Lutsk court found Ihor Kuzminsky guilty of demanding money from an entrepreneur during a gas station inspection. He was given a seven-year suspended sentence and banned from holding certain positions.
Vitali Klitschko remotely received the European Future Award in Berlin due to the escalation in Kyiv. In his address, he emphasised that Ukraine will not agree to capitulation and called for unity.
Court reviews civil claims from victims of violence at TCC, seeking a total of 5 million hryvnia in moral damages.
Ukrainian delegation led by Volodymyr Zelensky and Kyrylo Budanov has arrived in Norway. US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is also in Oslo with them.
Demand for private houses in Ukraine has approached its highest level in two years. Market data shows how much renting costs and what financial risks are associated with buying old housing.
The Ministry of Social Policy announced the allocation of funds for the purchase of housing for internally displaced and evacuated citizens in eight regions of Ukraine.
Journalists found that enterprises linked to online casinos and social games obtained deferments for their staff.
Three people were injured in an attack on a shopping complex in Rivne region. Local authorities urge residents to close windows due to spreading smoke.
On the morning of 19 October, a Russian FPV drone attack occurred near the village of Novoandriivka in Synelnykove district. The drone targeted a STEEL armoured evacuation pickup carrying out a humanitarian mission.
As reported by the charitable organisation "KHTS", two volunteers from Dnipro were in the vehicle at the time of the strike. Fortunately, neither was injured, although the vehicle sustained damage.
"KHTS" emphasised that even humanitarian vehicles with appropriate markings, used to rescue civilians, are becoming targets of Russian attacks. Consequently, volunteers transporting people out of dangerous areas regularly risk their lives.
Due to such attacks, opportunities for evacuating people from frontline communities are gradually narrowing, and working in these areas is becoming increasingly dangerous. People who delay their departure risk finding themselves in a situation where organising an evacuation will be significantly more difficult or entirely impossible.
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