Luhansk region: SBU exposes caches with large-caliber ammunition
In Luhansk region, the SBU found two caches with military ammunition at the bottom of dried water bodies.
In Luhansk region, the SBU found two caches with military ammunition at the bottom of dried water bodies.
Allegedly, a citizen of a neighboring country organized illegal human trafficking of Ukrainians and foreigners. He provided clients with "service" of crossing the state border bypassing the established checkpoints. The illegal migrants’ final destination was a European country.
In Odesa city, the SBU detained a member of the Islamic State international terrorist organization, who, according to the INTERPOL General Secretariat, was on the international wanted list.
In Zaporizzhia region, SBU exposed an official of the customs on illegal export of grain to the EU countries.
SBU detained the head of the forensic medical examination bureau in Ivano-Frankivsk region on bribery.
A memorial stele in honor of Colonel Yurii Voznyi was unveiled at the SBU National Academy on the eve of Defender of Ukraine Day. Yurii Voznyi’s wife, the SBU CI Department, the SUVD of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the SBU Academy congratulated the cadets on the special occasion and presented military ID cards to the first-year cadets. The first is named after Yurii Voznyi.
On the Defender of Ukraine Day, the Open Championship in Practical Shooting was held at the SBU CSO “A” shooting range.
The SBU detained members of an organized criminal group who made explosive devices at home. They sold weapons and ammunition on the eve of Defender of Ukraine Day.
The SBU conducted planned exercises in Donetsk region to counter terrorist and sabotage threats in the region. The final stage of the training took place at the Slovyansk medical critical infrastructure facility.
Allegedly, the drug business was organized by a well-known local businessman. He involved three more city residents in it. The offenders sold banned substances for cash to standing customers during personal meetings in nightclubs and private parties.
Allegedly, the representatives of the enterprise, which produces cardboard and paper products, organized illegal export of waste to avoid the expenditures on recycling. To do this, they entered the fictitious agreements with commercial structures for the transportation and disposal of used industrial materials.
The SBU officers established that the official demanded USD 1,500 from a businessman for “green light” during the customs clearance of goods from a East Asian country. The SBU officers documented taking of a bribe.