Latest Anti-Corruption Updates
Odesa Medics Suspected of $4,000 Fake Disability Scheme
Three Odesa medics are suspected of organizing illegal crossings for men by arranging fake diagnoses and disabilities for $4,000. Investigators say another $1,000–1,500 was intended for expert team members in exchange for favorable conclusions
Appeal Court Upholds Ex-Donetsk Medical University Rector’s Sentence
The HACC Appeals Chamber upheld the 9-year prison sentence handed down in absentia to former Donetsk National Medical University rector Petro Kondratenko for accepting bribes and laundering proceeds. The ruling may be appealed to the Supreme Court
NABU, SAP Expose Raider Group Linked to MP, Presidential Office
NABU and SAP exposed a criminal organization involving a sitting and former MP, Presidential Office officials and others. Investigators say the group illegally seized assets worth over UAH 248 million and attempted to take real estate worth another UAH 207 million
Ternopil Emergency Service Official Faces Bribery Trial
A Ternopil region emergency service official will stand trial for allegedly taking $1,500 to influence TCP staff and remove a conscript from the Oberih wanted list. The court set bail at over UAH 266,000
HACC Appeals Court Resumes Ex-Judge Novik Case
The HACC Appeals Chamber resumed hearings on appeals against the sentence of judge Lali Novik, who was sentenced to five years in prison for receiving a $2,500 bribe. The proceedings had been suspended after she joined the Armed Forces
SAP to Send Skorokhod Case to Court in October
SAP plans to send the case against MP Anna Skorokhod and her aide Serhii Kapatsyn to court after October 5. The HACC has limited the defense’s access to the pretrial investigation materials until that date
HACC Schedules Hearing in Shylo Case
The HACC has begun proceedings against SSU officer Artem Shylo, his former subordinate Oleksandr Kovalyuk and two others over the alleged misappropriation of Ukrzaliznytsia funds and money laundering. The court scheduled a preparatory hearing
HACC Again Allows MP Skorokhod to Travel Abroad
The HACC again allowed MP Anna Skorokhod to travel to Greece from September 19 to October 4, 2026. After returning to Ukraine, she must notify the prosecutor and return the passport issued to her for safekeeping
HACC Allows Trial in Absentia for Shurma and Two Others
The HACC Appeals Chamber allowed a special pretrial investigation into former Presidential Office deputy head Rostyslav Shurma, his brother Oleh and ex-Zaporizhzhiaoblenergo director Viktor Mitchenko over the alleged misappropriation of UAH 141 million in a green tariff scheme
Poltava Hospital Director Gets Bail in Bribery Case
A Poltava court set bail of over UAH 260,000 and suspended the director of the city’s Clinical Hospital No. 3, Anatolii Rudych. He is suspected of receiving more than UAH 280,000 through a scheme involving inflated employee payments
Kyiv Region Officials Exposed in $5,000 Draft Scheme
Law enforcement officers exposed officials in Kyiv region who allegedly charged $5,000 to arrange medical records and a fake military medical commission conclusion allowing conscripts to serve only in rear units. Suspects were detained receiving $2,000
Ex-Head of Khmelnytskyi MSEC Has Duties Extended
The HACC extended until October 7 the procedural duties of former Khmelnytskyi MSEC head Tetiana Krupa in the illicit enrichment case. A UAH 20 million bail was previously posted for her, allowing her release from custody