The SBU jointly with the Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs blocked large-scale cigarette smuggling into Ukraine. Part of the smuggled cigarettes were planned to be transited to Europe.
The SBU prevented the supply of extremist literature to a post-Soviet country.
SBU stopped smuggling of large amber pieces (5.4 kg in total) to an Arab country.
The state should provide basic social guarantees for SBU officers working under high-risk conditions, including in the JFO area. This was stated in the interview with Interfax-Ukraine agency by the SBU Head Ivan Bakanov.
Organized crime, as well as terrorism, is a threat to state security, since it is also used by foreign special services for subversive activity against Ukraine. The SBU Head Ivan Bakanov said in an exclusive interview with the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.
In Mykolaiv city, the SBU CI exposed and prevented an attempt to smuggle gas turbine products from Ukraine for the needs of the Russian Navy.
SBU Cybersecurity officers exposed and blocked activity of an Internet agitator coordinated by Russian curators to promote totalitarian regimes.
The SBU exposed a head of a city united territorial community of Chernihiv region on bribe-taking.
The SBU Military Counterintelligence officers detained a head of a division of the Main Logistics Directorate of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for bribe-taking.
During a large-scale special operation, SBU detained a notorious criminal lord wanted by Ukrainian authorities.
In Chernihiv city, the SBU blocked illegal production and sale of wholesale batches of counterfeit excisable products of dubious quality.
SBU CI officers exposed and detained a member of “LNR” terrorist group, who was hiding in Dnipro city.