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The year 2026 has been marked by a series of tragic murder cases in Ukraine and internationally, highlighting ongoing issues of violence and crime. Notable incidents include the non-combat deaths of soldiers from the 425th "Skelia" Regiment, sparking potential exhumations for forensic accuracy. In Kyiv, a man is suspected of stabbing a doctor during a military medical commission. The SSU has foiled an FSB-led terrorist attack in Kharkiv, demonstrating the persistent threat posed by foreign operatives. Cases such as the murder of Anastasiia Berezovska reveal complex links between crime and international espionage. As military and civilian investigations continue, they underscore the need for vigilance and comprehensive security measures against escalating violent acts.

What is the status of forensic examinations in the Skelia Regiment case?

Forensic examinations have been ordered to determine the causes of non-combat deaths in the 425th "Skelia" Regiment. Should witness testimonies contradict medical records, exhumations may be conducted to ensure accuracy in identifying possible violent acts contributing to these fatalities.

Who was involved in the murder case of a military doctor in Kyiv?

A 31-year-old man from Kyiv has been served a notice of suspicion for murdering a doctor at a military medical commission. This case represents a significant instance of violence within military-regulated environments, demanding thorough investigation and legal follow-up.

How did the SSU prevent a terrorist attack in Kharkiv?

The SSU's military counter-intelligence successfully averted a planned terrorist attack by Russian FSB agents in Kharkiv. This operation highlighted the proactive measures taken by Ukrainian security forces to neutralize threats to military and civilian safety by intercepting plans to poison personnel at a false charity event.

What are the details of the Moseichuk brothers' murder case?

The murder case involving the Moseichuk brothers revealed 16 and five gunshot wounds on their bodies, respectively. Initial investigations indicated involvement from brigade command, suggesting organized military command-level directions, pointing to internal conflicts and unresolved justice within military ranks.

What is known about the murder and espionage links in the Berezovska case?

Anastasiia Berezovska's murder case has unveiled potential links to espionage activities, with suspects connected to Ukrainian intelligence services. This case underscores the intertwining complexities of national security and crime, with legal actions ongoing to address suspicions of assassination plots linked to foreign targets.

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Denis Voronenkov was to meet his Moscow acquaintance, who left for Russia right after assassination Denis Voronenkov was to meet his Moscow acquaintance, who left for Russia right after assassination Two major questions arise in connection with investigation of the murder of Voronenkov: how was he found by his killers? How was his safety secured? 120 934 59 Previously in trend: Voronenkov assassinated

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Murder of Denys Voronenkov Murder of Denys Voronenkov Denys Voronenkov was killed having been a Ukrainian citizen since Dec. 6, 2016. His deed and his testimony against Yanukovych were very important for our country. 68 632 82 Previously in trend: Voronenkov assassinated

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Murder of Pavel Sheremet: first questions, what we know, and what to expect Murder of Pavel Sheremet: first questions, what we know, and what to expect What can we say for sure? Unlike the murder of Heorhii Gongadze, there are no grounded versions at the moment. Anything could be assumed, and no version should be discarded. 71 575 67 Previously in trend: Murder of Sheremet

News making is advance patrol of civil society. Ukrainian journalist Pavel Sheremet died today in this patrol News making is advance patrol of civil society. Ukrainian journalist Pavel Sheremet died today in this patrol The front line has gone through Kyiv’s downtown. A life of a reporter is not more valuable than a life of any other citizen, especially in the country at war. But this contract killing of the journalist is a challenge to the entire state, because not just him – all of us have been targeted. Quite possible, Aliona Prytula [colleague and partner of Sheremet – ed.] was attempted as well. This is real terrorism. And the killers are confident of their impunity. 40 694 64 Previously in trend: Murder of Sheremet

Putin’s Russia: Don’t Walk, Don’t Eat, and Don’t Drink Putin’s Russia: Don’t Walk, Don’t Eat, and Don’t Drink Like the Soviet regime before it, the Putin government spreads fear by destroying the illusion that one can protect oneself. Masha Gessen explores how opposition politicians are pursued in Russia. 345 0