EU threatens to withhold $3.3 billion over Ukraine’s failure to reform another anti-corruption agency
The intertwined challenges of anti-corruption scandals and stalled reforms place Ukraine’s international support at a critical crossroads.
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Lukashenko’s spy caught mapping defenses in Ukraine’s border region near Poland
With a phone and a Google Map, a Volyn local fed military intel to Belarusian handlers.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies suddenly close four long-stalled cases in one week following prosecutor general’s takeover
Following President Zelenskyy’s signature on the law, the anti-corruption agency finalizes the massive $225 million PrivatBank embezzlement case.
Zelenskyy’s scandalous law weakening anti-graft watchdogs takes effect (updated)
The President offered only vague claims of “Russian influence” to justify stripping institutional independence.
Kyiv court arrests suspected Russian spy embedded in anti-graft bureau
The suspect allegedly sent law enforcement data to Russian intelligence via a known traitor tied to Yanukovych.
Security service officials took $300,000 bribes as Ukraine guts corruption oversight
The agency that conducted over 70 raids against anti-corruption investigators was itself harboring officials who helped draft dodgers avoid military service for cash.
SBU: Russian “mole” in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Bureau spied for FSB under former President Yanukovych’s security chief
The investigation errupts in NABU’s most secretive unit as Ukraine’s Security Service exposes a spy working for Russia’s security service.
Ukraine swiftly eliminated Russian-ordered killers of SBU colonel in Kyiv, but spy war will continue across globe
SBU colonel Ivan Voronych was no ordinary officer. He was linked to Nord Stream sabotage and deep strikes in Russia.
In new movie, Czech director takes pro-Kremlin conspiracy theorists , who blamed Zelenskyy for war, to Ukraine
They believed what the Kremlin told them, until they stood amid missile craters and children’s graves.
One Telegram message promised romantic date for Ukrainian soldier — next almost killed him
A Ukrainian soldier was lured into a deadly FSB assassination plot masked as a date.
Ukraine charges three Russian commanders for killing 20 people in Chernihiv’s shop queue in 2022
Ukraine accuses Colonel Kurygin and two commanders of ordering a rocket barrage that targeted innocent civilians.
The brain behind Ukraine’s shadow war successes—Motorola and Kursk—gunned down in Kyiv parking lot
Five silenced shots in a Kyiv parking lot ended the career of the colonel who eliminated Motorola and masterminded Ukraine's Kursk offensive
Russian intelligence paid Ukrainian teenager and her mom for arson attacks in Odesa
Russian operatives target financially vulnerable civilians who burn military vehicles to cause damage and demoralize the population in Ukraine.
Ukraine catches Chinese spies trying to steal secrets of missile that sank Russia’s flagship
The Security Service of Ukraine claims to have detained father and son spy team who attempted to acquire production documentation for the Neptune cruise missile system that has struck multiple Russian naval vessels.
SBU arrests 22-year-old suspected Russian agent who planted car bomb in Odesa, injuring local man
The man was detained while trying to escape after triggering the blast under a parked vehicle on 5 July.
Beijing is enabling Moscow’s crimes: Ukraine finds Chinese parts in Russian drones used in 4 July most massive strike of war
A day earlier, Russia damaged China’s consulate in Odesa.
Ukraine just stripped citizenship from the leader of Putin’s favorite church—his 8,000 parishes are next
Metropolitan Onufriy's citizenship revocation is just the opening move—Ukraine's legal machinery is already grinding toward dissolving his Moscow-aligned Ukrainian Orthodox Church entirely.
Russia’s 1060th Logistics Center erupts in fire after Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence operation
The former 120th Arsenal goes up in smoke, as Ukrainian forces dismantle Russia’s ability to wage war.
Ukraine strikes Crimea again, destroys Russia’s Pantsir air defense system and helicopters
Ukraine’s latest drone strike in Crimea destroyed Russian air defenses and helicopters, marking the second attack on military targets in as many days.
SBU detains US citizen in Kyiv wanted for 30 years for sexual crimes against children
A 66-year-old American who disappeared before his sentencing for child sexual abuse in Arizona has been arrested in Kyiv Oblast, ending a 32-year international manhunt that began when he fled the United States in 1992.