The SSU continues to expose crimes of russian officials involved in unleashing and waging of war against Ukraine.
The SSU jointly with the National Police and the law enforcement agencies of the Czech Republic have dismantled a transnational criminal group.
In Rivne oblast, the SSU and the National Police shut down a criminal scheme of extorting money from relatives of missing Ukrainian servicemen.
The SSU has shut down a large-scale corruption scheme at Zhytomyr Customs. The leadership of this entity systemically extorted ‘tributes’ from local businessmen.
The SSU Head Vasyl Maliuk and the Ambassador of Japan to Ukraine Kuninori Matsuda agreed practical steps to strengthen cooperation between Ukraine and Japan in responding to common threats.
The SSU is systemically fighting against organized crime, which threatens Ukraine’s state security amidst the ongoing war.
In Bukovyna, the SSU blocked another channel of Ukrainian men of conscription age illegally departing abroad.
Following the SSU’s investigation, an indictment was sent to court against former SSU Head Oleksandr Yakymenko. He is involved in organizing mass repressions against civilians in the occupied part of Kherson region.
The outcomes of the SSU’s criminal proceedings on russian cyberattacks on Ukraine should be considered by the International Tribunal within its war crimes investigation.
In the course of counter-sabotage efforts in the frontline areas of Donetsk region, the SSU exposed another accomplice of the aggressor.
The SSU has collected irrefutable evidence of guilt of another two heads of occupation authorities in the temporarily captured part of Donetsk oblast.
Due to the SSU and ESBU’s investigation into corruption schemes of the former management of PJSC Ukrnafta and PJSC Ukrtatnafta, Ukraine’s budget will be replenished with another UAH 687 mln (USD 18 mln).