Yuriy Holik, who posed as a consultant for the "Big Construction" project, concealed income from the tax authority and NABU. A road company linked to him received state orders worth UAH 22.28 billion.
Passengers who sold their homes to live permanently on the ship were ordered to disembark immediately. Fuel costs rose to $8,000 per cabin, rendering the business model financially unsustainable.
The President of Ukraine explained that a distributed network architecture allows connectivity to be maintained despite attacks, whereas Russia's centralised system is more vulnerable to such strikes.
A group of 18 MPs presented their own version of regulating real estate agent activities, responding to the initiative involving Olena Shulyak.
UK Finance Minister announces plans to provide Ukraine with $13 billion in economic and military support.
Border guards from the Podillia detachment detained two residents of Rozdilna district who attempted to cross the border illegally in special camouflage suits.
Swedish police have detained 55-year-old Dmytro Sviatash, who arrived from Russia. He is being held in custody after a ban on entry to the Schengen Area was discovered.
Head of the SRS urged diplomats and partners to verify suspicious contacts and not disclose details of cooperation with Ukraine.
The British newspaper The Times, citing a source, reported an atypical situation: three of the Royal Navy's four nuclear submarines are currently at sea simultaneously. Usually, only one such vessel is present in the open ocean.
The specific motives for this deployment have not yet been disclosed. However, it is likely that at least one of the submarines is carrying out a scheduled patrol mission, carrying nuclear warheads on board.
According to an expert, the second vessel may be preparing to relieve the patrol force, the third may be undergoing sea trials, and the fourth is likely undergoing maintenance.
As Sky News comments, deploying the majority of the fleet at sea is a sign of improved combat readiness. In recent years, this area has been problematic for the Royal Navy's submarine forces. Such a move may be viewed as a signal to adversaries.
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