Odesa
Odrex surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov performed operations despite a court-ordered work ban. He also treats patients without entering data into their medical records.
Due to shelling, parts of Kyiv and four regions are without electricity; a power engineer was wounded in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Bad weather has cut power to another 30 settlements in the Kyiv region.
Due to shelling of infrastructure, Ukrzaliznytsia trains are running with delays of up to four hours. Railway workers are using backup locomotives to maintain movement.
The court imposed a personal recognizance on doctors of the Odrex clinic in the case concerning the death of Adnan Kivan. Surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov was also suspended from his position.
The SBU has detained an Odesa resident who registered over 12 Starlink terminals for Russian forces. The perpetrator faces life imprisonment for high treason.
13 beach zones that passed safety inspections and have access to shelters have opened in Odesa. These include Arcadia, Delfin, and inclusive locations.
A court in Odesa failed to impose a pretrial restrictive measure on Odrex doctors due to delays caused by the defense. The medics are accused of negligence that resulted in the death of a patient.
On June 12, thunderstorms, hail, and wind gusts of up to 20 m/s are expected in Ukraine. The severe weather may cause disruptions to power systems and transport.
Russian intelligence officer Artem Shmul recruited teenagers to set fire to military vehicles in Odesa. The SBU has charged him in absentia with terrorism.
Former Deputy Commander of the Navy Serhiy Yeliseyev has been sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison. He betrayed his oath in 2014 and entered service in the Russian fleet.
Six individuals will stand trial in Odesa for the embezzlement of UAH 20. 7 million during the procurement of uninterruptible power supplies for traffic lights. Officials and businessmen inflated tender prices.
Due to a drone attack in Odesa, two buildings were damaged and a fire broke out. A woman and two children suffered an acute stress reaction.
The most popular destinations remain Odesa, the Carpathians, and Zakarpattia. A week's vacation for one person costs an average of 14 thousand hryvnias.
Starting June 28, Ukrzaliznytsia is launching 12 new routes and extending services to the mountains. Ticket sales for the updated schedule start today.
Due to shelling and severe weather conditions, consumers in eight regions were left without electricity. Outage schedules have not been introduced, but the public is asked to conserve energy during evening hours.
The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) is investigating the abuse of an alleged TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) employee in the Odesa pre-trial detention center. The man is in custody on suspicion of torturing mobilized individuals.
An Odrex doctor accused of medical negligence has published a video blog about the decriminalization of medical errors. Parallel to the trial regarding the death of his patient, he speaks about the "persecution of medics" and convinces the audience that medical errors should not be subject to criminal punishment.
In Odesa, three people were wounded at a public transport stop due to a Russian attack. An energy facility was damaged in the region, leaving over a thousand consumers without electricity.
The institution's leadership was suspended due to a video where a prisoner was forced to pretend to be a dog. The State Penitentiary Service has launched an investigation into the violation of human rights.
As a result of the Russian night attack in Odesa, a person was injured and a fire broke out. Residential buildings, trucks, a gas pipe, and a church building were damaged.
On June 7, rains with thunderstorms and hail are expected in Ukraine, except for the eastern regions. Significant precipitation will occur in the Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions.
Russia attacked Odesa region with drones, damaging a hotel, a medical center, and an infrastructure facility. There are no fatalities; rescuers have extinguished a fire at a warehouse.
In the Khadzhybeyskyi district of Odesa, a 25-year-old serviceman fired into the air while interfering with a mobilization notification group. Police detained the man; there were no casualties.
In Odesa, on Panteleimonivska Street, an 11-year-old girl died after jumping from the roof of a 17-story building. Police are establishing all the circumstances of the tragedy.
The government has launched a two-year experiment using multi-trailer trucks on the Kyiv – Odesa route. This will help reduce logistics costs.
The first preparatory hearing in the case of the Odrex clinic doctors took place in the Kyivskyi District Court of Odesa following a change in jurisdiction. The defense attorneys for the accused, Rusakov and Bielotserkovska, failed to appear – the next court session is scheduled for June 11. Experts state that the series of procedural steps delaying the case proceedings may be a deliberate tactic by the defendants to bring it closer to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
The government has expanded the list of young doctors eligible to receive 200,000 hryvnias in assistance. Payments are available to specialists in territories of possible combat operations.
Maryna Bielotserkovska — the defendant in the case regarding the death of Adnan Kivan and a now-dismissed oncologist at the Odrex clinic — is also involved in another tragic story. The father of StopOdrex movement co-founder Khrystyna Totkailo also underwent treatment with this doctor.
In the case of Odrex doctors Vitaliy Rusakov and Maryna Bielotserkovska, who are being tried under Part 1 of Article 140 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, the time factor is becoming increasingly significant. Experts explain how statutes of limitations work and whether specific procedural decisions could lead to the dismissal of criminal proceedings without a court verdict.
Two Russian commanders have been served with notices of suspicion for the 2022 missile strike on Odesa. As a result of the attack on a residential building, eight civilians were killed.