Death sentence for three attackers at church in Jordan where nine people were killed
A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.
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SBI referred cases of 8,803 individuals to courts, including two MPs and thousands of law enforcement officers
In the first ten months of 2026, the State Bureau of Investigations referred 8,370 indictments to courts. Among the accused are 1,743 law enforcement officers and two members of parliament.
Arakhamia's adviser Domashenko named in NABU case over cash payments to MPs
Petro Domashenko, adviser to the leader of the Servant of the People party, is mentioned in investigation materials regarding the distribution of funds in envelopes to faction members, including Yuri Kisel and Yuri Koryavchenkov.
Forced actions during mobilisation recorded in Kryvyi Rih and Kyiv
Local channels describe incidents where law enforcement and TCC representatives detained citizens without proper procedures.
Kyiv court to try fraudsters who posed as TCC staff to extort 10 million UAH in assets
Two men who impersonated staff of territorial recruitment centres are charged with fraud. The victim was a 58-year-old resident of the capital.
Neurologist in Kyiv suspected of demanding $2,000 for fake military medical commission reports
A neurologist in the Dniprovskyi district of the capital is suspected of demanding money for issuing medical documents for military-liable individuals. Cash and cards were seized during a search.
Scandal surrounding Jensen Huang: FT investigation into Nvidia chief's relationship with Chinese spy
Financial Times journalists published a piece based on classified US intelligence data, alleging that the head of Nvidia betrayed his wife with a Chinese spy.
Boiler room scheme: Kyiv resident Tishchenko signed 135 contracts worth 260 million UAH in Zhytomyr and Volyn regions
Investigation revealed that approximately 90% of funds under 135 contracts with LLC "Brenvel" were spent without market competition.
Investigation: How Mykola Sushko created the illusion of an international financial leader without Western investors
Journalists examined Mykola Sushko's business empire and found that his "Western facade" consists of hired contractors, Cypriot licences, and paid press releases, while no actual Western partners exist.
Court seizes assets from Monolit office: over 2,800 documents and Apple equipment
Judicial authorities granted the motion to seize assets recovered from the Monolit network office. According to the investigation, 26.85 million USDT passed through Kyrylo Pakhomov's crypto wallet.
Shkyl demands state hand over Kyivvodokanal assets and accuses officials
The entrepreneur publicly stated that his company was not handed over nine water supply facilities, despite receiving billions for other projects.
HAC sentences three defendants in case over embezzlement of over 250 million hryvnia for body armour
Court found former head of Ukrpatent, acting state secretary of the Ministry of Economy, and former head of a charity guilty of diverting funds intended for the Ministry of Defence.
Court opens case against Zhytomyr City Council over land sale near 'heart-shaped building'
Commercial court reviews prosecutor's lawsuit regarding illegal disposal of municipal plot in Victory Square, approved by deputies despite warnings to remove the item from the agenda.
Dnipro court to try municipal enterprise and contractor executives over 26 million UAH embezzlement
The Dnipropetrovsk regional prosecutor's office has sent to court a case regarding the transfer of funds for the maintenance of a waste landfill based on false certificates.
Ministry of Economy again delays status change for burned reserve forest in Mykolaiv region
Due to doubts regarding the engineering and ecological assessment, the ministry did not approve the change of boundaries for the area where over 900 hectares of forest remain uncleared.
Polish model Samuela T. faces 11 charges over pro-Russian posts on X
The woman, who previously ran for office under the Confederation party, will stand trial for posts claiming that Russia's annexation of Ukraine serves Poland's interests and praising the actions of Grzegorz Braun.
NACP ignored verification of crypto assets of a defence plant head at the request of CPC
The Corruption Prevention Centre accused NACP of a selective approach: the agency did not verify the cryptocurrencies declared by Dmytro Vashnevskyi, despite their actual value being millions of hryvnias lower than stated.
Six officials to face trial in Dnipro over 26 million UAH embezzlement from municipal landfill maintenance
The prosecution has completed the investigation into the misuse of budget funds at the municipal landfill. The indictment has been submitted to the court.
Labazyuk at VAKS: I made a mistake by falling for Kubrakov and Nayeem's provocation
People's Deputy Serhiy Labazyuk stated that his actions were aimed at saving the business, and the fact of provocation was proven by the defence. The second accused, Denys Nazimov, will appear in court later.
Investigation: $3.5m car fleet and criminal cases against MP Vatsak's companies
Journalists uncovered an elite car fleet linked to the family and business of a Member of Parliament, as well as details of criminal proceedings regarding the extraction of minerals in Vinnytsia Oblast.
HAC sentences former Kharkiv judge Irina Hryshchenko to eight years over $4,000 bribe
The High Anti-Corruption Court found Irina Hryshchenko guilty of receiving improper benefit and sentenced her to eight years in prison.