Mobilization
In Lviv, during the notification of conscripts, a man's wife was run over by a TCC service vehicle. The military claims that the woman created obstacles to traffic and caused the incident.
The court remanded in custody three military personnel of the Peresypsky RTCC and a law enforcement officer without the right to bail. They are suspected of assault and extortion of 30 thousand dollars.
The couple demanded money from the detained man's wife for his release from the TCC building before the military medical commission. Law enforcement officers detained the suspects during the transfer of the full amount.
The military tried to detain a man who was hiding on the roof of a private building. After a scuffle, the man was sent to the military medical commission.
The Head of the President's Office stated that the resource of volunteers has been exhausted and there is a critical need for people. Mobilization is necessary for the stability of the front and the defense of the state.
In Bukovyna, a man stabbed two TCC servicemen in the neck and damaged their car. The assailant has been detained and taken into custody, and the victims have received assistance.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces eliminated Kenyan Nyamburu Eric Mwangi near Borova. HUR identified data of almost three thousand Africans in the Russian army.
Ukraine has 1. 8 million veterans. The government is implementing a support program for employment and a new Veteran's Code to protect the rights of former military personnel.
Serhiy Byzov introduced a moratorium on the sale of trade union property and dismissed those involved in the schemes. The new FPU strategy envisages transferring assets to people.
The German Minister of Defense plans to increase the size of the army to 460,000 personnel. The main goal of the strategy is to counter threats from Russia.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine analyzed 688 enemy attacks in the Pokrovsk direction. Oleksandr Syrskyi ordered to provide additional supplies to the units.
The President announced changes to strengthen military motivation and additional funding for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The list of Ukraine's next operations was also approved.
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets announced a legal assessment of corruption and impunity in the TCC. The number of complaints about the actions of military enlistment offices in Odesa region increased by 40%.
The official was detained for a $6,000 bribe for fictitious certificates. During searches, currency totaling over 11 million in hryvnia equivalent was found.
In Odesa, five people were detained, including four TCR employees, in a case involving the abduction of a man and the extortion of 30 thousand dollars.
In Odesa, TCC employees were detained for extorting $30,000 from a man with a deferment. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine appointed an official investigation into the case.
In Odesa, law enforcement officers detained employees of a district TCC on suspicion of extorting 30,000 dollars. Weapons and foreign currency were seized from the suspects.
The SBU detained, presumably, employees of the Peresyp TCC for extorting 30 thousand dollars from a man. During the operation on Balkivska, shots were fired and a chase ensued.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs will update the protocols for patrol officers' work and involve military personnel in their training. Combat veterans will be offered positions as police instructors.
Law enforcement officers detained organizers of escapes abroad and document forgery schemes worth up to 20 thousand dollars. The suspects face up to 9 years in prison.
The President set a deadline for winter preparations by September 1. A number of regions and Kyiv are behind schedule in creating backup energy sources.
A drunk man injured a child and threatened people with a knife in Odesa. The assailant turned out to be a deserter and was handed over to the military law enforcement service.
Over 32. 8 thousand military personnel have undergone rehabilitation in FPU sanatoriums. The Federation is implementing employment and social adaptation programs for veterans.
Finnish military is deploying reservists to monitor the skies due to UAV flights. The measures enhance surveillance on the borders with Russia and relieve the army.
Russia is preparing a large-scale mobilization, potentially for a new offensive. The direction of the aggressor's actions will depend on the reaction of NATO states.
Five military commanders illegally accrued payments to 19 individuals who were not serving. The suspects have been taken into custody for the embezzlement of state funds.
Russia is restricting social media to prevent riots due to a possible large-scale mobilization. The president suggests preparations for an offensive against Ukraine or the Baltic states.
Russian commanders discuss the use of physical violence against foreigners. Mercenaries are beaten and forcibly sent to meat assaults on the front.
Russian military complains about air defense overload and lack of anti-aircraft missiles to protect ports. ISW reports on the creation of mobile fire groups in Russia.
The shooter turned out to be Dmytro Vasylchenkov, a former military man and native of Russia. He served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine until 2004 in Donetsk region, and then returned to service in 2022.