The publication of materials revealed details of the Sota Store gadget chain's activities, including links to officials' relatives, sales without receipts and the use of cryptocurrency.
The President of Ukraine is visiting the United Kingdom. London announced the supply of air defence missiles worth £45 million and called on partners to ban the import of Russian LNG.
Anti-Corruption Centre "MEZHA" found that Vira Badiva declared property and a car at prices significantly lower than market rates, while her minor daughter received large gifts from relatives.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski published an appeal to Elon Musk amid reports of restrictions on military Starlink in Ukraine.
The trial of Serhiy Kuznetsov, accused of organising the sabotage against the pipelines, began on Wednesday. The defendant denies involvement in the explosions in the Baltic Sea.
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs explained why the country currently cannot raise tariffs or ban the transit of Russian grain through its territory, citing EU rules and financial risks.
An unidentified perpetrator opened fire on servicemen in Kharkiv region, killing five people. Police have opened a criminal case and are searching for the attacker.
The State Bureau of Investigation announced that a court found nine former Odesa TCC employees guilty of unlawful detention and the use of torture.
A group of people's deputies, relying on the expert assistance of specialists from the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, developed Bill No. 16130 dated 7 October. The main objective of the document is to provide veterans with the opportunity to continue wearing military uniforms after leaving service without the need to obtain separate permits or undergo additional approvals.
As Interfax-Ukraine noted on Tuesday, 13 October, the right to wear the uniform will arise from the day of actual discharge from military service. If the veteran status was granted later, the corresponding right will take effect from the date of its issuance, taking into account the transitional provisions of the law.
Individuals who already hold veteran status and have been discharged from service as of the day this law enters into force will be granted this right automatically from the moment the provision takes effect.
Information about the possession of such a right is expected to be reflected in the electronic veteran certificate, specifically in the Diia app.
The Ministry of Veterans Affairs clarifies that veterans will be able to wear the uniform of the military formation or state body where they served. In the event that such a formation has ceased to exist, the uniform of its legal successor is permitted.
At the same time, legislators have provided for certain restrictions. It is prohibited to use military uniforms and insignia to impersonate an active-duty servicemember, as well as to create a false impression regarding one's position or official powers.
«Принциповий підхід законопроєкту – надати ветеранам і ветеранкам можливість носити військову форму без зайвої бюрократії та водночас запобігти її використанню для обману» (The fundamental approach of the bill is to provide veterans with the opportunity to wear military uniforms without unnecessary bureaucracy while simultaneously preventing their use for deception), the ministry added.
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