
Former deputy head of Kharkiv's Dzerzhynskyi District Court sentenced for bribery
Iryna Hryshchenko, former deputy head of Kharkiv's Dzerzhynskyi District Court, was sentenced to eight years in prison for receiving a $4,000 bribe.

Iryna Hryshchenko, former deputy head of Kharkiv's Dzerzhynskyi District Court, was sentenced to eight years in prison for receiving a $4,000 bribe.

According to social media reports, in Odesa Oblast, a man who ordered a ride was forcibly put into a car by representatives of the Territorial Centre for Recruitment, leaving a woman with a child on the street.

US bank JPMorgan Chase plans to expand its financial advisory team in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, using artificial intelligence to automate routine processes instead of mass layoffs.

A Russian drone struck Pavlohrad, killing one person and injuring three, including two 10-year-old girls.

The opposition movement refuted President Vucic's remarks, stating that the partnership with Russia will be maintained and there are no plans to introduce sanctions.

Local authorities reported that three people were killed and 39 residents of the Russian city of Voronezh were injured as a result of night strikes.

Bureau of Economic Security and Office of the Prosecutor General officials seized assets worth 30 million hryvnia; seven individuals implicated in the case.

Bahachivsk city court found Valeriy Shchanko guilty of threatening Judge Daria Sakun. The man disagreed with the ruling in a property dispute over real estate.

The Russian Federation has likely involved another aviation industry enterprise in the production of components for guided aerial bombs. According to data obtained by the Centre for Defence Reform, this refers to the Smolensk Aircraft Plant. The company previously manufactured Kh-59 and Kh-101 missiles.
The analytical organisation found that the plant is purchasing components necessary for creating UMPC kits. These devices allow ordinary unguided aerial bombs to be converted into guided ones. According to experts' calculations, the enterprise spent approximately $42 million on acquiring the relevant parts in 2025.
Such significant financial expenditures may indicate that Russia is preparing to further increase the volume of guided aerial bomb production. Meanwhile, as analysts note, the fact of making purchases does not provide precise grounds for determining the specific production indicators the enterprise plans to achieve.
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