Investigation points to possible schemes for falsifying payments and moving funds abroad by former State Tax Service and customs officials linked to importers and business in Lviv.
The BEB has completed the investigation into a fake gaming point in Velykyi Bereznyi. The indictment against the woman has been sent to court, and the organiser has been charged.
Head of investigations at Ukrainian Pravda, Mykhailo Tkach, revealed details of an incident in Austria where unidentified masked individuals physically attacked him and cameraman Yaroslav Bondarenko.
Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime study estimates fraudulent call centre revenue in Ukraine at $1 billion monthly. Operation Carthage exposed criminal organisation led by Prosecutor General's Office official, which provided immunity for…
According to the deputy, the occupiers are changing tactics, targeting Ukrenergo's power transmission lines and substations, using dozens of drones to strike individual pylons.
Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalskyi summarised the first personnel changes in the Office of the Prosecutor General linked to Operation Carthage and the internal audit.
Former head of German intelligence August Hanning is suspected of espionage, while he is listed as chairman of the board of directors of the holding that acquired a controlling stake in Spaceiks LLC.
Kazakh courts did not select a preventive measure for the Ukrainian citizen suspected by Russia of child abduction. The woman has already left for the EU.
In the Peruvian city of Keropalka, the candidate who won the mayoral race bears a first and last name that combine the names of two famous right-wing leaders of the last century. Hitler Mussolini secured victory while positioning himself on the left of the political spectrum.
Following the election, Hitler Mussolini received 34.54% of the votes, which allowed him to take first place. This result was made possible by the support of the electorate, who voted for the representative of the left-wing party "Ahora Nación".
The situation with the Peruvian mayor is not an isolated phenomenon in the world. In Namibia, a civil servant named Adolf Hitler has headed one of the districts for many years. Recently, this politician decided to change his name.
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