In Kyiv, an 18-year-old spotter for Russian strikes was detained during the attack on May 24
Law enforcement officers detained an 18-year-old resident of the Cherkasy region, suspected of collaborating with Russian special services to adjust…
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Andriy Yermak stated that he does not plan to leave Ukraine after his release from custody
Former head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak, after being released from the detention center, expressed gratitude to everyone who…
In Odesa, TCC leaders were suspended after the detention of military personnel by the SBU
A high-profile detention of military personnel by the Security Service of Ukraine occurred in Odesa region, after which two leaders…
Suspect in Police Officer’s Murder Detained in Sloviansk: Details and Photos
Law enforcement officials have detained a 50-year-old man suspected of murdering police captain Oleg Zakarenko in the city of Sloviansk…
Ukraine Prepares for the Return of Another 300 Captives from Russian Detention
Ukraine is counting on the return of another 300 of its citizens from Russian detention as early as tomorrow. This…
Detention of Sberbank Cashiers in Hungary: No Legal Grounds, Flights Were Regular
Sberbank has reported that it has not received any official inquiries or notifications from Hungarian authorities either before or after…
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Accuses Hungary of Detaining Oschadbank Employees and Seizing Property
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated that Hungarian law enforcement detained seven employees of the Ukrainian state bank "Oschadbank" in Budapest.…
School Principal from Luhansk Illegally Held in Simferopol Detention Center for Over Six Months
Marina Kovalenko, the principal of a Luhansk art school, who was abducted in Alushta, has been held in complete isolation…
The High Anti-Corruption Court Chooses a Preventive Measure for Halushchenko: Bail of 200 Million UAH or Detention
The High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine has determined a preventive measure for former Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko. The judge ruled…