The Anti-Corruption Bureau has disclosed the operational names of SBU and National Police officers who, according to the investigation, provided cover for criminal schemes within the "Carthage" criminal case.
NABU and SAP released recordings of conversations by members of an organisation that operated under the cover of SBU, Office of the Prosecutor General and National Police representatives.
Czech Prime Minister believes Democratic victory in midterms creates opportunity for US president to end conflict on Ukrainian territory.
Mojtaba Khamenei stated that a change in power in Washington will not affect US policy towards Iran, and threatened a stronger response to potential aggression.
Convicted organiser enlisted SBU and police officials to shield fraudulent schemes and illegal business.
Rosimushchestvo has begun searching for organizers to sell a stake in Sovcomflot shares to raise funds for financing growing military expenditure.
Russian troops struck infrastructure in Odesa region, damaging a logistics company's distribution terminal and causing a truck trailer to catch fire.
Officer of the Forpost Brigade, Dmytro Dyukarev, reported that the adversary is changing tactics: instead of ammunition, suicide drones are carrying water and food to occupied positions.
Unofficial election data indicates that Democrat Marcy Kaptur won the election for the 9th Congressional District. She defeated her rivals — Republican candidate Derek Merrin and independent candidate Katie McKinstry. This victory allows her to continue her work in the US Congress.
On the eve of the vote, the politician faced certain difficulties related to the geography of the electoral district. In 2024, a redistricting took place that shifted the district's boundaries towards more Republican areas, complicating the campaign.
Thanks to this victory, Marcy Kaptur retains her status as the longest-serving woman in the US House of Representatives. She has represented the residents of the northwestern part of Ohio for over four decades. She was first elected to Congress in 1983.
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