On 12 November, Russian forces have been shelling Kherson since early morning using barrel and rocket artillery and drones. Oleksandr Prokudin urged citizens to remain in their homes.
Officers of the Rivne SBU department conducted searches on 4 November at the MVS Temporary Investigative Centre No. 0741 and at the home of the unit head, Volodymyr Shevchuk.
Residents of the Atlant residential complex found cash in the courtyard in the morning, by which time investigative actions were already underway in the building. It emerged that security forces had detained the heads of Samruk-Kazyna and Kazakhstan Railways.
Law enforcement detained 13 people near a National Guard facility. The SBU revealed that one of the defendants had forged a medical certificate.
The minor, who sent images of military units to the Russian Federation, was ordered to undergo two years of supervision and read four works by Ukrainian writers.
Relatives of the Ukrainian athlete and soldier received official confirmation of his death after a long period of uncertainty.
Law enforcement agencies are searching for minors who drove around the city in a car with Kyiv registration plates. Residents are urged not to initiate conflicts over this situation.
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The Arbuzynskyi District Court of Mykolaiv Oblast handed down a verdict against Valerii Onufriienko, the mayor of Pivdennoukrainsk. He was found guilty of beating his deputy, Mariia Drozdova. Following the review, the case was reclassified from violence against an official to causing minor bodily harm.
The judge imposed a fine of 850 hryvnia on Onufriienko but exempted him from actual punishment due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. In addition, the convicted man was ordered to pay the victim 10,000 hryvnia as compensation for moral damage.
The conflict between the head of the community and his deputy arose on 3 March 2022. The cause of the dispute was the issue of city residents' access to a school shelter. According to the facts established by the court, during the altercation, Onufriienko hit Drozdova at least three times on the shoulder, neck, and head, after which he knocked her to the floor.
The city mayor insisted on his innocence, claiming that his actions were necessitated by self-defence. Meanwhile, the results of the forensic examination confirmed that the deputy sustained bodily injuries.
Once this verdict takes legal effect, Valerii Onufriienko may be stripped of his position as city mayor. Such a decision may be made in accordance with Article 79 of the Law of Ukraine "On Local Self-Government".
It is worth noting that in 2022, deputies had already removed Onufriienko from office, but in 2024, a court reinstated him in his powers. The current decision of the court of first instance may still be appealed.
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