The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine established that Andrii Serebrii failed to declare a mortgage debt, real estate, and committed other inaccuracies in financial reports.
President cited data from law enforcement and anti-corruption bodies, which see no link between these officials and the criminal case. He also announced personnel changes and called on partners to help eliminate 'Khimprom'.
Defender of Serhiy Duka stated that his client continues to serve in the SBU, despite being dismissed from his position, due to participation in special operations.
Ukrainian president stated that the Russian delegation refused to discuss halting strikes on energy systems, citing lack of authority.
In Ladany, a 28-year-old man was convicted of a fatal accident caused while intoxicated. He was sentenced to five years in prison and had his driving licence revoked.
The Kyiv City Military Administration reported that parts of an unmanned aerial vehicle fell on the grounds of a medical facility in the capital.
Gdansk police detained a 17-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of writing inciting slogans on memorial sites in Gdansk and Gdynia.
Wanted Yehor Burkin confirmed in a conversation with a blogger the facts outlined in the "Carthage" case materials and described in detail the mechanism of corrupt payments within law enforcement agencies.
Volodymyr Zelensky officially stated that National Security and Defence Council Secretary Igor Klymenko, Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi and Acting Head of the SBU Oleksandr Poklad have no connection to the 'Carthage' case.
According to the President, this information was provided by law enforcement agencies and anti-corruption structures. He shared these details while speaking with journalists.
In addition to clarifications regarding the case, Zelensky announced further personnel changes. He emphasised the need to completely cease the activities of the drug syndicate 'Khimprom'.
The President called on international partners to provide assistance in eliminating this group. According to him, 'Khimprom' is already operating in Poland and is attempting to expand its activities to Germany.
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