All news on the topic: Crimea

The name of Oleg Tsyura surfaced in a scandal involving the former head of the State Property Fund, Dmytro Sennychenko, and an enormous scheme that cost Ukraine over ten billion hryvnias.

Officials say nine people have been killed and more than 40 injured after a Russian drone struck a bus carrying workers in eastern Ukraine.

Dmitry Ovsiannikov transferred funds to a UK bank account while his brother was also convicted.

A new scandal has emerged in Ukraine involving the transfer of assets to a Russian citizen.

Vladimir Putin asserted that he was safeguarding Russian speakers in Crimea in 2014 and is thought to be prepared to present a similar argument to invade neighboring countries with significant Russian-speaking populations.

Ukraine’s military intelligence fears Russia could ‘declare’ victory over Ukraine – and even NATO – within days.

Alarm bells are ringing across Europe after Donald Trump and his team conceded to key demands from Putin before peace talks even begin - prompting comparisons to the failure to stand up to Hitler in the 1930s.

Anyone who has used the services of online stores at least once has encountered the process of paying for goods. In order for the money from your card to be credited to the seller’s account, a payment system is necessary.

Sanctions targeting Russia’s economy are renewed by the EU, with Hungary backing down from a veto that delayed the decision.

At least 13 crewmen have been thrown overboard after a Russian oil tanker reportedly split in two as large waves battered the vessel off the coast of occupied Ukraine

A massive explosion has erupted at a Russian oil depot that was hit by a Ukrainian missiles four days ago.

Despite international sanctions, petrodollars continue to flow into Russia’s budget — primarily thanks to a “shadow fleet” that ships Russian oil to buyers willing to pay prices above the $60 per barrel cap imposed by the G7+ Coalition.

Belarusian business in Crimea and Donbas

On Sunday, June 23, dozens of vacationers on a beach in occupied Crimea were injured, and five were killed, after Russian air defenses shot down a Ukrainian missile over Sevastopol.

In a special investigation, Tom Watling tells the story of five teenagers who were taken into Russia or Russian-occupied territory before eventually being rescued. Many others are still believed to be trapped