According to the investigation, drones were procured through affiliated companies at inflated prices. The suspects include officials from the State Special Communications Service and entrepreneurs.
Ukrainian analytical project DeepState has recorded Russian military advances on two front lines in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.
German law enforcement is verifying whether the criminal group linked to the arson of Starlink terminals operated in coordination with Russian special services.
Head of communications at Naftogaz joins the Prime Minister's advisory team, completing the list following the appointment of three previous staff members.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau is verifying claims of corrupt actions by ARMA officials and other bodies in a criminal case ongoing since 2014.
Journalists analysed orders for foreign trips by civil servants, revealing lengthy business trips by heads of NACP, the State Audit Office and the National Police.
Jean-Luc Melanchon, leader of the radical left in France, stressed that Russia is not an enemy of his country and warned against actions that could lead to a direct clash.
Chinese military is considering scenarios for landing troops not only on Taiwan's coast but also in the island's interior to weaken its defence at the start of a potential conflict
On 24 October, Ukraine recorded the first case of the automatic lifting of a freeze on a citizen's bank accounts. This occurred after the individual fully settled their debt, and the enforcement proceedings system automatically removed them from the Unified Register of Debtors. This was announced by Deputy Minister of Justice Andrii Haychenko.
According to the official, as of the time the information was released, the system had already performed 2,656 similar operations.
The new algorithm applies to enforcement proceedings where the amount of recovery does not exceed ten minimum wages. When a debtor fully settles the debt, the system itself transmits the data to banks. Citizens no longer need to personally apply to the enforcement officer to have restrictions lifted.
An important condition is the full payment of all amounts stipulated by the proceedings, including the enforcement fee and other costs defined by legislation.
In addition to the automation of lifting freezes, the rules regarding the protection of a sole residence have been changed. The value threshold for a sole residence, which under the general rule cannot be subject to enforcement, has been raised from 20 to 50 minimum wages.
These provisions are contained in Law No. 4833-IX, which came into force on 23 October 2026. The goal of the reforms is to simplify enforcement proceedings procedures and strengthen the protection of citizens' property rights.
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