Bogdan Sagaidak, detained for receiving a bribe, failed to declare real estate and family members in his 2024 report. He is charged with intentionally providing false information.
Air Assault Forces commander stated that he is not yet ready to take responsibility for the entire army, as the position requires deeper professional and moral maturity.
Advisor to the head of the Association of Cities of Ukraine, Oksana Prodan, explained that calculating reverse grants based on outdated indicators could bankrupt communities affected by Russian attacks.
On 13 November, the chain launched a unique service format where customers can collect their food from a dedicated self-pickup locker.
Former gambling business "Kosmolot" owner Sergiy Tokarev is linked to investment fund Roosh Ventures, which potentially holds significant profits from the Oura share buyback.
The SBU and the State Bureau of Investigation, together with French authorities, seized evidence and froze the assets of suspects who laundered funds from the procurement of low-quality protective equipment.
The Northern Appellate Commercial Court on 12 November rejected the UOC monastery's appeal regarding the removal of obstacles to the use of the Dormition Cathedral and the Refectory Church.
Pro-Russian politician Zahid Krasnov publicly took responsibility for a fake publication containing allegations of treason against Boris Filatov.
Defence holding UFORCE, founded by Oleksiy Honcharenko and Oleg Roginsky, has completed a funding round worth $700 million. The main investors were Valor Equity Partners and the British state fund, the National Wealth Fund, which provided $150 million. The American-Ukrainian Recovery Fund (URIF) also joined the investor group, although the size of its contribution has not been disclosed.
The holding, registered in the United Kingdom, unites manufacturers of Magura and Nemesis series drones, Liut platforms, and Predator combat modules. According to Oleksiy Honcharenko's 2025 declaration, when he was still serving on the supervisory board of Ukroboronprom, his stake in UFORCE GLOBAL LIMITED stood at 78.07%.
However, subsequent Polish registry data indicates a different share distribution: 44.25% each belong to Oleksiy Honcharenko and former head of Ukrenergo, Vsevolod Kovalchuk. Current stakes following the completion of the new investment round remain unknown. The company's total valuation is estimated at approximately $6 billion.
The $150 million raised from the British state fund will be directed towards production in the United Kingdom. Under the plan, over 70% of components for locally assembled boats will be purchased from British suppliers.
The UFORCE board of directors includes former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and former NATO Commander in Europe Christopher Cavoli.
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