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Konstantin Frolov was convicted of staged attacks, self-inflicted shootings, and fraud for the sake of awards and payments. The court stripped him of his ranks and orders.
In Tennessee, 28-year-old Jacob Morley escaped from prison through a fence. A reward of up to $2,500 has been offered for information about him.
A Ukrainian border guard is suspected of fatally shooting a detainee in Odesa region in July 2024. The court remanded him in custody\r\nwithout bail.
The woman had served in the Russian army since 2022 and came from Belarus to obtain a Ukrainian passport for travel to the EU. She faces life imprisonment.
Krista Pike is moving and speaking better after a botched execution. Doctors are still assessing possible long-term cognitive effects.
The serviceman handed the FSB the coordinates of a UAV unit and logistics centers. The Security Service of Ukraine evacuated more than 100 drone operators and detained the agent.
The SBU detained an Odesa resident who coordinated strikes on Odesa and Dnipro and was preparing a terrorist attack in Kyiv. He faces life imprisonment.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police exposed a scheme to embezzle more than UAH 65 million worth of state-owned gas and sell it through controlled filling stations. Thirteen people were detained.
The State Bureau of Investigation notified a serviceman at the Lviv Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center of suspicion of beating a mobilized man who died from severe injuries. The suspect was taken into custody.
A Kenyan court found Paul Mackenzie and around 30 accomplices guilty of the deaths of 190 children and an adult. More than 400 bodies were found in the Shakahola forest.
The CPD warns about Telegram bots that collect photos of the aftermath of attacks for money. Transmitting such data to the enemy is a crime.
In Lviv, police are investigating thefts and fraud against three patrons of nightclubs. Seventeen searches were conducted, and digital evidence was seized.
The former UOC-MP priest is accused of murdering three people and attempting to murder two others. The court ordered his detention without the right to bail.
Five Russian servicemen were notified in absentia of suspicion of having shot three Ukrainian prisoners at the aggregate plant. One accomplice has already been sentenced to life imprisonment.
A 36-year-old Russian serviceman, Leonid Ryzhikov, was detained in the Kharkiv region. He is suspected of shooting five unarmed soldiers and a civilian.
Jeffrey Donaldson was found guilty of 18 sexual offenses against two women committed between 1985 and 2008. He denies the charges and will appeal the verdict.
In Kyiv’s Darnytskyi district, a young man sprayed gas in a driver’s face and shot him four times after being reprimanded for a traffic violation. He faces up to seven years in prison.
Faber will no longer supply Sally Rooney’s books to Britain because of her support for the banned Palestine Action. The author fears criminal prosecution.
The SBU detained an 18-year-old FSB agent who was preparing to register 148 Starlink terminals for Russia. He was notified of suspicion of high treason.
Five soldiers of the 72nd Brigade were shot dead in a residential building in Kharkiv region. The prosecutor's office is investigating intentional murder; citizens of the Russian Federation are suspected among those involved.
In Odesa, a court found an anesthesiologist guilty of medical negligence that led to the death of a patient during plastic surgery. However, despite the guilty verdict, the doctor avoided criminal punishment due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. The court also did not revoke his right to practice medicine.
An employee of a cleaning company sent photos of the capital's air defense to a Telegram channel and acquaintances. She faces up to 8 years in prison.
The court sentenced the 50-year-old foster father to life imprisonment for sexual offenses against seven foster daughters. The youngest victim was 10 years old.
The SBU detained four suspects for registering and activating Starlink terminals for Russians. They face life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
The SBU detained a student from Kyiv who planted explosives under a bus carrying military personnel and installed a camera to monitor it. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
In Rivne region, the case of a 14-year-old girl accused of killing a serviceman on the instructions of Russian special services has been sent to court. She is also charged with setting fire to a military vehicle.
On December 3, Nidal Hasan, convicted of killing 13 people, will be executed by firing squad in Texas. The Pentagon confirmed the live broadcast of the execution.
The SBU urged people not to share footage of attacks, air defense operations, or military facilities, as the enemy could use it to launch repeat strikes. This is punishable by up to 12 years in prison.
Ukrainian military forces struck a Russian Buk-M3, a base for attack UAVs, an electronic warfare station, telecommunications nodes and repair units.
Animals without food, water, medical treatment, or shelter may be suffering from abuse. This is punishable by up to 8 years of imprisonment.