Overview
- NABU said it uncovered an organized criminal group that included current members of parliament who allegedly took bribes in exchange for votes.
- Investigators reported being prevented by security forces from conducting searches at parliamentary committee offices in Kyiv and published a photo of the blockade.
- The agency warned that obstructing investigative actions constitutes a direct violation of the law.
- The State Security Administration said its agents checked individuals taken by NABU as witnesses due to the emergency regime and then allowed them into the government quarter.
- No arrests have been announced, and the developing case follows a separate $100 million energy scandal that triggered senior resignations as Zelensky travels to Florida to meet President Donald Trump.