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Corruption
A group of individuals, allegedly acting on Mykola Tyshchenko's orders, unlawfully detained a former member of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for unclear reasons.
Jun. 25
Germany
The head of Russia’s Armed Forces Main Communications Directorate is the most recent senior general to be charged with accepting “a bribe on an especially large scale,” according to Russian media.
May. 23
US
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Kyiv, where he praised Ukraine’s courage and urged continued reforms to “root out the scourge of corruption.”
May. 15
Corruption
The Head of Russia’s Defense Ministry personnel department was arrested during an overnight raid as part of a broader shake-up at the top levels of Russia’s military.
May. 14
Corruption
Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi was granted bail. He continues to perform his duties, although he technically resigned on Thursday, April 25.
Apr. 26
Corruption
Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi has become one of the few top-level officials in the history of Ukraine to face corruption charges during his tenure.
Apr. 23
Corruption
According to Slidstvo.info investigative website, the head of the SBU Cyber Security Department, Ilya Vityuk, filmed Berkut shooting protesters on the Maidan in 2014.
Apr. 19
Corruption
In December, a local lawmaker at a village council meeting in western Ukraine, upset over alleged corruption, lobbed 3 grenades into a meeting room, killing 2 and injuring 24 more.
Apr. 11
Corruption
A Slidstvo-Info investigative journalist who released an unflattering report on Vityuk, was approached in a Kyiv shopping mall on April 1 by military draft officials, sparking corruption accusations.
Apr. 9
Corruption
On the eve of the publication of a story about possible corruption at the SBU, the investigative journalist behind it was approached in a Kyiv shopping mall by military draft center officials.
Apr. 7
Ukraine
The news site’s report found that every sixth official had bought an apartment or house, and every third one a car. Meanwhile, officials’ savings also increased.
Apr. 4
Germany
German journalists identified the logos of Knauf and WKB Systems on various construction equipment, house windows, and building materials scattered across war-torn Mariupol.
Apr. 4
Zelensky
The detention of Artem Shylo by NABU detectives could have big consequences for the Ukrainian President’s Office.
Apr. 3
Ukraine
According to law enforcement officers, the ex-official became richer by almost Hr.60 million ($1.5 million) in 2022-2023.
Mar. 21
Ukraine
Authorities said they have identified an “organized group” comprising officials and businessmen that sold tools to Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s state-owned railway enterprise, at an inflated price.
Feb. 28
Ukraine
There has always been a wide range of opinions in Ukraine and the war has caused contrasting viewpoints to be more frequently aired - but everyone agrees that 2024 is going to be a hard year.
Jan. 29
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Kyiv, where he praised Ukraine’s courage and urged continued reforms to “root out the scourge of corruption.”
May. 15