The German Chancellor emphasised that Washington no longer assumes financial obligations for military support to Kyiv. The main burden now falls on European allies, who do not yet have sufficient resources to fully replace American systems.
Detective agency reports possible tax evasion of 9.9 million UAH via a network of sole proprietors and zero revenue figures in company reports.
The main Directorate of the National Police in the region ordered the modernization of specialized vans for use in frontline zones. The work will be carried out by Kyiv-based firm Krypton through a negotiation procedure.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that European countries do not fully appreciate the threat Moscow poses to their political stability.
Investigation examines Brenvel's transactions with Estonia's Retim Europe OÜ and the circumstances of the company's disqualification from a timber processing assets auction in Bilin village.
KP "Dniprovodokanal" signed a technical maintenance contract for fountains with TOV "TradePro Limited" without competition, but provided no explanation for the payment covering 2,208 hours of equipment operation.
The Dnipro Department of Self-Organisation of the Population signed a UAH 16.9 million contract for the insulation of a building on Yuliusz Słowacki Street. The work will be carried out by a company founded three years ago, without a competitive procedure.
Investigators from the State Bureau of Investigation have charged a staff member of the Lviv TCC with participating in the beating of a mobilised man. The victim later died in a medical facility.
The Security Service of Ukraine reported the detention of two men with prior criminal records. They are suspected of preparing terrorist acts in central Kyiv, organised on Russia's orders.
According to the security service, the suspects were already at the stage of reconnoitring potential targets when they were detained. During the inspection of a car belonging to one of the suspects, law enforcement officers found a combat grenade.
According to SBU information, the criminals considered buildings of Territorial Centres for Recruitment and Social Support (TCCs) as targets for the strikes.
The suspects planned to carry out their scheme using a grenade launcher, combat grenades, improvised explosive devices, or "Molotov cocktails".
The SBU emphasised that under the articles they are charged with, the suspects face a penalty of up to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property.
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