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### 2025-2026 Operational Activities
In approximately March 2025, The Base's Ukrainian cell, operating as [[White Phoenix]], began posting videos showing members spray-painting The Base symbol in [[Kyiv]], [[Odesa]], [[Mykolaiv]], and [[Kharkiv]]. In April 2025, Nazzaro posted offers via Telegram of cash payments to volunteers for attacks on Ukrainian power stations, military and police vehicles, government buildings, and officials. This was described by analysts as the first time The Base had openly aligned itself with Russian geopolitical objectives.[^12]
In approximately March 2025, The Base's Ukrainian cell, operating as [[White Phoenix]], began posting videos showing members spray-painting The Base symbol in [[Kyiv]], [[Odesa]], [[Mykolaiv]], and [[Kharkiv]]. In April 2025, Nazzaro posted offers via [[Telegram]] of cash payments to volunteers for attacks on Ukrainian power stations, military and police vehicles, government buildings, and officials. This was described by analysts as the first time The Base had openly aligned itself with Russian geopolitical objectives.[^12]
On July 10, 2025, White Phoenix claimed responsibility for the targeted killing of [[SBU]] Colonel [[Ivan Voronych]] in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. Voronych was shot multiple times with a silenced pistol and died at the scene; he was the highest-ranking SBU officer killed in a targeted assassination in Kyiv since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The SBU subsequently announced it had killed two alleged Russian operatives, a man and a woman, who it said were directed by Russia's FSB to surveil Voronych and had been directed to a weapons cache. Whether White Phoenix's claim was credible attribution or a false-flag claim remains contested; counterterrorism sources told the Kyiv Independent they considered the claim credible, but the SBU did not confirm The Base's involvement.[^13]