High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine
The High Anti-Corruption Court has seized the assets of a former MP in the Dnipropetrovsk region for state revenue - 21 land plots and corporate rights have been confiscated. The lawsuit to the HACC to apply sanctions against former MP Oleh Tsaryov was filed by the Ministry of Justice.
Lawyers have reported NABU's use of Russian equipment and the bribery of private experts. Detectives are allegedly pressuring Ministry of Justice specialists to falsify cases.
The court scheduled Smyrnov's case for consideration in May 2026. The former official is accused of illicit enrichment by UAH 15.7 million.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has extended the detention of the former Minister of Energy for another two months. He is suspected of money laundering and participation in a criminal organization.
The defendants in the OPZ case pleaded guilty and will compensate UAH 77. 5 million in damages. An additional UAH 50 million will be transferred to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine through UNITED24.
The court upheld Nasirov's sentence for embezzling UAH 2 billion in the gas case. The former official received 6 years in prison and a fine of UAH 17,000.
Kateryna Sikora dissolved her marriage and transferred custody rights to her husband so that he could obtain the status of a single father. This allowed him to avoid mobilization.
The court sentenced Lyudmyla Marchenko and her assistant to 2 years in prison for receiving 11. 3 thousand dollars. The women promised permits for men to cross the border.
NABU and SAPO leaders are lobbying for financial privileges for HACC judges – they want unlimited salaries, – ex-prosecutor.
Most high-profile cases against officials from Yanukovych's era have been closed or suspended without verdicts. The defendants are at large, and damages have not been compensated.
The Prosecutor General's Office is preparing appeals against court decisions regarding pre-trial restrictions for the Air Force Logistics Commander and the Head of the SBU in Zhytomyr region. The court set a bail amount half of what the prosecution requested in the case of embezzlement of funds for the construction of defensive structures.
NABU and SAP found that former Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko received almost $13 million over 4 years. These funds were legalized through a fund on the island of Anguilla and offshore companies.
The High Anti-Corruption Court partially satisfied the complaint of former Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko, determining the time of detention. The court refused to release the suspect from custody.
The Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court considered Yulia Tymoshenko's appeal regarding the seizure of property. The court ruled to seize Tymoshenko's account, canceling the seizure of three cars and two garages belonging to her husband.
The Appellate Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) overturned the verdict against Mykhailo Holovko, the former head of the Ternopil Regional Council, for inaccurate declaration. The criminal proceedings have been closed due to the absence of a criminal offense.
The HACC sentenced the lawyer to 4 years and 6 months in prison with confiscation of property. He incited a prosecutor of the Prosecutor General's Office to bribery for 5 thousand dollars.
The High Anti-Corruption Court set bail for Yulia Tymoshenko at UAH 33. 28 million, while the prosecution requested UAH 50 million. She is suspected of offering undue benefits to people's deputies.
The High Anti-Corruption Court has begun a session on choosing a pre-trial restraint for Yulia Tymoshenko. She is suspected of offering an undue advantage to people's deputies.
The Appeals Chamber of the HACC changed the pre-trial detention measure for a judge from Zakarpattia, increasing the bail amount to UAH 4 million. He is suspected of demanding $1,300 for lifting the arrest of timber.
Former head of the State Judicial Administration Oleksiy Salnikov stated critical systemic violations in the HACC and NABU. He pointed to interference in the automatic distribution of cases, support for the prosecutor's position in the HACC, and ignoring evidence by NABU detectives.
The Head of the NACP, Viktor Pavlushchyk, announced a change in the methodology for selecting declarations for verification to a risk-oriented approach. However, the selection mechanism and the lack of a market valuation tool raise questions.
Former head of the State Judicial Administration Oleksiy Salnikov, convicted of abuse of influence, called the NABU criminal proceedings against him a custom-made case. He believes that the reason is the attempts of influential people to regain control over the judicial system and the distribution of grant funding.
People's Deputy Hanna Skorokhod reported searches conducted by NABU, SAPO, and SBU, calling it pressure. She is suspected of leading a criminal group that demanded a $250,000 bribe.
The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has filed a lawsuit with the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) to recognize assets worth over UAH 8 million as unsubstantiated. These assets, registered to related parties, include three luxury cars used by the Member of Parliament.
The indictment against the former Minister of Internal Affairs during Yanukovych's time, who is hiding in Russia, has been sent to court. He is accused of treason and justifying Russian aggression, which included proposals to surrender territories and spread pro-Russian narratives.
Former Kyiv City Council deputy Denys Komarnytskyi has been served with a notice of suspicion for tax evasion amounting to almost UAH 12 million. He purchased 48 apartments in elite residential complexes in Kyiv, some of which he sold for UAH 68 million without paying taxes.
Kniaziev must appear upon request, not leave Ukraine without permission, report changes of residence and work, refrain from communicating with certain individuals, and surrender foreign passports.
Bail of 25 and 12 million hryvnias was posted for two suspects in the energy corruption case, Lyudmyla Zorina and Lesya Ustymenko. They were remanded in custody in the case known as Operation "Midas", concerning the systematic receipt of undue benefits from "Energoatom" counterparties.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) chose a pre-trial restraint for Ihor Fursenko, suspected in the case of corruption on Energoatom contracts, in the form of detention until January 8, 2026. The bail is 95 million hryvnias.
NABU and SAP documented the transfer of 1. 2 million dollars and almost 100 thousand euros in cash to the former Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Chernyshov. The last 500 thousand dollars were transferred to Chernyshov's wife after he became a suspect.