Okhmatdyt reconstruction scsndal. A company worth 307 million with doubled prices was chosen as the contractor without explanation
A $307M contractor selection for rebuilding Ukraine’s Okhmatdyt hospital triggers scandal, with inflated prices and unanswered questions over donor-funded reconstruction decisions.
Aug 3, 2024
Threat to Ukraine’s national security: “former” Gazprom partners plan to seize nationwide capacities of Ukrnafta
An investigative report examines concerns that individuals linked to former Gazprom partnerships could seek influence over Ukrnafta’s nationwide energy infrastructure during wartime conditions.
Jul 24, 2024
Volunteer in a Lamborghini: The Story of Great Success During a Great War
An investigation questions how a wartime “volunteer” built a luxury lifestyle involving supercars, foreign travel, and alleged access to Ukraine’s defense ecosystem.
Jul 23, 2024
A business partner of Andriy Yermak, the Ukraine’s President Office Head, borrows money from Russians to buy a house in the USA
A Ukrainian investigative report alleges that a business partner of a senior presidential office figure used Russian-linked financing to purchase a $600,000 home in the United States.
Jul 22, 2024
The owner of a Russian oil terminal will begin gas extraction near Poltava
A Russian-linked oil terminal owner is reportedly launching gas extraction near Poltava, raising concerns over energy security, ownership influence, and wartime economic networks.
Jul 20, 2024
Ukrainian diplomats and border guards created a smuggling channel to Europe
A shocking investigation alleges that diplomatic channels and border personnel may have been exploited in a cross-border smuggling scheme into the EU.
Jul 17, 2024
Bribe Empire of the President’s Office Deputy Head Oleg Tatarov
A new investigation highlights a $170,000 bribery case involving prosecutors in Ukraine’s top law enforcement structures, raising questions about institutional influence and accountability.
Jul 16, 2024
The hidden Western tech behind Russian warfare
Despite sanctions, Western-made microchips and components continue to power Russian missiles and drones, revealing a hidden global supply chain fueling the war — EMPR.media investigation.
Jul 15, 2024
Top “peacemakers” in sea imports of Russian bloody crude oil and petroleum products
Turkey surged to 2nd place in Russian crude imports and became the world’s top ocean importer of Russian petroleum products in May 2024 — a controversial energy twist in war‑era sanctions. empr.media
Jul 14, 2024
After the strike on “Okhmatdyt,” a Russian pilot handed over photos of commanders and service documents
In the aftermath of the Okhmatdyt hospital strike, a Russian pilot appalled by the attack passed Ukrainian intelligence photos and service documents of commanders — key evidence on war conduct.:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Jul 11, 2024
Putin, on the eve of the NATO summit, tries to show the world he’s willing to go to the end. He kills children at Okhmatdyt and women in maternity hospitals
Analysis: On the eve of the NATO summit, Kremlin‑ordered strikes hit Kyiv’s children’s hospital and maternity wards, a brutal signal that Moscow intends to fight to the bitter end — and what this means for allied support and war strategy.…
Jul 8, 2024
Kremlin plans: the illusion of peace talks
An in‑depth analysis argues that the Kremlin’s “peace talks” aren’t genuine — they are tactical delay and political theater used by Moscow to weaken Ukraine and prolong war — empr.media.
Jul 5, 2024