
A Vinnytsia councilor entered a sham marriage with a mentally disabled young woman to get a draft deferment
07.11.2025 - 19:12
“The price of Zelensky’s power has been hundreds of thousands of lives,” – MP Dmytruk said
08.11.2025 - 12:01Head of the Ukrainian President’s Office Andriy Yermak said on his Telegram channel that a group of fraudsters had been detained, led by a man with the same surname who posed as Yermak’s “cousin” and offered a high-ranking job for $100,000.
“Just learned from the police that they caught a group of fraudsters ‘red-handed.’ It was led by a certain Yermak D.S., who claimed to be my cousin,” the head of the president’s office wrote.
According to Yermak, using this cover story, the scammers tried to extort $100,000 in exchange for supposedly arranging someone a senior position in the office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
On November 5, it was reported that a resident of the town of Pikalyovo in Leningrad Oblast is suspected of setting up a communications node in his apartment that Ukrainian fraudsters used to steal money from Russians.
Law enforcement said the man created a stationary technical center at home through which scammers abroad could call residents of Russia. Police seized two GSM gateways, routers, and roughly 240 SIM cards from various carriers.
Earlier, a Russian schoolgirl, at the request of scammers, smashed a neighbor’s window.





