
Moscow threatens nuclear response over British TV war simulation
The Russian embassy in London warned of nuclear weapon use after a Sky News programme broadcast a scenario of NATO strikes on Russia.

The Russian embassy in London warned of nuclear weapon use after a Sky News programme broadcast a scenario of NATO strikes on Russia.

Former bank chairman Vyacheslav Parasich and sole proprietor Bloshchitsky conspired to bypass financial monitoring. The entrepreneur received a suspended sentence, while the liability of the bank's management remains unresolved.

Passenger flight Dubai–Tel Aviv transmitted a possible hijacking signal, after which it was diverted to Saudi Arabia. Israeli media link the incident to a crew dispute.

Co-founder of the defence company says she is receiving aggressive messages from citizens demanding the fulfilment of promises regarding a strike on the Russian capital.

Mykhailo Stselnikov, accused of the death of the former head of the Verkhovna Rada, submitted a letter to the court requesting to voluntarily travel to the Russian Federation as part of a prisoner of war exchange.

The US Department of Defence has signed a seven-year agreement with RTX for the mass production of air defence missiles. This decision aims to restore depleted arsenals amid conflicts in various regions of the world.

The coordinator of the "Dissertation Gate" initiative reported finding 14 fragments of academic plagiarism in the doctoral work of Alla Shlapak, who also holds the position of vice-rector at a university.

Patrol officers in Odesa's Kyiv district found a body with a gunshot wound near a Chevrolet. A ZAZ driver attempting to leave the scene was detained.

The National Military Memorial, which was supposed to become a symbol of memory and pride for Ukraine, found itself at the centre of a major scandal even at the launch stage.

Serious violations have been identified in the declaration of Yevhen Korniychuk, Ukraine's extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador to Israel. According to information provided by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP)

Since September 2024, the wife of Oblast Council head Nikolai Lukashuk, Kropyvnytskyi District Council deputy Lyubov Lukashuk, has been using a luxury 2024 BMW X7 M60i xDrive.

Former Lviv prosecutor Rostyslav Hlynetskyi, suspected of forging documents to leave the country, has unexpectedly resurfaced in a new position

At the Ustyluh border crossing in Volyn Oblast, through which hundreds of people and vehicles pass daily, journalists have reportedly discovered well-established corruption schemes.

The band Ziferblat, which took part in the National Selection for Eurovision, unexpectedly ended its collaboration with the creative team responsible for its visual style.

Anton Savlepop, the lead vocalist of the well-known Ukrainian band Quest Pistols, has announced a series of concerts in Germany, where he promises to perform familiar hits accompanied by a DJ set.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office have completed the pre-trial investigation into Ukrainian MP of the IX convocation Nikolai Zadorozhnyi.

Oleksandr Haidu, a member of parliament from the Servant of the People party, continues to attract public attention with his substantial assets.

According to the information, Polish investigators established that between 29 May 2022 and 17 October 2024, these individuals brought significant sums of money obtained illegally across the Ukrainian-Polish border.

The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NABU) has completed the review of the declaration submitted in 2021 by Anatoliy Sadovnyk, the general director of the state-owned "Lyustdorf" sanatorium.

Anatoliy Melashchenko, a deputy of the Zhytomyr Regional Council, found himself at the centre of a scandal after being detained during the handover of a $10,000 bribe.