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In the case concerning medical negligence by Odrex doctors, only 3 of the 16 court hearings scheduled for October took place. On October 30, Vitalii Rusakov’s lawyers once again filed a motion to postpone the hearing—10 minutes before it was due to begin.
The accused may participate in a court hearing even while on sick leave—remotely, from home or a medical facility. A female lawyer explained under what conditions the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine allows this.
In the case concerning medical negligence by Odrex doctors Vitalii Rusakov and Maryna Bielotserkovska, three court hearings have been postponed at once. This time, the reason was sick leave taken by one of the defendants. The next hearing is scheduled to take place on October 20.
The court hearing in the case of medical negligence by Odrex doctors took place on October 8, but the next two hearings will not be held\nbecause of yet another set of motions from the defense attorneys.
Almost a year has passed since the release of the documentary film “Hornets' Nest. ” The families of deceased patients spoke about the current status of investigations and court proceedings concerning the circumstances of treatment at Odrex.
Ukrainian military forces struck a Russian Buk-M3, a base for attack UAVs, an electronic warfare station, telecommunications nodes and repair units.
The Department of Health of the Odesa Regional Military Administration refused to conduct a clinical expert assessment of Ihor Melai’s treatment at Odrex. This was due to the clinic’s lack of the original medical records, which had been seized by law enforcement officers. At the same time, experts emphasize that when originals are seized, certified copies of the documents must remain at the medical facility.
The NHSU reported that the Odrex clinic received more than UAH 37. 5 million in 2025 under the Medical Guarantees Program. At the same time, according to other data, the clinic received UAH 111 million—almost three times as much.
Last week, the Kyivskyi District Court of Odesa was supposed to continue hearing the case involving Odrex doctors; however, all three scheduled hearings were postponed. Two of them were postponed at the request of the defense.
The court hearing in the case of the Odrex doctors accused of medical negligence has been postponed again. This time, due to the participation of attorney Maryna Bielotserkovska in another proceeding. The next hearing is scheduled for September 18.
In the case involving Odrex doctors, the court deemed the reasons for the absence of one of the defendants’ lawyers unjustified. Experts explained whether the lawyer faces disciplinary liability.
Widow Olha Melai demands that a clinical expert commission be convened to assess her husband's treatment and points out that the Department ignored the existence of records in the Electronic Healthcare System.
The case of the Odrex doctors accused of negligence resulting in a patient’s death is ongoing in the Kyivskyi District Court of Odesa.
Ratcliffe failed to convince Putin to make concessions regarding Ukraine. After the visit, Russia intensified its strikes on civilian infrastructure.
The EU approved €6. 1 billion in defense funding for Ukraine, including air defense. Member states also promised additional resources, but provided no details.
Odrex doctor Vitaliy Rusakov, accused of medical negligence, is attempting to discredit the court instead of allowing justice to assess the evidence in the case. The clinic itself may be using a similar tactic — the families of deceased patients have repeatedly reported being pressured.
Five citizens filed complaints with the Ministry of Health about the activities of the private Odrex clinic over the past four years. In response to these complaints, the regulator conducted unscheduled inspections of legal entities associated with the brand, and one of them had its license to practice medicine fully revoked.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine’s defense industry needs to scale up the production of drones and long-range systems. The President called for creating protection against Russian ballistic missiles.
The falsification of medical documentation could serve as grounds not only for the criminal liability of the doctors involved, but also for the revocation of the clinic’s license.
Two consecutive court hearings in the case of medical negligence by Odrex doctors have been postponed due to the absence of defense lawyers. The next hearing is scheduled for July 30. Meanwhile, the accused surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov publicly states that court hearings should take place no more than once a month.
The defense in the case of medical negligence by Odrex doctors criticizes the actions of the presiding judge Viktor Chaplytskyi. The accused surgeon demands that court hearings be scheduled no more than once a month.
Oncologist Maryna Bielotserkovska left the Odrex clinic after the death of businessman Adnan Kivan in an attempt to save her own reputation. The case is accompanied by delays in court hearings due to the absence of a lawyer.
Odessa court again postpones Odrex doctors' case regarding the death of Adnan Kivan due to the absence of a lawyer. The preliminary hearing was rescheduled for June 25.
Odrex doctors are accused of medical negligence that may have led to the death of businessman Adnan Kivan. The defense is dragging out the case through recusals and postponements to allow the statute of limitations to expire.
Odrex doctor Vitaliy Rusakov brought a support group to the court hearing regarding the death of Adnan Kivan. He is attempting to pressure the court and the prosecution.
Odrex surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov performed operations despite a court-ordered work ban. He also treats patients without entering data into their medical records.
The court imposed a personal recognizance on doctors of the Odrex clinic in the case concerning the death of Adnan Kivan. Surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov was also suspended from his position.
A court in Odesa failed to impose a pretrial restrictive measure on Odrex doctors due to delays caused by the defense. The medics are accused of negligence that resulted in the death of a patient.
Surgeon Vitaliy Rusakov is on trial for negligence in the treatment of Adnan Kivan. The defendant claims that a verdict against him will trigger a collapse of the entire medical industry. Such statements may indicate megalomania.
Odrex receives millions from the budget despite criminal cases and the loss of a license by one of its legal entities.