National Anti-Corruption Bureau materials include recordings where suspects discuss contacts with Interior Ministry heads, the Servant of the People faction, and the Health Ministry to organise drug sales through U420 stores.
The President of Ukraine reported that the death toll from Russia's air strike on Zaporizhzhia Oblast has risen to 40, noting that dozens of people remain trapped under the rubble.
Power grid stabilisation lasted only 90 minutes. DTEK reported the reintroduction of unscheduled outages on Ukrenergo's orders.
The individuals in question ensured the operation of a chain of stores that openly sold prohibited substances.
Investigative materials feature a conversation about using a pro-Russian blogger to shift public focus towards legalization.
NABU recordings reveal Andriy Osypov's intention to meet with parliamentary faction leadership to discuss the legalisation of the network's goods.
Valentyna Moloda, suspected of obstructing the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and disseminating information on the location of military facilities, stated that she is the owner of an emergency care clinic.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau has disclosed the financial terms of the cover-up for a network of fraudulent call centres, where representatives of law enforcement agencies were involved.
The press service of "Ukrenergo" reports that thanks to the round-the-clock work of energy sector specialists, it has been possible to partially stabilise the state of the energy system following large-scale Russian strikes that took place over the past 24 hours. In most oblasts, including the capital, the implementation of emergency blackouts has been halted. This has allowed a return to standard hourly blackout schedules.
At the same time, the company emphasises that the overall situation in the energy system remains tense. The most difficult conditions for consumers persist in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast. All involved services are operating in a coordinated mode to maximise the speed of eliminating the consequences of the attacks and normalising power supply.
As of the morning of 4 November, emergency power blackouts continue to be in effect only in Kharkiv Oblast.
Representatives of "Ukrenergo" stressed that throughout the previous day and this night, the enemy has not ceased attacking energy infrastructure. Due to damage inflicted both during the latest shelling and previously, as of this morning, consumers in the following regions remain without electricity:
Energy workers operated throughout the night and continue to carry out emergency repair work in all locations where the security situation permits. The main goal is to restore damaged equipment as quickly as possible and improve power supply indicators.
Due to the consequences of Russian attacks, hourly blackout schedules of up to four stages are being enforced in some regions today. Power limitation schedules are applied to the industrial sector.
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