The SBU seized the "hidden" assets of the sanctioned oligarch Novinsky worth over UAH 10.5 billion ~$286MThe list of blocked assets includes 230 real estate objects that Novinsky owns through an offshore trust fund.Among the seized property are an elite hotel complex in the center of Kyiv, the sea trade port "Ochakiv," premises of agricultural holding and shopping centers in various regions of Ukraine.We will remind you that in April of this year, according to…

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The SBU detained an enemy agitator who was preparing fakes for Solovyov's talk show Cyber ​​specialists of the Security Service exposed a hostile Internet agitator in Bukovyna, who spread misinformation about the internal situation in the region and discredited the Defense Forces of Ukraine. Among his most common "dumps" are posts on the banned Vkontakte social network about the alleged worsening of the socio-political situation in western Ukraine due to the war with the Russian…

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https://youtu.be/U9FzgsF2T-s Counterintelligence of the Security Service of Ukraine detained a Russian agent in Zaporizhzhia. The woman arrived in the city under the "legend" of a volunteer, but in reality she was performing the task of the Russian Federation to identify the location of units of the Armed Forces. This resident of the temporarily occupied Pologiv district of the Zaporizhzhya region was recruited by the Russian special services at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. From…

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The SBU prevented the FSB from organizing staged "protest actions" for Independence Day in Ukraine The Security Service of Ukraine prevented plans by the FSB to use relatives of the Ukrainian military to exacerbate the socio-political situation in Kyiv, Zhytomyr and Poltava regions on the eve of Ukraine's Independence Day. According to the plan of the enemy special services, the "demonstrators" were to actively criticize and condemn the military command of Ukraine, and the organizers…

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The SBU exposed an underground server center in Kyiv that Russian hackers used for cyberattacks against Ukraine Criminals "virtually leased" more than 100 dedicated servers located in Kyiv and abroad. In the future, they were used to hack computers, steal passwords and carry out DDoS attacks, including on the websites of state authorities. Dilyka served more than 100 "subscribers", the vast majority of whom are hackers from the Russian Federation. Some of them were under…

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