Germany's Federal Prosecutor's Office announced the detention of Vadym Y., who is suspected of collecting military intelligence on the defence sector and military units for the benefit of Russian intelligence.
Law enforcement uncovered a criminal network that demanded deposits for non-existent housing. The organiser hid in the Russian Federation, while his co-participants were charged.
Russian occupiers damaged a residential building in the Sarny area. The injured received medical assistance; hospitalisation was not required.
The head of state's declaration lists expensive accessories from prestigious brands, with a market value reaching hundreds of thousands of euros, although he does not display them in public.
Dmitry Peskov stated that no documents containing Russia's proposals for resolving the war in Ukraine were handed over during the meeting with the US representative.
SBU counterintelligence established that a Ukrainian Navy serviceman who deserted his unit published videos of combat positions on social media, threatening the security of defensive lines.
Former and current Pentagon staff are ready to provide Congress with evidence of violations committed by Pete Hegseth, which could lead to his dismissal or impeachment.
Video has surfaced online showing TCC and police officers forcibly removing a resident from his home, refusing to present documents or explain the grounds for entry.
In the capital, the Chernihivska metro station, located on the red line, will partially resume operations from 23 October. The Kyiv City State Administration released the relevant information.
As stated in the official announcement, from the specified date, Vestibule No. 1, which provides access towards Darnytsia station, will open to passengers. Service at this entrance will continue from 5:31 am to 11:27 pm.
Meanwhile, Vestibule No. 2, which leads to Lisova station, currently remains closed to passenger entry and exit.
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