Final court ruling confirms that the winner of the tender for the Nemiriv-Yampil road construction should have been rejected due to qualification requirement violations.
The National Prosecutor's Office of Poland has referred the case of Volodymyr B. to court, who is accused of assisting Russian intelligence in organising explosions on the railway.
Oleh Hryhorov reported the deaths of two men in the Seredyna-Buda community of Shostka district following an attack by an enemy drone.
The PRC leader emphasised the inevitability of peaceful reunification across the strait, while the Taiwan government stated it cannot accept such a model.
Former MP Andriy Lozovyi published data on Vadym Torchinuk's significant assets, who recently ruled in favour of the UOC-MP in a dispute over a church in Rivne.
The court partially overturned the tax authority's decision due to technical errors in calculations, but ordered the taxpayer to pay the majority of taxes and penalties for income from a foreign platform.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasised that Russia requires the agreement on the non-expansion of the North Atlantic Alliance to be formalised in a document, as previous verbal assurances were not honoured.
Nighttime attack by a Russian UAV on the trauma institute in Shevchenkivskyi district caused a fire and destruction on the second floor.
The Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAO) has filed claims for 8.5 million hryvnia against the family of Odesa customs officer Serhiy Hrynchishyn. The prosecution is seeking the confiscation of apartments in Kyiv and Odesa, as well as a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, registered to his wife Halyna and son, who serves as deputy head of the Obukhiv district council.
Scheme involving a nominal owner
According to the investigation, the family registered the assets under the name of an elderly relative to conceal their true owners. However, the Hrynchishyns' official income did not permit such expensive purchases.
Attempt to cover tracks
Following the start of the audit, the owners hastily sold part of the property, which investigators believe confirms the suspicious origin of the assets. The court must now decide whether the state will be able to recover the real estate and vehicles for the budget.
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