secure advertising and a sovereign data economy in Ukraine.
