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SSU, SBI and National Police foil new attempts to set up illicit sale of ‘trophy’ weapons in Ukraine

The Security Service, the State Bureau of Investigation and the National Police have dismantled a further four channels for the illicit sale of ‘trophy’ weapons, ammunition and explosives in several regions of Ukraine.

SSU and Security and Defence Forces conduct latest repatriation of Ukraine’s fallen defenders

As part of the latest repatriation efforts, 522 bodies (remains) of Ukraine’s fallen defenders have been returned to Ukraine.

Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Counterintelligence | State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU, SBI and Prosecutor General serve notice of suspicion to serviceman who abused other Ukrainian PoWs whilst in russian captivity

The SSU Military Counterintelligence, the State Bureau of Investigations, and the Office of the Prosecutor General have collected evidence against a senior National Guard of Ukraine rifleman who abused other Ukrainian prisoners of war whilst held captive by russia.

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SSU, National Police and Prosecutor General’s Office expose Kyiv Region Road Administration leadership’s criminal schemes

The Security Service, the National Police and the Office of the Prosecutor General have dismantled a large-scale scheme involving the misappropriation of funds at the state-owned enterprise Kyiv Regional Road Administration. Following a series of comprehensive operations, three senior managers were arrested for demanding bribes in exchange for leasing state-owned property.

Cyber security | State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU and National Police detain hackers who developed copy of Reserve+ to profit from draft evaders

Cyber units of the Security Service of Ukraine and the Cyberpolice Department of the National Police conducted a major special operation in Kyiv, Rivne, and Cherkasy. As a result, a hacker group that had created a fake version of the Reserve+ mobile app for draft dodgers has been dismantled.

State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU and National Police shut down another eight mobilisation evasion schemes

The Security Service and the National Police have dismantled eight new draft evasion schemes and detained 22 organisers in several regions of Ukraine.

Protecting Ukraine together | Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Counterintelligence | State security

SSU declares ruscists suspects in absentia for killing civilians in Kherson using drones

The SSU Counterintelligence has collected evidence against 10 russian servicemen who deliberately use strike drones against civilians in Kherson.

Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Center of Special Operations “A” | State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU’s Alfa Unit – Number One Among Ukrainian Defence Forces for Third Month Running (video)

For the third consecutive month, the SSU Special Operations Centre ‘A’ has remained the most effective unit of the Ukrainian Defence Forces in terms of the number of targets hit and destroyed. The high intensity of combat operations, the effective use of unmanned aerial systems, and accurate targeting enable the Alfa servicemen to consistently remain among the most effective units on the front line.

Protecting Ukraine together | Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Counterintelligence | State security

SSU detains FSB agent guiding russian strikes on Defence Forces positions near Druzhkivka, Donetsk region

The SSU Counterintelligence has detained another agent of russia’s federal security service in Donetsk region who was directing russian strikes on Druzhkivka.

Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Center of Special Operations “A” | State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU, together with Defence Forces, hits moscow oil refinery – key supplier of fuel to russian capital

Executing orders of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the SSU Special Operations Centre Alfa, together with other defence forces, successfully struck the Moscow oil refinery in the moscow region, russia. The target is located approximately 500 kilometres from Ukraine’s state border.

Russian aggression | Counterterrorism | Center of Special Operations “A” | State security | Protecting Ukraine together

SSU, Security and Defence Forces strike Kavkaz seaport, TES-Terminal-1 oil depot and enemy air defence systems on Crimean Bridge

Carrying out the tasks set by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the SSU Special Operations Centre Alfa, together with the Unmanned Systems Forces, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine and the Special Operations Forces, struck enemy maritime, fuel and military installations. The targets were located in the Krasnodar Krai, russia, and in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.

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Following SSU investigation, GRU agent sentenced to 15 years in prison for spying in Zaporizhzhia region

Based on the evidence collected by the Security Service of Ukraine, an agent of russian military intelligence (‘the GRU’), exposed in Zaporizhzhia in July 2025, has been sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment and confiscation of property.

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