
Zelensky in Denmark: New aid package and meetings with Northern European leaders announced
Ukrainian President begins visit to Denmark, announces preparation of new military support package.

Ukrainian President begins visit to Denmark, announces preparation of new military support package.

The cost of the grain has risen to 92 hryvnia, with indicators approaching the 100-hryvnia mark.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasised that Moscow does not agree to a ceasefire without first reaching a comprehensive agreement on ending the war.

The central bank forecasts that infrastructure destruction and the halt of metallurgical production in the second half of 2026 will significantly worsen the country's macroeconomic indicators.

NABU detectives in Mukachevo are checking Pavlo Khalimon's involvement in an attempt to gain control over Katyon Invest. The focus is on the conflict surrounding the Tereblia salt deposit.

Former regional council deputy Mykola Stavitsky has filed a lawsuit demanding the annulment of Viktor Bilan's victory in the elections to the Council of Veterans for Ukraine's Independence.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev reported 11 dead and 48 injured in two chain collisions on the Thracian highway. The government cancelled meetings, and military aircraft and a government plane were deployed to evacuate patients.

Logistics group NOVA, co-owned by Volodymyr Poperehniuk and Viacheslav Klymov, reported a 32.5% increase in revenue over nine months, although the third quarter ended with a net loss.

Mykola Serhiiovych Sushko, born in 1983, hails from the village of Sushky in the Kozelshchyna community of Poltava region. He is currently a resident of Cyprus, where, according to his own claims, he works as a trader. Sushko positions himself as a person who has amassed significant capital on American stock exchanges and is now focused on large-scale philanthropy. In his words, he is the largest private donor of the new wave and the "Ukrainian Soros". However, an analysis of registries, media coverage, and wiki sources reveals significant discrepancies between this autobiography and verified facts.
The English-language article about Mykola Sushko on Wikipedia, created approximately in September 2026, contains false statements about his career. It states that he held the position of head of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) in 2015–2017, and also served as the Ambassador of Ukraine to Cyprus in 2020–2022.
These data are not true. During the specified period (2015–2021), the NSSMC was headed by Timur Khrumayev. The Ambassador of Ukraine to Cyprus in 2020–2025 was Ruslan Nymchynskyi. An interesting fact is that Ruslan Nymchynskyi personally participated in the presentation of Sushko's development project Smartland, as reported by the publication Cyprus Mail. The Ukrainian-language article "Sushko Mykola Serhiiovych", also created in September 2026, has not yet passed review. The Cypriot portal Dom.com.cy mistakenly identified Sushko as the managing director of Oppenheim Architects, an American architectural firm that only designs Smartland.
The authors of the fact-check noted that it has not been established who specifically created or edited these wiki articles. Therefore, it is impossible to assert that Sushko himself commissioned them. It is correct only to state that false information about state positions appeared in the articles, which chronologically coincides with a campaign of positive publications.
Sushko's financial cluster included the investment fund "Sterling". Later, this fund became the owner of the "Pentopak" plant, which the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) confiscated from the family of Russian oligarch Ivan Savvidi. Some media claimed that "Sterling" founded "Pentopak" during Savvidi's time, but documents do not confirm this. The actual chain of ownership is more complex, and a key question remains open, to which Sushko has not yet provided a public answer.
The documentarily verified part of Sushko's biography is significantly more modest than the public legend. According to data from the British registry Companies House, he was born in May 1983. His LinkedIn profile indicates that in 2006 he graduated from KNEU with a specialisation in "economic cybernetics". It also mentions obtaining an MBA from IBI and a President's MBA from KMBS in 2014–2016, as well as studying at LBS and Kozminski.
In an interview for the KMBS alumni community on the Mind platform, Sushko talked about his transition from business, understood as a set of metrics, to activities aimed at influencing society. In a conversation with the Gongadze Prize, he described his business vaguely: he mentioned "financial analytics", about 15 years of experience, and the goal of helping young people achieve financial independence. At the same time, he did not name specific companies or explain the sources of his wealth.
In April 2026, the publication Forbes Ukraine called him a "mysterious businessman who, according to him, made his fortune on US stock exchanges". Photos for the material were provided by Sushko's own press office.
Mykola's wife, Anna Sushko, founded the Cypriot initiative for Ukrainians Obiimy Cyprus (UkrCy News). According to data from the Mnozhyna Foundation, the couple has four children. In the Unified State Register, Sushko is recorded as a citizen of Ukraine with a residence address in Larnaca (Cyprus), according to Clarity Project data.
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