Poklad dismisses two SBU officials implicated in Carthage case
Head of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) Oleksandr Poklad has dismissed SBU employees who became subjects of a National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) investigation.
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Expert: Transforming Border Guard into law enforcement agency was strategic mistake
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Ukrainian Caucus co-chair in U.S. Congress Marcy Kaptur reelected to another term
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Russian forces strike food production facility in Zlatopil, Kharkiv region
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Ukrainian forces strike two Russian Pantsir air defense systems in Crimea
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NABU and SAPO complete pre-trial investigation in Midas case
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