President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with the heads of law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies, including Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, to discuss the work of the departments after the adoption of legislative changes. The participants agreed on a joint action plan to strengthen Ukraine and ensure justice.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held meetings with the heads of NABU, SAP, the Prosecutor General's Office, and the SBU, emphasizing the need to cleanse the anti-corruption infrastructure of Russian influence. He stressed the importance of inevitable punishment and the investigation of cases involving billions that have been "hanging" for years.
The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kyrylo Budanov, commented on President Zelenskyy's signing of law No. 12414, which regulates the activities of NABU and SAP. He emphasized that Ukraine will be saved by a strong military and institutions, and internal contradictions should be resolved through open dialogue.
The head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, stated that in 2023 he warned the NABU leadership about the connections of Bureau employee Viktor Husarov with Russian agents. Husarov, who had been working for the enemy since 2015-2016, transmitted information to Ivantsiv, the deputy head of Yanukovych's security, who was an active participant in the enemy's residency.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko stated that NABU is not subordinate to him, and SAP remains a department of the Prosecutor General's Office. He also promised not to take the case of former minister Chernyshov from SAP, which is investigating it.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed law No. 12414, which regulates the activities of NABU and SAPO. The document grants the Prosecutor General the right to give instructions to pre-trial investigation bodies, including NABU and SAPO, as well as access to their materials.
Head of the SBU Vasyl Maliuk stated that Ruslan Magomedrasulov, head of one of the territorial departments of NABU detectives, conducted business with Russia, and his parents supported the occupiers. Magomedrasulov also made threats during his detention, and his connection with MP Khrystenko, who worked with the FSB, has been confirmed.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko commented on the legislative changes that allow for faster recruitment of prosecutors without competition and internship during martial law. He also noted that urgent business searches are possible only to protect life and health of people.
SBU Head Vasyl Maliuk announced the priority of combating Russian agents, particularly in NABU, where on July 21, a "mole" and head of interregional departments were detained. Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko confirmed the legality of the collected evidence, and G7 representatives received comprehensive answers regarding the special operation.
The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv suspended Maksym Sinchuk, a senior operational officer of NABU, from his position until September 16. He has been notified of suspicion of committing a traffic accident that resulted in injuries to the victims.
The Pechersk District Court chose a preventive measure in the form of house arrest for the head of the NABU detective unit, Yevhen Tokar, until September 21. He is prohibited from leaving his place of residence from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM and has been assigned a number of duties, including a ban on communicating with witnesses.
Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka stated that Ukraine remains committed to an effective anti-corruption policy and international obligations, commenting on the Verkhovna Rada's decision regarding NABU and SAP. He emphasized that success in the fight against corruption lies in effective sentences, trust within the system, and the joint work of agencies.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, Head of the SBU Vasyl Malyuk, and Director of the SBI Oleksiy Sukhachov met with G7 representatives to discuss the recent special operation to neutralize Russian influence on NABU. International partners received exhaustive answers regarding the fight against corruption and Russian agents.
Kyiv's Pechersk District Court remanded Sentiyabr Magamedrasulov, father of Ruslan Magamedrasulov, head of one of NABU's territorial detective departments, in custody until September 16. His son, Ruslan Magamedrasulov, was also arrested on suspicion of aiding Russia.
The Pechersk District Court suspended NABU operative Anton Oliynyk from his position until September 20. He has been notified of suspicion of committing a road accident that resulted in injuries to victims.
The SBI has completed its investigation into a serviceman who caused a fatal road accident in May 2025. The driver exceeded the speed limit and hit a woman at a pedestrian crossing in Chernihiv region.
Kyiv's Pechersk District Court has chosen a pre-trial detention measure in the form of 60 days in custody for Ruslan Magamedrasulov, the head of one of NABU's territorial detective departments. He is suspected of assisting the Russian Federation.
People's Deputy Volodymyr Vatras supported bill No. 12414, which, in his opinion, restores Ukrainian legal personality and balance to the law enforcement system. The document grants the Prosecutor General the right to transfer cases between pre-trial investigation bodies, including NABU and SAP, and to give them mandatory instructions.
The Pechersky District Court of Kyiv is considering a motion to choose a pre-trial detention measure for Ruslan Magamedrasulov, who is suspected of assisting the Russian Federation. The session is being held in a closed regime due to sensitive information and state secrets.
The Parliament voted for bill No. 12414. The document introduces amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine, in particular, regarding the powers of NABU and SAP.
Viktor Husarov's curator was Dmytro Ivantsov, deputy head of Yanukovych's security, who transferred data of Ukrainian law enforcement officers.
The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has completed the pre-trial investigation regarding the head of the sector of the Department for Protection of National Statehood of the SBU and two accomplices. They were exposed for extorting $300,000 for destroying case materials and not prosecuting.
Political scientist Kyrylo Sazonov claims that the case of cooperation between top NABU officials and Russia has no political subtext, but is an exposure of state treason and activities in the interests of the Russian Federation. He emphasizes the need to cleanse NABU and check all employees for working for the Russian Federation.
In the Shevchenkivskyi court of Kyiv, a pre-trial detention measure is being chosen for NABU employee Viktor Husarov, who is suspected of spying for the FSB. The prosecutors are requesting detention without bail, and the hearings are being held in camera.
Law enforcement officers documented new facts of confidential information leakage from NABU. During searches at the relatives of MP Khrystenko, materials of covert investigative actions and personal questionnaires of NABU candidates and employees were seized.
Lawyer Volodymyr Bohatyr claims that NABU and HACC were created in violation of the Constitution, and personnel selection was carried out by international partners without understanding Ukrainian legislation. He emphasizes the need to investigate the selection procedure and verify the citizenship of NABU employees, who, in his opinion, have ties to oligarchic groups and foreign organizations.
Commander of the Third Army Corps Andriy Biletsky stated that Russian agents cannot have immunity in any structure, including NABU.
Law enforcement conducted over 70 searches of NABU employees, detaining Ruslan Magamedrasulov, head of the territorial detective department, on suspicion of aiding Russia. Lawyers and experts consider such actions legal, especially in cases of treason.
The Prosecutor General's Office and the SBU exposed Russian special services' agent infiltration into NABU, detaining an employee who was transmitting data to the FSB. The suspect has been charged with high treason and unauthorized actions with information.
Three NABU employees have been served with suspicion notices for violating traffic rules, which led to injuries. Two road accidents caused severe bodily harm, one – moderate.
