
Krasnov: Five years of inaction regarding Filatov's treason is a crime equal to the mayor's actions
Zahid Krasnov demands the SBU open a criminal case against Boris Filatov after European experts identified signs of treason in his statements.

Zahid Krasnov demands the SBU open a criminal case against Boris Filatov after European experts identified signs of treason in his statements.

The majority of Czech citizens approve of the return of mandatory military service and are ready to defend the country, but only a quarter believe the state is ready for a major security crisis.

A club in Warsaw refused to host the Russian performer after reports emerged about his songs containing offensive comparisons regarding Polish women and Ukrainians.

Russian oil trader Yuriy Shamara, whose assets are linked to the Russian Orthodox Church and the "shadow fleet", evades Western sanctions despite the thwarted attempt to establish an intelligence base in Cumbria.

Commander of the Air Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine noted the slowdown of the Russian offensive due to high losses, stating that the capture of individual positions does not constitute an operational success.

Activists found significant discrepancies in the declarations of a Kyiv judge: from buying luxury cars and property at below-market prices to violations in drunk driving cases.

Social media users noted that they had temporarily forgotten about the Reconstruction Minister, who returned to communication after a six-day pause.

The High Anti-Corruption Court approved a plea deal with Kostiantyn Melnyk, who laundered funds received from a cable and wire product supplier.

The Dnipropetrovsk regional prosecutor's office has completed the investigation and sent to court a criminal case concerning the illegal use of 26 million hryvnias. These funds were transferred for the maintenance of the city's waste landfill, which covers an area of over 130 hectares.
According to court data, suspicion has been brought against several officials of the municipal enterprise "Eko Dnipro" and a private company. The accused include:
The court will also consider the case of Viktor Shuvalov, director of LLC "Dniproekovtor", and chief accountant Larisa Kuziakova.
According to the investigation, between July 2024 and January 2026, payments were made to a private firm for work performed based on false documents. In reality, most of the works listed in the certificates were carried out by the municipal enterprise's own employees and equipment, yet the payments went to the private contractor.
It was previously reported that six officials in Dnipro would be tried for embezzling budget funds allocated for the maintenance of the landfill.
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