Mobilization
President Zelenskyy has approved new long-range operations to strike Russia's oil industry. Additionally, the SBU continues its measures against internal collaborators.
Zelenskyy reported on Russia's plans to increase the occupation contingent by tens of thousands of people. Ukraine will share data on the new mobilization with partners.
The EU fears that the Russian Federation will attack the Baltics or the Arctic to test NATO unity. Putin may resort to escalation due to heavy losses and the stalemate at the front.
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a commander and a sergeant major were detained for extorting 200,000 hryvnias from a subordinate. The money was demanded in exchange for concealing alcohol consumption.
Six Ground Forces centers have transitioned to an updated BMT program lasting 51 days. The emphasis is placed on countering drones and small group tactics.
A TCC official will stand trial for beating a 60-year-old man and breaking his arm. The SBI has completed the investigation, and the case has been sent to court on the charges of inflicting injuries.
Angela Merkel hopes for the war in Ukraine to end in 10 years. She believes that by then, the state will become fully free and independent.
AI-generated photos of Indians in the ranks of the TCC are circulating online. Analysis confirmed the use of neural networks to discredit the mobilization process.
A serviceman in Ternopil beat a 49-year-old man, causing rib fractures. He faces five to eight years in prison for his actions.
A National Guard officer received $11,000 for promising to influence the discharge of a serviceman on health grounds. In January, he had already been suspected of bribery.
Putin signed a decree on writing off up to 10 million rubles in debt for new contract soldiers. The benefit applies to those who sign a one-year contract starting from May 1.
Vitaliy Shabunin was discharged from the army due to poor vision, but continues to drive a car and shoot accurately. Activists have accused the head of the AntAC of double standards.
An online deferment for researchers at universities and institutions has appeared in Rezerv+. To apply, employment data must be updated in the EDEBO database.
Kyiv police have notified a 39-year-old man of suspicion for opening fire in a high-rise building in the Desnianskyi district. He was detained by KORD special forces during an operation.
TCR officials are suspected of fictitiously mobilizing 276 individuals, including deceased persons and prisoners. Three suspects have been remanded in custody as a preventive measure.
In the Russian Federation, mobilization orders are being issued en masse under the pretext of data verification. They are being pasted into military IDs in preparation for general mobilization.
The Committee recommended adopting a draft law on removing women from the registry if they were added in violation of regulations. TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) verification will take up to 30 days.
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's visit to Kyiv has become a signal of a future without Lukashenko. Ukraine is preparing for various scenarios on its northern border.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed children of veterans to use an extract from the Register instead of a Combatant ID card to access educational benefits. The document is available in the Diia app or at Administrative Service Centers (CNAPs).
Ukraine's population has dropped to 28 million due to war and migration. Joining the EU may only accelerate the outflow of youth and labor abroad.
Ternopil region police released a video from the TCC showing a man entering a restroom followed by a gunshot. Investigators are examining the theory that there was a weapon in his backpack.
In Ternopil, a 46-year-old man committed suicide in a TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) restroom using a firearm. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy.
Police have opened a case regarding the beating of veteran Artem Moroz in Kyiv. The guilty TCC officials will be transferred to serve in combat units.
Due to significant losses and pressure, Putin will lose his position of strength in negotiations within 4-5 months. The Kremlin acknowledges the difficult situation on the battlefield in Ukraine.
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 government has updated the criteria for reservation (deferment), setting the minimum salary for employees at 25,941 hryvnias. Local authorities must review the status of institutions.
Veteran Boiko claims Shabunin's service was fictitious and involved payments of 900,000 UAH. The AntAC is also accused of schemes involving millions in grant funds.
The Military Law Enforcement Service detained Vitaliy Chepurko for going AWOL and threatening terrorist acts against the military. The case has been handed over to the SBI for investigative actions.
Twin doctors organized a scheme for traveling abroad through fictitious disability for $20,000. The perpetrators were detained while receiving the money.
In Yekaterinburg, students are being recruited to operate Geran drones using video game imagery. The CCD warns about the involvement of youth in the Alabuga military facility.