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June 25, 2025, 3:33 p.m.
Odesa region is among the penalty leaders of the CCP
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More than 28 thousand proceedings for violation of military registration rules have been opened since the beginning of 2025. So far, in 9 regions of Ukraine, the Military Criminal Court has opened more than 1,000 proceedings.
According to Opendatabot analysts, since the beginning of April, the number of fines has increased by 11.2 thousand. On average, 4.7 thousand new proceedings were opened every month. April 2025 was a record month with 5,682 fines. Only one in five proceedings was closed this year.
Kyiv is the leader in the number of fines from the SCC - 3,835 proceedings since the beginning of the year. It is followed by Dnipro (2,984), Sumy (2,464), Odesa (2,438) and Kharkiv (2,151) regions. In total, nine regions already have more than a thousand cases. In Kyiv itself, the Podilskyi TCC has become the most active, with 1,100 proceedings in the first half of the year alone.
It is worth noting that almost all proceedings concern men: currently, only 46 proceedings have been opened against women, which is 0.16% of the total number. Most often, the TCCs open proceedings against men aged 25 to 45 - in 82% of cases.
Earlier, the Prymorskyi District TCC of Odesa opened seven proceedings against one man at once, which is currently a national record for 2025.
In total, since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, almost 29 thousand overdue debts have accumulated due to violations of military accounting. And this figure continues to grow.
Odesa region is also in the top three due to unpaid traffic fines.
Recently, Intent wrote that Odesa region was among the regions where most of the lawsuits are filed for condominium debts. In addition, Odesa region became the leader in the south in terms of the number of re-locked companies in 2024. Odesa region was also among the three leaders among the regions of Ukraine where foreign citizens were most active in starting a business in 2024.
