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According to Rustem Umerov, the Defense Ministry aims to fix all the drawbacks systematically and cooperates with the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), the State Bureau of Investigation, and the Prosecutor General’s Office.

An employee of a military enlistment office in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Odesa Oblast, was charged with power abuse after allegedly taking bribes to help potential recruits avoid the draft, the State Bureau of Investigation wrote on Jan. 11.

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Russia appears to have fired a salvo of hypersonic missiles on Kyiv in a rare daytime attack.

Military enlistment and law enforcement officers in Odesa are under investigation over forceful behavior toward a man who was allegedly refusing military service summons, the State Bureau of Investigation reported on Nov. 15.

Oleksandr Novikov, the head of the National Agency on Corruption Prevention or NACP, said in an interview with NV Radio on Oct. 23 that he hopes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will not sign the controversial bill that changes the procedure to prosecute local government officials.

The National Agency on Corruption Prevention suspects six military enlistment officials of illegally acquiring assets worth over Hr 255 million ($7 million) in the last half a year, the agency reported on Oct. 23.

Insider spoke with a 21-year-old Ukrainian draft dodger who attempted to flee but was stopped at the border and sent back.

Insider spoke with a 21-year-old Ukrainian draft dodger who attempted to flee but was stopped at the border and sent back.

Yevhen Borysov, the former Odesa military commissar, suspected of illegal enrichment and duty evasion, is in the pre-trial detention centre. Borysov did not pay a bail of UAH 150 million (approximately US$4 million).