Former head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Medical Commission Viktor Luhin was sentenced to 2 years and 9 months in prison for participating in a scheme to evade mobilisation through fabricated diagnoses.
A nighttime attack by Russian forces caused damage to a Porsche dealer centre in Kyiv region, leading to the temporary suspension of its operations.
The Russian army used a drone against the Kosmichnyi district of the city. The explosion damaged a car, and one man was hospitalised.
A hostile drone strike on a residential building has been recorded in Kharkiv. The consequences of the incident are currently being assessed.
Participants in the Gen Z regelt youth march in Berlin protested against mandatory military service. Pro-Palestinian activists joined the procession, after which clashes erupted between demonstrators and law enforcement.
Cape Verde is holding presidential elections, in which former justice minister Joana Rosa is competing with incumbent President José Maria Neves.
A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.
Member of the British royal family visited a sporting event in Lviv and supported Ukrainian soldiers.
"Servant of the People" leader David Arakhamia claims he has no procedural status and views anti-corruption allegations as an information attack aimed at sidelining him from the diplomatic mission.
The court ruled that an anonymous letter containing rumours of schemes at the company does not contain sufficient evidence to open a criminal case.
A street in Kyiv witnessed violence by military commissariat representatives during a forced detention. An elderly man was injured while attempting to intervene in the conflict.
Anti-corruption agencies uncovered a vast network uniting criminal figures, SBU generals, and police to run a drug cartel and fraudulent call centres.
NBU head suspected of brokering transfer of 33% corporate rights in chemical plant to person linked to authorities in exchange for lifting of seizure.
Tsarychansky District Court in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast found Stanislav Voloshin guilty of providing false asset information worth over 3.4 million hryvnias. He was banned from holding positions related to state or local self-governance functions.
The head of the NBU is aware of the risk of a repeat of the scenario involving the announcement of a suspicion, which happened to Kyrylo Shevchenko.
Director of contracting company notified of suspicion of legalising criminal proceeds and official forgery during construction of protective structure in Kyiv region.
The enterprise "Antonivskyi Meat Combine" supplied food to the National Guard and the State Border Service, but after a cartel was detected in tenders, the AMCU banned it from participating in procurement for three years.
Former head of ONDISE Dmytro Kyshko has come under scrutiny due to links with a private expert firm, copyright registration for the "PLATFORM" software, and disputed asset transactions.
Mykhailo Budilov, head of the Department of Territorial Control, is suspected of negligence in office. Questions have also arisen regarding his relatives' assets and the financial dynamics of the subordinate body.
Law enforcement officers exposed an attempt to bribe an officer with $4,000 to approve a low-quality and incomplete batch of military clothing.
SBU Major General Serhiy Duka answered a journalist's question about his last words before imprisonment while in a police van.
The lawyer for SBU Major General Serhiy Duka questioned the reliability of data on destroyed gadgets in the "Carthage" case, proposing an alternative explanation for their condition.
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court ordered the SBU general to be held in custody, with the possibility of bail set at 65 million hryvnia.
The investigation into the 'Carthage' criminal case has revealed additional participants, including individuals with the pseudonyms 'Artem Lorenzo', 'Tarik Pal', and 'Kisel'.
Judge found representative of Kyiv-based aviation company guilty of underpaying customs duties by over one million hryvnia due to incorrect classification of drone components.
National Security and Defence Council Secretary Igor Klymenko stated that 29 streamers and non-draft-age youth were among the participants in the Petropavlivska Borshchahivka incident.
Investigation uncovered a network of companies that laundered cash from car sales through operations with government bonds, causing significant budget losses.
National Security and Defence Council Secretary Ihor Klymenko stated that he does not know who the suspects were referring to when discussing pressure on the Interior Minister.