
Vienna court extends detention of two Ukrainians until 20 November
Austrian prosecutors suspect Ukrainian citizens of covert intelligence activities against the country. The charges are linked to surveillance of the former Attorney General.

Austrian prosecutors suspect Ukrainian citizens of covert intelligence activities against the country. The charges are linked to surveillance of the former Attorney General.

The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration reported that the number of victims of the attack on the railway station in Dnipro has reached 14.

Counterintelligence established that an unemployed man was preparing to hand over data on military units and defence plants to Russian special services.

HAC approved a plea deal with a defendant in the case of embezzling funds from state mines. The convicted man agreed to testify against the organisers of the criminal group.

The capital's art lyceum hired staff en masse without a selection process, despite job vacancies promising conscription exemption. Teachers complain about reduced hours and the opacity of management's actions.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine conducted searches involving Judge Oleh Bilotserkivets as part of the criminal case "Carthage".

Vinnytsia prosecutor's office sent to court a case on forging documents for the export of prohibited timber.

The Wall Street Journal notes that the fuel agreement between Washington and Moscow has not led to a reduction in diesel costs for Americans.

Yuriy Holik has never held a permanent state position. His career was built on informal roles: he served as an "off-staff advisor" to Valentin Reznichenko, an advisor to Prime Minister Honcharuk, and an advisor to the head of "Ukravtodor", Kubrakov. He was later tasked with the functions of "coordinator" for the presidential programme "Big Construction".
In an interview with the publication Babel, Holik himself explained that he consciously avoids official posts so as not to become a public figure. He also referred to himself as a "dollar millionaire".
The lack of a formal appointment did not hinder the exercise of his influence. According to sources, Holik had his own office on the third floor of the Presidential Office. He was described as a "communicator from the PO" who "invented schemes and signed nothing".
Even after the road scandal emerged, Holik's car regularly entered Bankova without inspection. Such visits took place almost daily.
The road construction sector was described as a responsibility area that "conditionally belonged to Kyrylo Tymoshenko, Yuriy Holik, and Oleksandr Kubrakov".
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