The boy, who previously complained about being beaten by people in uniform, is now accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer. His father claims the child was at school at the specified time.
Toma Bernatska shared how her 90-year-old relative participates in the All-Ukrainian Dictation annually, revealing only one inaccuracy in this year's work.
The capital's mayor called the president's statements manipulations, reminded that heating started on 16 October, and urged an end to the search for scapegoats.
Ukrenergo announced the introduction of round-the-clock electricity consumption restrictions in several regions due to the aftermath of Russian attacks.
The Public Integrity Council confirmed that Roman Titivalov failed to meet ethical standards due to a drunk driving accident, despite the criminal case being closed.
Vitaliy Mohyla, head of the MVS Service Centre in Horishni Plavni, declared the purchase of a Lexus RX 350 for UAH 500,000 in July 2026. In the same month, he sold other movable property for UAH 400,000.
Investigation into tax minimisation scheme by food retail network continues in Chernivtsi. Cash in hryvnia and US dollars seized during office search.
Footage published online illustrates the near-total evacuation of the frontline city of Sloviansk in Donetsk region, located in close proximity to the zone of active combat operations.
According to the investigation, a group of individuals organised a scheme that allowed funds to be diverted from the real sector of the economy. Operations involving external government debt bonds (OGD) were used for this purpose. The depository institution Dominanta Trade played a central role in this infrastructure.
According to the pre-trial investigation, financial flows initially entered the accounts of Ukrainian enterprises engaged in car imports. From there, funds were transferred to the accounts of non-resident companies under the control of the scheme's organisers. Among these firms are Estonia's Genesis Trading House OU, Poland's POTENGA TRADING HOUSE, and Spain's SEVILLA SALES SUMMIT S.L.
The scheme involved importing cars into Ukraine and selling them to individuals for cash without proper documentary record-keeping. In return, non-cash funds were laundered through formal agreements involving securities.
The scheme's participants included several key economic entities:
An analysis of data from the State Tax Service and registers revealed significant violations in the activities of the importers:
In total, for just these three companies, the losses to the state budget caused by VAT underreporting exceed 48 million hryvnias.
On 20 October 2026, law enforcement officers conducted a search at the residence of one of the scheme's co-organisers. During the operation, two iPhone smartphones, foreign passports, bank documents, notebooks with notes, contracts, waybills, and other papers were seized. By court order, these items were recognised as physical evidence and placed under seizure.
The director of Mega Avtolux Private Enterprise confessed that he had registered the company for a fee and had no involvement in its actual business activities.
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