Cyber experts and investigators from the Security Service detained an Odesa resident who, having been recruited by Russian intelligence services, recorded the locations of military facilities and port infrastructure for strikes.
Ukraine's Prime Minister reported that Russian strikes this year have destroyed over one million square metres of real estate, with total damages amounting to $7.7 billion.
The city's transport operator ordered equipment for repairing wheelsets. The tender was won by a firm managed by a Ukrainian and a woman residing in Russia.
Residents of Khmelnytskyi report power and communication outages following a series of explosions in the city.
Investigation revealed that companies in the gambling sector and with suspicious corporate chains obtained draft exemption status for IT staff.
The 28-year-old son of Yevgeny Prigozhin controls gold mining, the drug market and arms supplies in the Central African Republic, despite the Wagner PMC coming under Russian state control.
Law enforcement officers seized a large sum of money from the lawyer, which he received in exchange for promising to close the criminal case against the president of a local charitable foundation.
Threat actors embedded spy chips in cold wallets, allowing them to steal seed phrases without hacking the firmware. Ledger urged users to check their devices and buy them only from the manufacturer.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Madyar has levelled serious accusations against former head of government Viktor Orban. According to the current cabinet leader, Orban's actions and public speeches indicate the preparation of a coup d'etat. Madyar explicitly threatened the former leader with life imprisonment.
The cause of the conflict escalation was Viktor Orban's earlier statements. The politician declared the opposition forces' readiness for "national resistance" against the current authorities. In addition, he mentioned the possibility of providing protest participants with "appropriate tools, blunter for some, sharper for others". It was these words that triggered the new Prime Minister's sharp response.
It is worth noting that Viktor Orban had previously officially announced his return to active political struggle against the government formed by Peter Madyar.
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