
Former settlement council deputy who defected to occupiers killed in Kherson region
Oleksandr Pluhatarov, who held the position of head of an occupation enterprise, was killed in a UAV strike.

Oleksandr Pluhatarov, who held the position of head of an occupation enterprise, was killed in a UAV strike.

Prime Minister reported strikes on energy infrastructure in Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr and Cherkasy regions. Railway, school and residential buildings also damaged, with casualties reported.

Court suspended decisions on demolishing the object at Victory Square. Cassation proceedings were halted pending a legal conclusion in another case.

Customs inspectors found rare treasures in a postal shipment to the United Kingdom, which experts identified as cultural assets.

In the first ten months of 2026, the State Bureau of Investigations referred 8,370 indictments to courts. Among the accused are 1,743 law enforcement officers and two members of parliament.

Due to damage to the energy system caused by enemy attacks, street lighting in the capital has been temporarily suspended, leaving only alert systems operational.

Petro Domashenko, adviser to the leader of the Servant of the People party, is mentioned in investigation materials regarding the distribution of funds in envelopes to faction members, including Yuri Kisel and Yuri Koryavchenkov.

Vasyl Ivanchko stated that the region's municipal shelters have only 1,200–1,300 vacant spots, while the need reaches 35,000 people. He initiated compensating the rent for private facilities at state expense.

Petro Domashenko, who holds the position of staff adviser to David Arakhamia, has appeared in the materials of a criminal case by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. His name is mentioned in a case concerning the mechanism of cash payments to MPs from the Servant of the People faction.
According to data published by blogger Volodymyr Bondarenko, Domashenko is a subject of case No. 42021000000002568, opened on 13 December 2021 (court proceedings 991/13400/25). Born in 1978 in Kyiv, he is a subject of this investigation.
According to the investigation's version, Domashenko personally received money and passed it on to deputy heads of the faction, as well as to individual MPs. These transactions took place on the premises of the Verkhovna Rada building on Sadova Street, specifically in committee rooms.
Among the deputies who received funds are Yuri Kisel and Yuri Koryavchenkov (Yuzik). MP Igor Negulevsky is also mentioned in the materials. According to source data, he sometimes received money from David Arakhamia and passed it on, among others, to Yuri Kisel. The latter, in turn, distributed these funds among members of his own group within the faction.
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