mindich case

Kyiv Court of Appeal released NABU detective Ruslan Magamedrasulov’s detention. Lawyer Shcherban urges easing measures; prosecutor notes risks decreased, suggesting possible house arrest instead of detention.

Pecherskyy Court in Kyiv released NABU detective Ruslan Magamedrasulov’s father under nighttime house arrest, partially granting the request, while prosecutors had proposed a bail exceeding 900,000 UAH.

According to the President Volodymy Zelenskyy, Andriy Yermak has been dismissed from the position of the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

Amid sweeping investigations into high-level corruption, President Zelenskyy faces urgent calls to dismiss his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, as public trust hangs by a thread.

NABU and SAP are searching Andriy Yermak’s home and office as part of the “Midas” corruption case. Investigators are preparing a suspicion tied to his alleged interest in luxury “Dynasty” properties, possibly caught on the Mindich tapes, where Yermak appears as “Ali Baba.” Despite knowing this, Zelensky appointed him to the peace negotiation team.

Ruslan Magamedrasulov, NABU detective, discusses his role in Operation “Midas,” SBU obstruction, targeted surveillance, and seizures, linking his and his father’s arrests to exposing corruption within Ukraine’s security services.

Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Bureau has declared businessman Tymur Mindich and alleged money-laundering coordinator Oleksandr Tsukerman wanted as key suspects in the high-profile “Midas” case.

Denys Shtilerman, co-owner and chief designer of Fire Point, acknowledged that corruption suspect Tymur Mindich sought a 50% stake in the company. He also confirmed that Ihor Fursenko – featured in NABU and SAPO’s “Midas” tapes – previously worked at Fire Point.

Timur Mindich, once a shadowy but influential figure, emerges at the center of a sweeping corruption scheme that spans government agencies, seized assets, and high-ranking officials. Ukrainska Pravda’s year-long investigation uncovers covert meetings, operational license plates, secret offices, and a network involving ARMA, Sensbank, and top ministers allegedly tied to Mindich’s financial curator, Oleksandr Zukerman.

The High Anti-Corruption Court is selecting a preventive measure for former Vice Prime Minister Oleksiy Chernyshov. In the wiretaps released by NABU, Chernyshov was referred to as “CheGuevara” as part of operational secrecy.

Since January 2025, the State Financial Monitoring Service of Ukraine has not provided the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) with information on the fund movements of the company “Fire Point,” which receives state contracts for the production of long-range drones.

A group of citizens gathered today on Kyiv’s Maidan to voice their outrage over what they describe as escalating corruption and impunity in Ukraine. Protesters called for decisive action from the government, condemning officials who, in their words, “profit from the blood of our children during wartime.”