The government has updated martial law rules: people can now move to protective structures during air raids, even during curfew hours. The conditions under which third parties can use shelters at schools have also been clearly defined.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the Lviv Regional Council's decision, stating that it complicates the work of Ukraine's supporters.
The National Bank head stated that the criminal case is unrelated to the regulator's activities and confirmed his readiness to cooperate with the investigation.
Russian sources report two Su-30SM fighter crashes. In the first incident, the pilots survived; in the second, the crew is believed to have been killed.
Detonations recorded in Krasnoperekopsk and Dzhankoi district led to power supply disruptions in several settlements.
Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Bosacki stated that following Warsaw's intervention, the Lviv Regional Council resolution will not enter into force.
Office of the President head Kyrylo Budonov has joined negotiations with parliamentary forces that do not always support government initiatives to ensure support for votes.
Local Telegram channels report explosions in the city. There is no official information yet regarding the circumstances of the incident or possible damage.
Promises of easy earnings in cryptocurrency and investment instrument markets are often a disguised form of criminal activity. The essence of the scam is to convince a person to invest more and more money by showing them fictitious profits. When the victim attempts to withdraw their savings, the scammers block the account and demand payment of another "fee".
The process of seizing funds usually unfolds according to a clear script. Initially, the potential victim is offered to leave an application for training or receive a free consultation. After this, a manager contacts them, establishes emotional contact, finds out about the client's financial situation, and recommends using a specific investment platform.
At the next stage, a person claiming to be a trader joins the dialogue. They convince the victim to transfer funds for "trading" on the market. A specially created website displays data on allegedly successful transactions and capital growth. To reinforce trust, criminals sometimes allow a small amount to be withdrawn, creating the illusion that the system is really working.
Deceived people begin to invest more and more money, and in some cases even take out loans or borrow money. However, when attempting to withdraw their savings, victims are informed that their account has been blocked. To unblock it, they are required to pay additional fees, taxes, or insurance contributions. As a result, people lose their own funds. In addition, scammers may encourage the installation of remote access programs on the device, giving them the opportunity to access personal and banking data.
To avoid losses, it is worth following a few simple but critically important rules:
If you have already transferred money, save all evidence: correspondence, contacts of interlocutors, payment receipts, and links to the platform. Immediately contact your bank, and report the fact of fraud to the Cyber Police via the official online form.
Additional information on common criminal schemes and ways to protect yourself can be found on the state platform StopFraud.
It is important to understand: figures on the screen and promises of large profits do not guarantee that your money is really working. Before investing, carefully verify the information and do not risk your savings for dubious offers.
Recall that Ukraine has introduced criminal liability not only for creating fraudulent call centres but also for knowingly facilitating their work and recruiting new employees. The Cyber Police emphasise: even providing premises or equipment can have criminal consequences if a person knew about the illegal activities of the "office".
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