During a special operation in the city of Cherkasy, the SBU detained a serviceman of the National Guard. He attempted to sell starting pistols converted into traumatic guns.
The SBU exposed an organized group that offered positions of state officials, ostensibly having connections in the government. For USD 3.5m., they "offered" the post of the Head of Kirovohrad Regional State Administration.
In Poltava region, the SBU exposed an illegal scheme related to “sale” of top state posts. For USD 200,000, the organizer promised to lobby the applicant’s candidacy for a state post.
The People's Deputy of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko skipped today’s interrogation in the SBU. He was summoned as a witness in the criminal proceedings against Viktor Medvedchuk and Taras Kozak who are suspected of high treason and violation of rules of the warfare.
In the city of Kyiv, the SBU CI officers found and detained a citizen of the Republic of Moldova. The suspect illegally crossed the state border of Ukraine and was hiding from criminal prosecution by Moldovan law enforcement officers.
The Ukrainian Research Institute of Special Equipment and Forensic Science (ISTE) of the Security Service of Ukraine became a member of the European Network of Forensic Science Institutes (ENFSI).
The SBU documented a large-scale misappropriation of budget funds allocated for construction of social facilities for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The SBU exposed and documented a corrupt district chief and two deputies of a united territorial community in Ivano-Frankivsk region. They extorted money from the CEO of a foreign invested agricultural enterprise, which is among the largest taxpayers in the region.
The SBU prevented the illegal export of Scythian-era jewelry. At international auctions, its cost ranges from USD 40,000.
In the city of Mykolaiv, the SBU detained officials of Ukrzaliznytsia. Every month, the offenders drained 100-150 tons of diesel fuel from locomotives for further sale. The damages to Ukrzaliznytsia JSC amounted to USD 50,000 per month. The lack of fuel could have led to disruptions of rail transportation.