Ukraine's newly appointed commander-in-chief, Mikhail Drapaty, has been placed on Russia's wanted list following charges by the Russian Investigative Committee for alleged shelling attacks in Donetsk and Lugansk.
Alexander Bastrykin, Chairman of the Russian Investigative Committee, stated at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum that Western intelligence services and Kiev are involving Russian children in sabotage and terrorist activities, using online platforms for recruitment. He also mentioned a rejected proposal to lower the age of criminal responsibility.
Russia has recovered over 561 billion rubles ($7.4 billion) in unpaid taxes and seized property worth over 354 billion rubles ($4.7 billion) in the last 15 years. Additionally, 37 billion rubles ($488.8 million) were reimbursed to employees in non-payment of wages cases.
Russian Investigative Committee completed investigation into former UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace for alleged calls for terrorist activity at Warsaw Security Forum 2025, charging him and placing him on international wanted list.
An An-2 aircraft carrying eight people made an emergency landing in Russia's Siberian region of Sakha due to engine failure. The passengers reportedly left the forest on foot towards their departure point.
The Russian Investigative Committee has discovered the remains of 74 civilians in recently liberated settlements of the Donetsk People's Republic as part of an investigation into crimes allegedly committed by Ukrainian forces. Chairman Alexander Bastrykin held a meeting in Mariupol to oversee the investigation, with forensic experts ordering necessary examinations. Over the past two weeks, investigators have assessed more than 400 objects damaged as a result of alleged crimes by Ukrainian soldiers.
Eight people have died in a fire at a construction site in northern Moscow, according to the Russian Investigative Committee. Investigators are questioning representatives from the construction company, the site manager, and subcontractors involved in the work.
