Cyber experts and investigators from the Security Service detained an Odesa resident who, having been recruited by Russian intelligence services, recorded the locations of military facilities and port infrastructure for strikes.
Ukraine's Prime Minister reported that Russian strikes this year have destroyed over one million square metres of real estate, with total damages amounting to $7.7 billion.
Residents of Khmelnytskyi report power and communication outages following a series of explosions in the city.
The 28-year-old son of Yevgeny Prigozhin controls gold mining, the drug market and arms supplies in the Central African Republic, despite the Wagner PMC coming under Russian state control.
Law enforcement officers seized a large sum of money from the lawyer, which he received in exchange for promising to close the criminal case against the president of a local charitable foundation.
Threat actors embedded spy chips in cold wallets, allowing them to steal seed phrases without hacking the firmware. Ledger urged users to check their devices and buy them only from the manufacturer.
A local resident reacted to looting by pouring hot water from a window on riot participants. Police reported hundreds of arrests and significant damage in cities.
Investigators established that a family from Uzhhorod, together with two accomplices, organised the illegal production of beverages under the guise of well-known brands. Equipment, counterfeit excise stamps, and large volumes of raw materials were seized…
In Mariupol, which is under Russian occupation, authorities are demanding that local residents vacate their apartments. These actions are taking place in parallel with the distribution of so-called "compensatory housing". The occupation "administration" is increasingly officially declaring people's residence in these apartments to be illegal.
Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Centre for the Study of Occupation, reported on the situation. According to his data, the most intense eviction processes have been recorded in the central parts of the city, where real estate has the highest market value.
As Andriushchenko notes, on Myrny Avenue, representatives of the occupation authorities attempted to evict almost all residents of one of the apartment buildings. When residents refused to remain silent and began openly expressing their outrage, Ignat Yaremchuk, deputy head of the occupation administration of Mariupol, personally arrived to calm the situation.
«На проспекті Миру «адміністрація» спробувала виселити майже всіх мешканців одного з будинків. Люди відмовилися мовчати, тому їх заспокоювати особисто приїхав заступник окупаційного голови Маріуполя Ігнат Яремчук. Як тільки люди почали відкрито висловлювати обурення, «чиновник» раптом згадав про категорії мешканців, які мають право залишатися в квартирах» ("On Myrny Avenue, the 'administration' tried to evict almost all residents of one of the buildings. People refused to remain silent, so Ignat Yaremchuk, deputy head of the occupation administration of Mariupol, personally came to calm them down. As soon as people began to openly express their outrage, the 'official' suddenly remembered about categories of residents who have the right to remain in the apartments"), says Petro Andriushchenko.
In addition to administrative pressure, some residents who publicly express dissatisfaction are already being threatened with adverse consequences for filed complaints and calls for protests.
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