
Ukrainians in Poland fined for fake OC insurance issued by fraudulent broker
A family paid for policies for years, only to discover they were fake, and is now forced to pay over 17,000 zloty for driving without mandatory insurance.

A family paid for policies for years, only to discover they were fake, and is now forced to pay over 17,000 zloty for driving without mandatory insurance.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that scenarios for the use of the nuclear arsenal in the event of a blockade of the exclave are provided for by current Russian regulatory acts.

Bohdan Dolynets warned that Ukraine will remain vulnerable to Russian jet-powered drones in winter, as interceptors will only begin to operate in two months.

A former employee of the Chervonozavodskyi Court in Kharkiv, who left his post in early 2024, is involved in fraudulent schemes and has amassed significant wealth.

Russian troops demand explanations from local residents regarding the origin of food delivered by Ukrainian soldiers and accuse them of collaborating with the army.

The court suspended the decision to remove Irina Pletnyova from the post of Uman mayor after violations were found in the collected signatures.

Former High Anti-Corruption Court head Vera Mykhailenko stated that the court has no authority to change the designated purpose of funds specified in the agreement between the parties.

TOPR rescuers assisted five Ukrainian tourists who became lost on the Rys massif in winter conditions without proper equipment.

A joint investigative team comprising detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), prosecutors from the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), and French law enforcement officials, with the assistance of Italian authorities, has achieved a significant success.
During the investigation, a luxury yacht owned by one of the leaders of a criminal organisation operating within the State Property Fund of Ukraine was discovered and seized.
The yacht, valued at €5.5 million, is a premium-class asset and was likely used not only for leisure but also as a tool to conceal funds extracted from state funds. Such assets, often registered in the names of shell companies or relatives, become part of schemes to evade liability.
The achievement was made possible by the coordinated work of investigative bodies from several countries. The involvement of Italian and French law enforcement officials underscored the importance of international cooperation in the fight against corruption, which knows no borders.
Coordination between state structures allowed for the prompt identification of property subject to seizure and the blocking of its use.
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