Prosecutors in Moscow seek a 27.5-year prison sentence for Ukrainian national Dmitry Balog on charges of treason and sabotage. Balog, who retracted his confession, claims he was tortured by investigators to admit to multiple arson attacks.

A Russian military court sentences Novosibirsk activist Yuri Izmailov to 18 years in prison on charges of high treason and participation in a terrorist organization. The sentence includes four years in prison followed by a term in a strict-regime penal colony.

The 2nd Eastern District Military Court in Russia has sentenced Novosibirsk activist Yuri Izmailov to 18 years in prison for high treason and participation in a terrorist organization. Izmailov, who has been in custody since August 2024, was also fined 300,000 rubles.

Russian security services arrest a Kursk resident accused of gathering intelligence on military sites for Ukraine. The FSB alleges the individual was collecting data for Ukrainian military intelligence.

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) reports that a resident of Kursk has been arrested on charges of collecting data on military facilities for Ukrainian military intelligence.

Ukrainian prosecutors issue a new notice of suspicion for high treason against lawmaker Oleksandr Dubinsky, alleging he provided assistance to the aggressor state to conduct subversive activities against Ukraine.

The Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine has issued a new notice of suspicion for high treason against a member of the IX convocation of the Ukrainian Parliament, Oleksandr Dubinsky, alleging he engaged in subversive activities to harm the country's information security.

Ukraine's parliamentary finance committee chair Danylo Hetmantsev alleges an organized criminal group operated within state-owned Sense Bank to facilitate illegal gambling payments. He claims the scheme functioned with the tacit consent of regulators and law enforcement.

Head of the Parliamentary Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Danylo Hetmantsev stated that an organized criminal group may have been operating within the state-owned Sense Bank to facilitate illegal gambling payments. Hetmantsev alleged that this system functioned with the tacit consent of regulators and law enforcement agencies.