# Investigation
Compensation from their own pockets and up to 10 years' imprisonment: MPs propose to increase the responsibility of law enforcement officers
People's Deputies Anna Skorokhod, Georgiy Mazurashu, and Mikhail Sokolov have registered a package of bills that could radically change the process of bringing law enforcement officers to justice. The parliamentarians propose not only to increase penalties for unlawful actions during investigations, but also to introduce a procedure for compensating citizens for damages caused by law enforcement officers at their own expense.
The Medvedchuk "pipe" case: from expert examination to court
The history of the Samara-Western Direction oil product pipeline is one of decades of court proceedings and reviews of decisions, followed by a criminal investigation. After the asset was returned to state ownership, the investigation was closed. In March 2026, the indictment against Viktor Medvedchuk was sent to court.
In Vinnytsia, two doctors are suspected of illegally registering disability
In Vinnytsia, a family doctor at a private clinic and the head of a department at a city hospital were exposed on suspicion of producing fake medical documents and demanding illegal benefits. Cash and jewellery were seized during searches.
The budget loses 2 billion hryvnia annually due to flower smuggling, according to Getmantsev
In Ukraine, 78% of the flower market is in the "shadow," and the state budget's losses from schemes in this sector are estimated at 2 billion hryvnia per year. The MP calls on the Economic Security Bureau and the tax service to take immediate action.
Bill Clinton stated at closed congressional hearings that he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
Former US President Bill Clinton testified before a House committee in a case involving Jeffrey Epstein and said he was unaware of his crimes. According to Republicans, the transcript and video of the testimony are to be released in the coming days.
Searches conducted at EFG Bank Luxembourg in Luxembourg in connection with Russian money laundering case
At the end of February, law enforcement officers conducted searches at the offices of EFG Bank Luxembourg as part of an investigation launched in 2025 on suspicion of laundering Russian funds, in particular for the benefit of Ramzan Kadyrov's entourage, and violations of anti-terrorism financing rules.
The Epstein files: which famous people appear in the documents, and what do Ukrainian modelling agencies have to do with it?
The Epstein files are a partially disclosed collection of materials related to criminal proceedings against Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. The documents include court materials, correspondence, flight logs, photos and videos, and some of the data is published with significant edits.
A group selling certificates to avoid mobilisation for money was exposed in Odessa
Law enforcement officers detained five representatives of a public organisation suspected of extorting money from conscripts. During searches, weapons, ammunition and other material evidence were seized.
The Security Service of Ukraine uncovered a scheme involving the embezzlement of UAH 68 million from energy companies
The Security Service of Ukraine has uncovered a scheme involving the embezzlement of funds from energy companies controlled by a businessman subject to sanctions. The amount embezzled is estimated at around 68 million hryvnia.
The son of a Ukrainian banker suspected of kidnapping and murdering his father has been arrested in Barcelona.
The 34-year-old son of a former Ukrainian banker, who is suspected of kidnapping and murdering his father in Milan, was arrested in Barcelona. The operation was carried out by Italian and Spanish law enforcement agencies.
Mindich declared his readiness to return and go to prison on bail
Businessman Timur Mindich, who is involved in the Midas case concerning embezzlement in the energy sector, has stated his willingness to return to Ukraine and remain in custody on condition of "honest bail".
How the ESBU and the Accounting Chamber will influence Ukraine's financial future: analysis of the latest IMF report
In the context of a protracted war, financial support for Ukraine from international partners has become not just an auxiliary tool, but the foundation of macroeconomic stability. The new four-year Extended Fund Facility (EFF) programme from the IMF, worth $8.1 billion, is part of a $136.5 billion international support package. However, these funds are not provided unconditionally: their receipt directly depends on Ukraine's ability to reform key state institutions, among which the Economic Security Bureau and the Accounting Chamber occupy a special place.
