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SSU exposes a clandestine armory disguised as ‘repair of household appliances’

The SSU provides an integrated response to illicit trafficking in firearms and ammunition.

State security

SSU exposes gas theft and prevents industrial disaster

In Zhytomyr region, the SSU exposed an enterprise on unauthorized connection to a gas pipeline, which could have led to an industrial disaster.

Counterintelligence | State security

SSU CI exposes a commander in the Armed Forces on collecting military secrets

The SSU CI exposed a colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, unit commander with the highest form of security clearance, who had Russian citizenship, on unauthorized storage of secret military documents.

Cyber security

SSU exposes Ukrainian call centers working for Russian State Duma

The SSU exposed a network of call centers that operated for Russia’s State Duma. Apart from Russian parliament, a number of leading Russian TV channels and financial institutions, included in the sanctions lists of the NSDC of Ukraine, also used their services.

Anti-corruption | Cyber security

SSU exposes attempt to steal about UAH 3 billion on the construction of Podilskyi Bridge

The SSU disrupted a group of individuals who misappropriated funds allocated for the construction of Podilskyi Bridge in Kyiv. According to estimates, they attempted to steal UAH 3 billion (USD 114 m) of budget money.

SSU uncovers new schemes to fake COVID-19 vaccination

The SSU exposed large-scale fraud related to COVID-19 vaccination data. The law enforcement have identified the doctor who entered false information into the eHealth system, charging UAH 2,500 (USD 95) per person for her services.

State security

Sumy region: criminals terrorizing locals and posing as SSU officers detained

In Sumy Region, the SSU exposed a criminal group that extorted money from local officials and businessmen, posing as the SSU officers with close ties to the leadership of the Service. Using psychological pressure, they forced the victims to pay in order to evade prosecution for trumped-up offences.

State security

SSU dismantles international surrogacy fraud scheme

In Vinnytsia region, the SSU exposed a transnational criminal scheme for providing fictitious surrogacy services.

Counterintelligence | Russian aggression | International cooperation

International experts publish evidence of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine

On November 4, the international NGO Conflict Armament Research (CAR) published the report ‘Weapons of the War in Ukraine. A three-year investigation of weapon supplies into Donetsk and Luhansk’.

Anti-corruption

Poltava region: SSU exposes millions of budget losses in reconstruction of infrastructure

The SSU has exposed large scale losses of budget funds allocated from the State Regional Development Fund for reconstruction of infrastructure facilities in Poltava region.

State security | Counterterrorism | Top news

SSU detains former ‘DNR’ militant heading ‘Izoliatsiia’, occupiers’ illegal prison (video)

In Kyiv, the SSU CI detained a former militant of the ‘DNR’ terrorist organization, head of the illegal prison ‘Izoliatsiia’ on the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region.

State security

Kherson region: SSU prevents attack on local deputy

The SSU prevented an attack on a deputy of a united territorial community in Kherson region. A special operation resulted in the detention of the man behind the crime – head of this community.

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