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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.
Bosnians are electing the presidency, parliament and local authorities amid interethnic tensions. The elections are accompanied by glitches in the new electronic system.
U. S. prosecutors stated that Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores do not have immunity. They are accused of narcoterrorism and conspiracy.
Spanish law enforcement is investigating Shariy’s ties to Russia’s intelligence services. During the search, they seized gold, a Glock 19, and cryptocurrency.
A 20-year-old Kyiv resident with a blood alcohol level of 1. 41 promille stole a tram and headed toward the "Boryspilska" metro station. He was detained and formally charged.
Krista Pike survived two botched attempts to execute her by lethal injection. She was hospitalized in critical condition, and the state suspended executions.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee halted executions through the end of the year following the failed execution of Christa Pike. The causes of the incident are being investigated by an independent review.
The Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Lviv found Viacheslav Zinchenko guilty of murdering Iryna Farion and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The court examined 30 volumes of the case file and held more than 80 hearings.
On October 1, a court in Lviv is scheduled to announce the verdict for Viacheslav Zinchenko in the case concerning the murder of Iryna Farion. He faces life imprisonment.
A 50-year-old serviceman was shot dead on Liustdorfska Road in Odesa. A pensioner was notified of suspicion of intentional murder and unlawful handling of weapons.
In Boryspil, a mother threw her newborn daughter from the balcony of a sixth-floor apartment. The girl died in hospital, and the woman faces up to five years in prison.
At a school in Spišská Stará Ves, a student attacked classmates and teachers with a sharp object. A teacher was killed, while another teacher and a student are in critical condition.
A resident of Lviv region transmitted the coordinates of a drone manufacturing facility to the FSB in preparation for a missile strike. He faces life imprisonment.
The former producer was found guilty of sexually assaulting Miriam Haley in 2006. Weinstein denies the accusation.
As a result of strikes by Russian UAVs and falling debris in Kyiv, two people were killed and another 36 injured. Buildings and cars were damaged.
The SBU detained in Kyiv a resident of the occupied city of Melitopol who, on the FSB’s orders, was preparing an assassination attempt on a Russian opposition figure. She faces life imprisonment.
In Vasylkiv, a 32-year-old man wounded two local residents with a traumatic pistol. He was notified of suspicion and faces up to 7 years in prison.
The law toughens punishment for electronic communications fraud and call center activities to up to 12 years in prison. It will take effect on September 18.
A Russian agent was sentenced to 15 years in prison with confiscation of property. He was preparing explosions on the railway near Kharkiv on instructions from Russia.
Former French culture minister accused of illegal lobbying for Renault-Nissan. She faces up to 10 years in prison.
The Russian officer is accused of waging an aggressive war against Ukraine. He organized the supply of missiles, aerial bombs, and drones to the Russian army.
The Hague court found Hashim Thaçi guilty of killings, torture and unlawful detention of people during the war in Kosovo. He may appeal the verdict.
The SBU detained a Russian agent in Izmail who was preparing to blow up an administrative building during rush hour. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
The US Department of Justice has charged five members of a network linked to Russian intelligence services. They are accused of financing terrorism and contract killings.
Parliament approved in the first reading a bill on criminal liability for handing over bank cards and access to accounts. For repeated offenses, up to 8 years in prison is proposed.
In the Kyiv region, an unemployed woman who was supposed to blow up a car with an improvised device was detained. The woman was recruited remotely by Russian intelligence services.
The official and her accomplice are suspected of extorting EUR 75,000 and UAH 1. 8 million from entrepreneurs. They were detained after the money was handed over.
In the Shevchenkivskyi District, a 33-year-old serviceman absent without leave was detained. He is suspected of fatally stabbing his friend after an argument.