
Koretskyi announces tougher penalties for evading mobilisation and unauthorised desertion
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced an updated bill providing for stricter liability for violations of mobilisation legislation.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced an updated bill providing for stricter liability for violations of mobilisation legislation.

Metal structures housing water vending machines have appeared in residential areas of Obolon. Residents are asking who authorised their installation and whether neighbours' opinions were taken into account.

Law enforcement officers at the Krakivets and Ughrinyv border crossings detained two batches of undeclared Apple equipment, seizing six smartphones and 219 components.

Parliament passed Law No. 13478-1, which restores open competitions for positions in state bodies and local government, while preserving the preferential rights of military veterans.

Leaders of the "Student List" announced plans to ban the supply of Serbian weapons to conflict zones and to end sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Former minister and head of the state concern Ukroboronprom, Herman Smetanin, registered three business entities in Kyiv within a few months of his dismissal, serving as the ultimate beneficiary in each.

Review of the case concerning the Osokorkivski Luh nature reserve has been postponed again due to a change in the developer's representative. Numerous overlaps were found between the company's lawyers and the family of Kyiv City Council MP Vitaliy Nestor.

German party AfD shifts strategy: instead of "Dexit", it proposes Union reform, reduction of institutional powers, and creation of a federation of sovereign states.

The pre-trial investigation into the illegal sale of diesel fuel at a gas station in the settlement of Putyla has been completed. According to the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine, the suspect's illegal activities lasted from July 2025 to May 2026.
According to the investigation, the accused systematically purchased diesel fuel of dubious origin at a price significantly lower than the market rate. This product was then stored in the gas station's specialised tanks and dispensed to consumers through fuel pumps. Drivers were offered the goods as high-quality diesel fuel.
During the investigative actions, fuel samples were collected for forensic examination. The results of the study established that the diesel fuel did not meet the established state quality standards.
Based on the evidence collected, the woman was notified of suspicion under Part 1 of Article 204 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. This article provides for liability for the illegal acquisition for the purpose of sale, storage, and sale of illegally manufactured fuel.
Detectives of the Territorial Directorate of the BEB in Chernivtsi Oblast completed their work on the case materials. The indictment, along with the full package of criminal proceedings documents, has been sent to the court for review.
Previously, another incident was reported in Chernivtsi Oblast, where a case involving a man accused of selling low-quality diesel fuel through a gas station in Dnistrovskyi District was sent to court. In that case, the expertise also recorded deviations of the product from state standards.
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