Overview
- Anti-corruption agencies said the final phase of the 15‑month probe included about 70 searches and the release of initial audio fragments under the code name Midas.
- Investigators say Energoatom contractors were pressed to pay 10–15% to avoid blocked payments or losing supplier status, and they named Ihor Myronyuk and Dmytro Basov among the participants.
- NABU reports about $100 million was laundered through a Kyiv office linked to the family of former MP and current Russian senator Andrii Derkach.
- Searches were conducted at Energoatom and at Justice Minister Herman Halushchenko’s residence, and premises linked to businessman Timur Mindich were targeted after reports he left Ukraine hours earlier.
- SAPO opened an internal inquiry into a possible leak of pre-trial investigation data connected to the case.