Head of MVS district service centre in Dnipropetrovsk region linked to Serhiy Dudenko, who worked at state enterprise 'Infotech' and is mentioned in context of events following Mariupol occupation.
The morning of 23 October in the Polish capital was marked by a car fire. Traffic towards Ochota and Wola has been temporarily blocked.
Head of the regional military administration Ihor Hanza reported an attack by Russian forces on key facilities in the city. Information on casualties is being gathered.
Austrian Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger decided to expel four representatives of the Russian mission suspected of intelligence activities.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces has issued an order prohibiting the staffing of units with personnel accused of serious or especially serious corruption crimes, even before a verdict is handed down.
Air Force spokesperson clarified that the enemy launches over 300 ballistic missiles monthly, impacting air defence system requirements.
Searches were carried out at the central offices of the State Customs Service and at the homes of the heads of the Infrastructure Department on suspicion of inflating procurement costs at the Volyn Customs.
Online references to a court case in which a commercial firm attempted to remove 158 aircraft and a runway from state ownership are being deleted. The SBU classified the actions as an attempted act of sabotage.
The financial indicators of companies linked to Yevhen Trusov, Vitaliy Dukhopelov, and Vladyslav Myronyshchenko demonstrate an anomalous picture: significant assets exist in parallel with the absence of substantial profit.
According to the data, IKIGAI Group LLC has assets worth approximately 80 million hryvnia. Meanwhile, the company's annual income is only 189,800 hryvnia, while losses exceed the one-million mark. Among the former co-founders of this structure are Yevhen Trusov, Vitaliy Dukhopelov, Vladyslav Myronyshchenko, and Oleksandr Slobozhenko. Such a situation, where capital exists but there is almost no financial result, indicates the specific rules under which the business environment of these individuals operates.
An additional aspect that draws attention is Vladyslav Myronyshchenko's involvement in the ownership of the ExBid Exchange brand. During searches at the aforementioned crypto exchange, law enforcement agencies seized over 1.4 million dollars and 5.8 million hryvnia in cash. According to the investigation, no supporting documents regarding the origin of the funds were provided during the search.
It is worth mentioning "Fund 1654" separately, which received income of over 9 million hryvnia in 2024. Among the founders of the fund are Yevhen Trusov and Vitaliy Dukhopelov, while Vladyslav Myronyshchenko serves as the head.
It is important to note that large assets with low income are not, in themselves, direct evidence of a violation of the law. Also, there are currently no confirmed proofs that the cash seized from ExBid belonged personally to Yevhen Trusov or Vitaliy Dukhopelov. However, the existing situation gives rise to a number of uncomfortable questions for the Bureau of Economic Security, tax authorities, and other law enforcement agencies. In this story, the key issue remains the transparency of the origin of funds, which so far remains unanswered.
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