Timur Mindich is challenging President Zelenskyy's decree on the imposition of sanctions in court. The lawsuit was filed with the Cassation Administrative Court on May 14.
The NABU has officially confirmed that the executives and founders of Fire Point have not been notified of suspicion in the case regarding drone procurement. Furthermore, the company does not have the status of a legal entity to which criminal law measures can be applied.
The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Temporary Commission of Inquiry into Corruption in Law Enforcement Agencies, Serhiy Vlasenko, stated that NABU and SAPO are substituting investigations with media campaigns. According to him, detectives wiretapped Timur Mindich for months but did not stop the scheme until the amount of damages became "large enough" for a high-profile special operation.
Co-founder of Fire Point Denys Shtilerman gave an interview to Yanina Sokolova. They discussed the "Mindich tapes," the accusations from the Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntAC), and the production of Ukrainian deep strike – key highlights from the extensive conversation.
Four more Supreme Court judges have been served with notices of suspicion. The investigation concerns a bribe from the owner of the Finance and Credit group in exchange for a court ruling.
NABU and SAPO are conducting investigative actions involving current and former judges of the Supreme Court. Searches are also being carried out at the premises of the former President of the Supreme Court, whose case is currently being heard in the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC). While NABU and SAPO do not state it directly, the HACC is presiding over the trial of the former head of the court, Vsevolod Knyazev.
NABU refuted fakes about an investigation into Olena Zelenska. Reports regarding the preparation of her arrest are part of a Russian disinformation campaign.
The HACC has set bail ranging from 9. 9 to 20 million UAH for four individuals involved in a case concerning the legalization of 460 million UAH. The group is linked to elite construction projects near Kyiv.
HACC has recognized assets of MP Serhiy Lytvynenko worth over 7 million hryvnias as unsubstantiated. The official concealed three cars registered to straw persons.
Lyashko did not answer whether the former head of the Office of the President consulted an astrologer regarding his appointment. The Minister only noted that his zodiac sign is Taurus.
The court has ordered the arrest of Andriy Yermak with a bail option of 140 million UAH in a money laundering case. The lawyer is preparing an appeal and collecting funds from the client's friends.
Former Head of the Presidential Office Yermak will appeal the arrest with a bail set at 140 million hryvnias. He denies guilt and stated he lacks the funds to post bail.
Former Head of the Presidential Office Yermak was pelted with eggs after a court hearing regarding construction in Kozyn. The "attacker" turned out to be "Azov" veteran Viktor Lakhno; police are investigating the circumstances.
Journalists have identified Veronika Anikievych, who corresponded with Andriy Yermak regarding personnel appointments. The woman is an astrologer and has a father with a Russian passport.
The former head of the Office of the President denied asking for an astrologer's advice and called the 180 million bail excessive. The court's decision on the preventive measure will be announced on the morning of May 14.
Former Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak has been served with a notice of suspicion regarding money laundering. The Office of the President considers any assessments premature due to ongoing investigative actions.
NABU and SAPO have exposed an organized group involved in the legalization of 460 million UAH through luxury construction near Kyiv. The former head of the Office of the President of Ukraine has been notified of suspicion
Stanislav Bronevytskyi reported a loss of independence among SAPO prosecutors and the politicization of NABU. Oleksiy Honcharenko has summoned the heads of the agencies to a meeting of the Temporary Commission of Inquiry.
HACC has extended Yulia Tymoshenko's obligations in the bribery case. The MP's foreign passport was returned, and she was granted permission to travel outside of Kyiv.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has seized a luxury vehicle that a suspect in the SFGCU grain embezzlement case registered in his mother-in-law's name. Damages to the state are estimated at 29 million US dollars.
The Bureau of Economic Security (BEB) is illegally interpreting vehicle leasing as royalties, which contradicts international agreements and Ukrainian legislation. The lawyer explained that such behavior constitutes pressure on airlines and suggests potential corrupt interests of the investigators.
A former official of the Lysychansk City Military Administration is suspected of stealing 19. 3 million UAH on housing for IDPs. The funds were misappropriated through the purchase of a sanatorium at an inflated price.
NABU has detected the distribution of phishing emails containing malicious links and attachments. Official correspondence from the bureau is conducted exclusively from the nabu.gov.ua domain.
HACC has prohibited MP Yurchenko from leaving the Kyiv region until June 30. The court refused to forfeit 3 million hryvnias to the state budget.
"Pyshnyi on call": former MP claims NBU has lost its independence due to politically biased leadership.
SAP to try MP Shevchenko for laundering 9 million hryvnias. He purchased luxury cars with money from fertilizer fraud schemes.
NABU and SAP have exposed SBU officials in the Poltava region for a $110,000 bribe. The money was demanded for a plea deal in a case involving trade with the Russian Federation through shell companies.
The recordings consist of three separate conversations dated various days in July 2025. The new fragments feature former Minister of Defense Rustem Umerov, former First Assistant to the President Serhiy Shefir, and former Minister Oleksiy Chernyshov.
Kryvonos demands NABU be allowed to hold citizens in pretrial detention for years if detectives cannot keep up – media.
The High Anti-Corruption Court has set a deadline of May 24 for Yulia Tymoshenko to review the case regarding the bribery of MPs. The investigation in this proceeding has already been officially completed.
