# Investigation
In Dnipro, a former military serviceman is suspected of evading mobilisation through the Military Medical Commission
In Dnipro, law enforcement officers reported suspicion of a former military serviceman who, according to the investigation, offered assistance in avoiding mobilisation through a military medical commission for 20,000 dollars.
Britain confirms repair bases for Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment in Ukraine for the first time
The United Kingdom has officially confirmed for the first time that it is operating repair facilities in Ukraine to service military equipment. Four such facilities are already in operation, with another one being prepared for launch.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained a woman in Kyiv suspected of preparing new attacks on thermal power plants and defence enterprises.
In Kyiv, the counterintelligence service of the Security Service of Ukraine detained a woman suspected of collaborating with the Russian Federal Security Service and gathering information to prepare new attacks on the capital's energy infrastructure and defence industry enterprises.
Spanish police raided luxury properties in Majorca linked to Russian businessman Nikolai Kolesov, who is close to Putin.
On the Spanish island of Mallorca, police conducted searches of several luxury properties which, according to the investigation, may belong to Russian businessman Nikolai Kolesov. He is considered to be close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A scheme of fictitious employment at a university to avoid mobilisation was uncovered in Kyiv
In the Kyiv region, law enforcement officers exposed a group of individuals who organised a scheme to evade mobilisation through fictitious employment at a state university. Two entrepreneurs and an official from the educational institution were involved in the scheme.
Sybiga announced Hungary's attempt to legalise the seized funds of Oschadbank
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga said that Hungary is trying to legalise funds and gold seized from Oschadbank collectors. This refers to a bill submitted to the Hungarian parliament.
In Transcarpathia, customs officers stopped an attempt to illegally export pine wood to Poland
Transcarpathian customs officers documented violations of customs regulations during an attempt to export a consignment of timber. During the inspection, discrepancies were found in the cargo documents.
In the Kyiv region, the organiser of an underground mini-oil refinery was notified of suspicion
Law enforcement officials reported their suspicions to the organiser of the case concerning the activities of an underground mini-oil refinery producing counterfeit fuel. The enterprise was exposed and shut down in July 2025.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police have exposed eight individuals suspected of illegal arms trafficking
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police detained eight individuals suspected of attempting to organise the illegal sale of weapons and ammunition. Law enforcement officers seized a significant arsenal of weapons, which, according to the investigation, had been taken from frontline areas.
EU accuses TikTok of transferring data to China: details
TikTok has launched a legal battle in Ireland against the EU regulator over the transfer of European users' personal data to China. The case could be an important test for data protection rules in the European Union.
In March, Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi, Director of the Economic Security Bureau, received almost 320,000 hryvnia in pension payments.
In March, Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi, Director of the Economic Security Bureau, received a pension of 318,605 hryvnia. This is evidenced by a report on significant changes in his financial status, which he submitted to the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NAZK) on 5 March.
In Khmelnytskyi, a soldier opened fire from the balcony of a high-rise building.
In Khmelnytskyi, a soldier opened fire with an automatic weapon in the courtyard of a multi-storey building. According to police, the man fired about 90 rounds.
