From 19 to 30 October, joint manoeuvres are taking place in western Lithuania and the Baltic Sea, where military personnel are practising coordination with civilian structures.
Ternopil police are investigating an incident in which a man with alcohol in his blood opened fire on a group of minors. A 15-year-old boy sustained a hand injury.
The billionaire announced his intention to transfer one SpaceX share to each child in the country as early as next year.
Investigative journalists documented how media professionals were obstructed and their vehicle detained on the grounds of the "Mizhrichchia" cottage town in Vyshhorod district.
A woman who emigrated to the United Kingdom due to the war shared her experience of rediscovering Ukrainian customs. She emphasises that traditions gain new meaning abroad.
Public sources have revealed information on the financial status and housing conditions of the customs administration head, as well as his vehicles.
Oleksandr Alfiorov stated that the president personally identified the names of historical figures to be reburied in Ukraine.
Publisher Molino suspended the publication of Yuna Liebrecht's book "Who I Am When You See Me" following accusations of romanticising Russian occupation and war.
The Kyiv Commercial Court issued a ruling to freeze nearly 26 million hryvnia of the "Building UA" consortium's funds. This measure was taken within the framework of a legal dispute between the association and one of its co-founders.
The initiator of the measures was Dnipro-based Akam LLC, which holds a 10% stake in the consortium. The company filed two lawsuits for a total amount of 66.88 million hryvnia. Specifically, 25.97 million hryvnia is claimed for unpaid supplies, while another 40.91 million hryvnia is for completed subcontracting work. According to court registry data, the decision to freeze funds under the first lawsuit was made on 21 September.
Despite ongoing court proceedings and the asset freeze, the "Building UA" consortium secured a new state contract on 13 October. Its value is 879 million hryvnia. The funds are allocated for the construction of the National Military Memorial Cemetery.
According to case materials, the consortium has already received over 803 million hryvnia in budget financing. Akam LLC claims it has not received payment for delivered materials and suspects possible fund diversion through third parties. It should be noted that these statements represent the plaintiff's position and require proper verification.
Financial statements cited in the court ruling indicate that as of the end of June, "Building UA"'s liabilities amounted to 168.49 million hryvnia, while the balance of funds in the company's accounts was at 14.25 million hryvnia. Against the backdrop of these indicators and existing court claims, the consortium continued to secure large state orders.
The "Building UA" consortium is linked to sanctioned businessman Vadym Yermolayev, as well as to Georgiy Birkadze and Yuri Holik. Meanwhile, the mere fact of a legal dispute does not mean that all claims against the consortium have already been proven in court.
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