# Investigation
Russian intelligence agents who planned a terrorist attack in central Kyiv received 15 years in prison
The court sentenced two Russian military intelligence agents to 15 years in prison with confiscation of property. The perpetrators were preparing to carry out an explosion in a crowded area of the capital in order to cause panic among the civilian population.
NABU and SAP initiated an international search for Mindich and Zuckerman, who are involved in the Midas case.
Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities have submitted documents to Interpol to issue international arrest warrants for businessmen Timur Mindich and Alexander Zuckerman. Both are key figures in a high-profile corruption case in the energy sector and are currently outside Ukraine.
The Security Service of Ukraine, the State Bureau of Investigation, and the National Police uncovered eight schemes for evading mobilisation in several regions of Ukraine.
Law enforcement officers eliminated eight new schemes for evading mobilisation at once. Among those detained were judicial officials, a university rector, a lawyer, and an employee of the Trade and Commerce Chamber. The suspects charged up to $10,000 for their services.
The owner of Pin-Up admitted to collaborative activities and received a suspended sentence
The court approved a plea bargain in the case of Igor Zotko, owner of the Pin-Up online casino. Despite proven facts of cooperation with businesses linked to the aggressor state, he avoided actual imprisonment, receiving only a probationary period and financial contributions to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The State Bureau of Investigations is investigating a fatal traffic accident in Lviv Oblast, in which People's Deputy Orest Salamakha was killed.
On the evening of 25 January, a fatal traffic accident involving a quad bike and a minibus occurred in the village of Sokilnyky near Lviv. As a result of the collision, Orest Salamakha, a current member of the Ukrainian parliament from the Servant of the People party, was killed.
The court upheld the fine imposed on the Yabko chain for selling Apple products without proof of origin.
The Lviv District Administrative Court dismissed the claim of the owner of the Yabko store and upheld the fine of nearly 200,000 hryvnias for the lack of documents certifying the origin of Apple equipment.
A court in Switzerland released the owner of a bar in Crans-Montana from custody after bail was paid.
The owner of a bar in the ski resort of Crans-Montana, where at least 40 people died on New Year`s Eve, is being released from custody after a review of the risk of flight and payment of a substantial bail.
A member of the Berehove District Council was charged with concealing more than 8 million hryvnias in his tax return.
The Transcarpathian Regional Prosecutor's Office has announced that it suspects a member of the district council of submitting false information in his declaration and legalising funds that the investigation considers to be of illegal origin.
Illegal taps into oil pipelines and theft of millions worth of oil: organised group dismantled in Sumy region
Law enforcement officers in Sumy region shut down a criminal group that systematically stole oil from an oil pipeline, causing millions in losses to the state and posing a threat to energy and defence security.
The ESB in Kyiv Region returned UAH 4.6 million in unpaid rent taxes to the budget
Detectives from the Economic Security Bureau in the Kyiv region secured full compensation for losses incurred by the state from a mineral extraction company after violations were confirmed by a forensic economic examination.
A scheme involving fake "volunteer battalions" was uncovered in Vinnytsia: certificates were sold to draft dodgers for thousands of dollars.
Law enforcement officers in Vinnytsia have dismantled a criminal group that helped conscripts evade mobilisation in exchange for money. The organisers enrolled clients in a pseudo-volunteer battalion that had no connection to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The US struck a drug trafficker`s vessel in the Pacific Ocean: two people were killed
The US military attacked a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean. According to the US Southern Command, the operation was the first since the arrest of Nicolas Maduro in early January and resulted in the deaths of two people.
