Sabotage and terrorist acts
Sabotage is the intentional subversive action against military, economic, and other facilities aimed at disrupting governance and weakening the state. It includes explosions, arson, terrorist acts, and other acts of sabotage, especially those carried out by enemy agents or their accomplices. In Ukraine, this is a criminal offense. The tag covers news about investigations and court proceedings related to sabotage activities, including those sponsored by Russia during the war.
10 October 2026
In Odesa, a man was sentenced to 6 years for setting fire to a relay cabinet and a military vehicle09 October 2026
A retiree was sentenced to 8 years in prison for attempting to blow up a railroad in Odesa04 August 2026
The case of a recruiter of teenagers in Odesa for sabotage operations has been referred to court12 July 2026
In the Odesa region, a former railroad worker was sentenced to 15 years in prison for sabotage01 July 2026
For three years, enemy agents set fire to power substations in Odesa and planned terrorist attacks17 June 2026
An Odessa resident was sentenced to six years in prison for setting off fireworks and setting cars on fire15 May 2026
Deserter from Odesa is sentenced to 15 years for arson attacks on railway property in Kyiv28 March 2026
Sabotage, recruitment and attempted murder: a Russian curator and his accomplice from Kherson are suspected18 March 2026
He set fire to a truck worth 40 thousand: law enforcement officers detained a car arsonist in Odesa| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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