Police in Kyiv arrested two men suspected of selling drugs through postal shipments and in-person meetings with buyers, seizing cannabis worth about 2 million hryvnia on the black market. Officers carried out the operation in Shevchenkivskyi district, with canine units involved. During searches, they seized about three kilograms of narcotic substances, along with weapons and ammunition. In one home, police found around two kilograms of cannabis, amphetamine, sweets, and e-cigarettes with a cannabis extract. Officers also uncovered an AK-12 automatic rifle, a pistol, more than 300 rounds of ammunition, a casing for an anti-personnel mine, and a homemade smoke canister. In the second suspect’s place, officers seized cannabis, mobile phones, and equipment used for weighing and packaging drugs. The arrests were made with the force support of special forces of PPOП No. 1. Prosecutors reported the men with suspicion under Article 307, Part 2 of Ukraine’s Criminal Code for drug trafficking-related offenses committed by a group by prior agreement. One of the suspects was also charged under Article 263, Part 1 for illegal handling of weapons and ammunition. The case is being handled in the criminal justice system following the arrests under Article 208 of the Criminal Procedure Code. Both men remain at the investigative stage, facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted.