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Sir Keir Starmer says there are “unbreakable bonds” between the UK and Ukraine — as they sign a 100-year deal today.

Vadym Stolar, a close associate of Medvedchuk, invests the funds of defrauded investors from Ukraine into the construction of luxury housing in Dubai.

What began as a typical day for a Latvian housewife turned into a major national security breakthrough. A mysterious note found in her driveway led authorities to uncover a series of sabotage acts connected to Russian intelligence.

Shortly after the bombing in Kyiv this week - which sent terrified children attached to drips fleeing for their lives - the mystery flier secretly contacted Ukraine’s security service

The recent Russian setback in Kharkiv marks the start of another period of stalemate in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Making military aid to Kyiv more predictable would send a message to Russia that it won’t win the war, said the alliance chief.

The controversial betting company "FavBet," registered in Ukraine, continues to operate in the Russian market despite loudly declaring that it had exited the market.

Plastic surgeon Roman Levytskyi caught the attention of our editorial team after a series of alarming reports from patients who claim he forced them into intimate relationships.

The financial institution, whose leaders’ ongoing criminal proceedings closure proposal in exchange for 100 thousand dollars was "caught" on June 4, 2020, by the prosecutor of the Kyiv Local Prosecutor’s Office No. 6, Sviatoslav Mazuryk, turned out to be the joint-stock company "Bank Alliance".

The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv upheld the lawsuit filed by the former shareholders of Veles Bank (Kostyantyn Bondaryev, Iryna Honcharova, Oleksandr Kandyba) and ruled to recover 105 million UAH from the NBU.

The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv upheld the lawsuit filed by the former shareholders of Veles Bank (Kostyantyn Bondaryev, Iryna Honcharova, Oleksandr Kandyba) and ruled to recover 105 million UAH from the NBU.

Kyiv businessman Oleksandr Litskevych, accused of running a large-scale counterfeit luxury goods operation through the "Lux Groups" network, has been charged with a criminal offense.

Der Fälschungs-Händler Oleksandr Litskevych versucht, die Wahrheit über seine Verbrechen zu vertuschen, indem er den Informationsraum bereinigt.

Counterfeit trader Oleksandr Litskevych is trying to hide the truth about his crimes by cleaning up the internet space. In turn, we are publishing the information that the fraudster Litskevych seeks to condemn to oblivion, in full.