Kyiv city: SBU detains corrupt prosecutor and chief police inspector
In Kyiv, the Security Service of Ukraine detained a local prosecutor and a chief inspector of the National Police on bribe extortion.
In Kyiv, the Security Service of Ukraine detained a local prosecutor and a chief inspector of the National Police on bribe extortion.
In Vinnytsia region, SBU documented illegal extraction of state minerals by the CEO of a state mining company.
The SBU cyber specialists blocked sale of citizens’ personal data at the hacker forum on the eve of the local elections.
In Rivne region, the SBU exposed caches with a large number of weapons and explosives.
The SBU exposed a corruption scheme organized by former and current officials of the State GeoCadastre in Zaporizzhia region.
Since the beginning of the year, as a result of measures for counterintelligence protection of critical infrastructure and economic potential of the state, the SBU has prevented losses of the state in the amount of UAH 45.8 billion (USD 1.6 billion).
The SBU immediately prevented an attempt to seize power at the local level through an illegal referendum, which was to take place on the eve of local elections in Ukraine.
The SBU exposed State Architectural and Construction Inspection officials on large-scale illegal issuance of permits and ready for commissioning certificates to construction companies.
The SBU exposed the fact of threatening to assasinate one of the candidates for the post of the head of Zvenigorod united territorial community and his family.
The SBU CI officers exposed and blocked illegal activities of a group of persons who set up an illegal migration channel of foreigners and their illegal regularisation of stay in Ukraine using forged documents.
In Kharkiv region, the SBU prevented low-quality construction and repair of critical infrastructure facilities of the road industry.
In Volyn region, the SBU CI blocked activities of an organized group that stole funds from client accounts of private and state Ukrainian and foreign bank institutions.