Analysis of the votes showed that two MPs from the faction did not support Roman Lozynskyi's amendments, which were intended to limit the construction of wind farms in mountainous areas.
The Corruption Counteraction Centre reported that Angelika Sviatash was a co-owner of a company in Moscow alongside Elizaveta Peskova.
Military expert Oleg Zhdanov identified a pattern in the selection of attack dates by Russia. Researchers of mystical practices suggest the influence of occultism, but there is no scientific evidence.
Lyudmila Lantratova stated that the ceasefire agreement is being upheld and that there is constant contact with Dmytro Lubinets. Accommodation points have been prepared in several Russian regions for civilians wishing to leave the combat zone.
The seventh cycle of combat stress recovery training concluded in Ukraine in September and October 2026. The NATO-supported programme covered approximately 1,100 service members.
The Verkhovna Rada extended martial law until 29 January 2027. We examine which categories of citizens are protected from forced conscription and under what conditions a deferment can be obtained.
The former Prosecutor General reported the detention of military personnel from the GUR in Austria and pointed to the possible involvement of the leadership of NABU, SAP and the President's Office in the attempt to eliminate him.
Journalists established how the deputy head of customs audit registered expensive housing, cars and land in Uzhhorod in the name of his pensioner mother.
On 27 October 2026, the Sixth Administrative Court of Appeal issued a ruling in case No. 580/6408/26, initiated by Mykola Chystyk. The panel of judges, comprising Mykhailo Kobal, Volodymyr Kuzmenko, and Yuriy Cherpak, reviewed the appeal filed by the political party "For the Future".
The party had challenged the ruling of the Cherkasy District Administrative Court dated 18 June 2026, which had adopted measures to secure the claim in a case concerning the recognition of decisions on the recall of deputies as unlawful and their cancellation. During the hearing, the court quickly moved through the procedural stages, proceeding to the debates and immediately adopting the final decision.
The appeal filed by the "For the Future" party was dismissed, and the first-instance court's ruling on securing the claim was left unchanged. The decision entered into legal force from the moment it was pronounced. The presiding judge announced the existence of a dissenting opinion by judge Volodymyr Kuzmenko regarding the adopted decision.
This decision is a continuation of the ongoing confrontation between Uman Mayor Iryna Pletnyova and People's Deputy Anton Yatsenko, who is acting in conjunction with the "For the Future" party. Previously, journalists from "Stop Corruption TV" investigated the chronology of attempts to remove the city head via a so-called "popular initiative". According to registry data and testimony from members of the Territorial Electoral Commission, the assistants of the People's Deputy are likely behind these actions.
Thus, attempts to strip the mandates of elected community representatives through party congresses have once again failed in the legal sphere. The "Stop Corruption TV" filming crew was present at the court hearing and will continue to monitor the course of events in the city.
It is worth noting that journalists from "Holos Info" also drew attention to the progress of the court case regarding Dmytro Kalancha and the actions of prosecution representatives supporting the indictment.
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