National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine
The scheme's organizer and a former deputy unit commander resold spare parts worth 350 million UAH back to the state. The property had been written off as destroyed by Russian shelling.
Parliament passed a law on a unified declaration of integrity and family ties for judges. This will unlock over 300 million euros in financial aid from the European Union.
The Supreme Court has opened a case following a lawsuit by Oleksandr Zuckerman against Zelenskyy regarding the lifting of sanctions. The individual involved in the Midas case considers the restrictions to be illegal.
The Verkhovna Rada Committee approved an increase in defense spending by 1. 5 trillion UAH in 2026. The funds will be allocated to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and weaponry, thanks to a 90 billion euro EU loan.
HACC sentenced Kniaziev to 5 years in prison with confiscation of property. The former Supreme Court Chairman pleaded guilty and will direct over a million dollars to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The court released Viktor Husarov from liability for leaking data due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. The NABU detective fully admitted his guilt.
SAPO has notified two individuals of suspicion regarding the embezzlement of 170 million UAH from Energoatom. During the construction of the PSPP, the cost of equipment was inflated nearly twofold.
The SAPO has issued a new notice of suspicion to Vasyl Lozynskyi regarding procurement at inflated prices. The damages to the state from these actions amount to millions of hryvnias.
A State Border Guard Service official and a businessman are suspected of extorting a $1 million bribe. The money was demanded from the winner of a 760 million hryvnia tender for the supply of drones.
Petro Olenych and his defense claim an artificial delay in the discovery of case materials for the "Chyste Misto" (Clean City) case. Lawyer Yevhen Solodko reported potential violations by NABU and the opening of proceedings by the SBI.
NABU exposed a State Border Guard Service official and a businessman for extorting a $1 million bribe. The money was demanded from the winner of a tender for the supply of 270 drones.
SAPO has completed the case regarding the former head of the State Tax Service and a 147 million hryvnia scheme. Over 200 companies were used to minimize taxes through bribes.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has set bail for four Supreme Court judges in the $2. 7 million bribe case. The amounts range from 900,000 to 3 million hryvnias.
Fire Point stated that it has not received government funding for development, has passed an audit by a Big Four firm, and characterized the allegations of a "monopoly" and "inflated prices" as an information attack.
Ukraine is experiencing an acute shortage of Patriot missiles and is preparing an analogue of the FP-7. x. The first test of its own anti-ballistic missile is planned for the end of the year.
The full-scale war in Ukraine has been ongoing for over four years, yet despite this, the system for monitoring procurement for the defense sector has still not been properly established. Moreover, there is a lack of systematic oversight of the field and preventive detection of violations.
A tax inspector in the Sumy region was served a notice of suspicion for participating in a 2 million UAH scheme. He assisted his superior in extorting money from a business in exchange for a successful audit.
The SAPO has referred the case of a parliamentary faction leader to court. She is accused of offering bribes to MPs in exchange for loyalty during voting.
The Ukrainian equivalent of the Patriot system could begin intercepting Russian ballistic missiles by the end of the year. The Freya project has already received support from Germany, France, and Norway.
According to the court ruling, detective Magamedrasulov and Khrystenko organized a mechanism for extorting an undue benefit from Volodymyr Slonchak, whose voice was featured on the tapes in the Komarnytskyi case.
The co-founder of Fire Point stated that the AntAC handed over the company's secret blueprints to foreign embassies, which triggered inquiries from diplomatic missions. The manufacturer has filed a criminal complaint with the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).
NABU has uncovered a scheme to embezzle 36 million UAH through the shadow leasing of State Reserve warehouses. The suspects include the former head of the agency and an organizer.
Oleksandr Tsukerman decided to challenge Zelenskyy's sanctions in the Supreme Court. The lawsuit was stayed due to the lack of justification regarding the violation of the plaintiff's rights.
Russia seeks to destabilize the situation within Ukraine and undermine the trust of partners. Scandals in the defense industry may also be used for this purpose.
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.