The company, linked to Dmytro But, continues to receive state orders despite criminal cases and a network of contacts with sanctioned individuals and officials.
The investigation is checking the version of illegal movement of goods across the customs border without paying taxes. Entrepreneur Kyrylo Pakhomov denies any violation of the law.
The Bohunsky District Court of Zhytomyr held Andriy Berlinov liable for customs rule violations during the export of timber to Turkey in 2023.
On 23–24 October, Ukrainian military struck production facilities supporting Russia's missile programme and aviation equipment.
Dmytro Lubinets announced that the ceasefire will apply not only to the blocked city but also along the entire humanitarian corridor route.
Analysis of the Zug commercial register revealed that the management of the Swiss Done is appointed from fiduciary services, while the ownership structure includes empty holding companies and a lack of audit control.
The "Centre for the Protection of Ukraine's Information Space" has announced a tender for the filming of the series "Winged Lions". Half of the funds will be covered by the state budget.
South Korea reported that the North Korean leader crossed the border in Dandong, using the recently opened bridge over the Yalu River.
The Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has published data indicating a deterioration of the criminal situation in the temporarily occupied territories. According to the intelligence agency's assessment, the standard of living for the local population continues to decline, and the Kremlin views these issues as risks to its control over the seized regions.
Among the key issues posing security threats, the GUR highlights the illegal circulation of weapons and explosives, alcohol abuse among Russian military personnel, and street brawls and beatings. A separate trend is the increase in cybercrime and theft of financial funds received by the occupation administrations from the Russian budget.
Residents of the occupied regions are under constant pressure. This is linked to the strengthening of the counter-intelligence regime, the threat of violence from Russian military personnel, and repression by law enforcement agencies. These factors significantly deepen the negative attitude of the civilian population towards the occupation authorities.
The situation is further complicated by a critical deterioration in socio-economic conditions. There is an acute shortage of jobs, food products, medicines, fuel, and essential goods in the seized territories. Against the backdrop of growing poverty and destruction, the population continues to leave the regions.
To maintain the loyalty of residents, the Russian side is attempting to intensify the spread of propagandistic narratives. The focus is on so-called socio-economic projects and programmes aimed at increasing the birth rate. In parallel, the occupation administration is taking measures to restrict residents' access to alternative sources of information and communication channels, particularly those classified by Russian authorities as linked to "foreign agents".
The Kremlin is also preparing to strengthen oversight of the activities of occupation administrations and collaborators holding positions in illegally created governing bodies. According to GUR data, Moscow does not fully trust even the most pro-Moscow representatives of local authorities.
Previously, Ukrainian intelligence reported that the Kremlin had appointed Marat Khusnullin as the new curator of the occupied territories. However, according to GUR information, actual control over the seized regions is exercised by a shadow special group comprising representatives of Russian intelligence agencies and law enforcement bodies.
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