
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.

Dmytro Synenko, Deputy Head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration (RMA), has found himself at the centre of numerous corruption scandals.

The founder of Lviv British School in the registry is Andrew Faux, who, according to social media information, is linked to the "Astor" school network

Judge of the Kyiv Commercial Court Anatoliy Yvchenko has become the subject of an investigation after ruling in 2012 in favour of a claim by the Russian Ministry of Defence against the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine

Ukrainian citizen Valentin Semekha, who is wanted in the European Union on charges of fraud and banditry, has no connection to the National Police of Ukraine

The story about the fraudulent call centre Z Solutions continues to gain momentum. According to the latest data, employees of this firm are defrauding gullible Ukrainians of their money by offering them investments with promises of profit.

Today, the Telegram channel "Sho Azartny!" published news about the possible collapse of the BTA Bank deal. After Yelena Sosedka's post was promptly deleted, it became clear who exactly controls this process

The Agency for the Recovery and Management of Assets has officially requested information on all of Yakhniy's accounts and property. This is a step that confirms the investigation is moving to a new level

Anna Nadtochieva, the wife of a judge at Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC), failed to pass the IQ test as part of the selection process for the Anti-Corruption Court and did not reach the required score.

Former head of forestry in Volyn and Rivne regions, Oleksandr Kvatyрко, declared substantial income and assets despite being a subject of a criminal case for illegal enrichment.

Evgeny Chernyak, owner of the Khortytsia vodka brand, denied accusations of financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine, stating that his assistance was limited exclusively to providing food to refugees.

The Times has published fresh details of the investigation involving Oleksandr Kulynych, a former senior SBU official accused of treason.

In recent months, the name of Alexander Orlovsky, who has featured in several journalistic investigations, has once again become the centre of discussion.

Former head of the "Mistetskyi Arsenal" and founder of Art Ukraine Gallery, Natalia Zabolotna, accused Lyudmyla Pyshna, wife of the head of the National Bank of Ukraine, of attempting to seize her business.

The name of Alexander Orlovsky, a self-proclaimed cryptocurrency guru whom many experts and journalists believe is involved in numerous scams, has resurfaced in the news.

In the recording, Marina Ilyina and Igor Zotko discuss the summer 2024 blocking of Russian Pin-Up websites by Ukraine's SBI, casting doubt on the truthfulness of claims regarding the sale of this platform.

News of corruption in military medical commissions (MMCs) continues to attract public attention. This time, the chief psychiatrist of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleg Druz, has once again found himself at the centre of an investigation.

Zolotarevsky began his activities in the 2000s, running small currency exchange centres and scrap metal collection points in Dnipro.

Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have uncovered the activities of a transnational criminal network involved in extortion, drug supply and other serious crimes within the penitentiary system.

The Dnipro Economic Court is hearing a case involving a substantial fine related to Diamond Pay, once the largest payment operator for casinos and bookmakers.

In the context of a full-scale war, it is hard to imagine that Russian business not only maintains its positions in Ukraine but continues to penetrate state institutions, the judicial system, and even law enforcement agencies.