Ukrainian National Police are investigating 1,216 anonymous bomb threats received on March 30, targeting state authorities, local governments, educational institutions, businesses, and banks. Over half of these reports have already been investigated.

An organized group that defrauded Czech citizens through fake investments has been broken up by Czech and Ukrainian police, with investigations revealing hundreds more victims and documented damages reaching 158 million Czech crowns.

An explosion injured seven Ukrainian police officers on Monday in the city of Mykolaiv in southern Ukraine, two of them seriously, authorities announced, two days after a female police officer was killed in an incident.

Ukrainian authorities have notified 11 individuals, including a co-owner of a tobacco company, of suspicion for operating a large-scale illegal production scheme for excisable goods in Kremenchuk.

Officers from Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation and National Police have apprehended servicemen in the Odesa region for illegally supplying firearms and ammunition stolen from the combat zone.

A Norwegian man, wanted for extensive financial fraud since last autumn, was arrested in Kyiv, Ukraine, thanks to cooperation between Norwegian, Polish, and Ukrainian police authorities.

Ukrainian police have reported over 600 attacks on enlistment officers since the start of the full-scale war. This statistic highlights a specific aspect of the ongoing conflict and internal challenges.

Over the past year, Ukrainian police have received more than 300 official complaints from families of missing persons who fell victim to fraud schemes.

Ukraine's National Police have initiated criminal proceedings following the abduction of seven Ukrainian cash-in-transit guards and an Oschadbank service vehicle in Hungary.