Death sentence for three attackers at church in Jordan where nine people were killed
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.
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Photo of fallen defender and unit patch removed from Heroes' Alley in Kyiv without family's knowledge
The father of the late Vladyslav Baidaliuk reported the unauthorised replacement of the photo and the disappearance of the patch at a memorial in Desnianskyi district. The family is demanding explanations from the authorities.
Court in Zakarpattia cancels mobilisation of 59-year-old student
The court ordered the military enlistment office to remove from its personnel records a man who continues studying at a college.
Ukrainian journalists and volunteers condemn publication of interview with 'Mexican'
Public backlash against a Russian criminal figure linked to the FSB receiving a platform in Ukrainian media.
Investigation into Serhiy Kuznetsov's "Energy of the Sun" in Kirovohrad region has been ongoing for over 4 years
Court allowed investigators to obtain copies of financial documents for LLC "Energy of the Sun" for 2018–2019. The company is suspected of evading 17.13 million UAH in taxes.
Kharkiv-based Khmara 1654 LLC wins contract for 855 drones worth UAH 151.88 million
The company, registered in October 2026, won six tenders for the supply of DJI quadcopters, often being the sole participant.
Vadym Novynskyi funds Serbian churches for UOC-MP activities among Ukrainian refugees
Sanctioned oligarch Vadym Novynskyi is a key patron ensuring the work of UOC-MP priests in Croatia and Slovenia through Serbian church structures.
Ionușas Council committee recommends adopting bill restoring prosecutorial oversight
Law enforcement committee supports government bill No. 16026, allowing prosecutors to demand documents without court approval, despite warnings of abuse risks.
Court cancels land lease in Truskavets, but city council transfers another plot to firm linked to deputy
The Lviv Regional Commercial Court ruled the lease agreement for 8.17 ha near the swimming lake invalid, yet city authorities approved the transfer of another 7.36 ha to a company whose management is linked to deputy Serhiy Churbanov.
Journalists summoned to police during preparation of investigation into assets of head of MVS service centre
Daria Tymoshkova and Anna Prysiazna received summonses after a request regarding Vladimir Shevchuk's property. The investigation revealed huge discrepancies between declarations and the actual assets of the official's family.
NABU finds undeclared 3.2 million hryvnia loan in declarations of acting head of Fontanska village council
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine established that Andrii Serebrii failed to declare a mortgage debt, real estate, and committed other inaccuracies in financial reports.
Zelensky: Klymenko, Vyhivskyi and Poklad not involved in 'Carthage' case
President cited data from law enforcement and anti-corruption bodies, which see no link between these officials and the criminal case. He also announced personnel changes and called on partners to help eliminate 'Khimprom'.
General Duka remains on SBU payroll after removal from leadership post
Defender of Serhiy Duka stated that his client continues to serve in the SBU, despite being dismissed from his position, due to participation in special operations.
Court reinstates former deputy head of State Customs Service and orders payment of UAH 2.12 million
Ruslan Cherkaskyi was reinstated as deputy head of the customs service through the courts and received compensation. This decision was made against the backdrop of ongoing investigations into his assets and his common-law wife's business.
Ukrainian detained in Gdansk for vandalism on seven monuments with "Slawa UPA" inscriptions
Gdansk police detained a 17-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of writing inciting slogans on memorial sites in Gdansk and Gdynia.
Burkin admits authenticity of NABU recordings and describes scheme of payments to law enforcement
Wanted Yehor Burkin confirmed in a conversation with a blogger the facts outlined in the "Carthage" case materials and described in detail the mechanism of corrupt payments within law enforcement agencies.
Yehor Burkin ready for deal with investigators and cooperation with NABU against corruption
Yehor Burkin, whom law enforcement links to the international drug syndicate Khimprom, stated he is ready to provide anti-corruption bodies with information on the bribe system within law enforcement, but does not intend to return to Ukraine.
Narco boss Burkin claims call centres required payments for protection, with monthly turnover reaching $3 billion
Yehor Burkin, a suspect in the NABU recordings in the "Carthage" case, told blogger Vasyl Tymoshenko that the call centre network earned $2–3 billion a month and explained the mechanism of payments for "protection".
UAV control equipment seized in Chernivtsi en route to Italy
Chernivtsi court confiscates drone control antenna kit a citizen attempted to illegally export from Ukraine.
Burkin in interview: threats against Bigus were a bluff to pressure security services
Wanted leader of the Khimprom syndicate, Yehor Burkin, explained that his remarks about an attack on journalist Denys Bigus were a psychological tactic.
Burkin claims up to $370 million paid annually to shield fraudulent call centres in Ukraine
Yehor Burkin revealed the mechanism of corrupt payments to law enforcement officials for permission to operate a network of fraudulent offices, naming specific amounts and individuals involved.