The former head of German intelligence, suspected of espionage, is on the board of directors of the holding that controls the online casino Cosmolot. Ukrainian analysts are investigating whether PlayCity and the SBU are examining these circumstances.
Volodymyr Omelchenko noted that the capital is critically dependent on external sources of electricity, and the failure to develop 500–600 MW of distributed generation complicates the winter period.
Polish President Karol Navrotsky stated that Prime Minister Donald Tusk is deliberately spreading fear of war, which raises questions among international partners.
Kastutis Budrys stated that such a status could open the way to strengthening financial and other sanctions against this structure.
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court approved a plea deal with Artem Shilo: 8 years of imprisonment replaced by a three-year probation period and a 204 million UAH fine.
The SBU and the Office of the Prosecutor General are investigating a possible scheme to siphon funds from the Kyiv Metro State Enterprise through leasing payments for 100 carriages, in which Pavlo Fukhs is implicated.
Civil activist Vitaliy Shabunin warns that supporting the parliamentary bill No. 16018 instead of the government's risks losing significant financial resources from the EU.
Kazakh oligarch Kenes Rakishev has reached an agreement to sell BTA Bank Ukraine to the Nova group, linked to the founders of Nova Poshta.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kastutis Budrys called on the European Union to designate the Russian GRU as a terrorist organisation. According to him, such a decision could open the way to strengthening financial and other sanctions against this structure.
Budrys had previously expressed this position. In September, he stated that the relevant decision could be made both at the EU level and separately in Lithuania.
In the opinion of the Lithuanian minister, designating the GRU as a terrorist organisation would allow for the application of stricter restrictive measures.
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