With great pomp, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree imposing sanctions against Timur Mindich and Alexander Tsukerman, players in the scandalous films of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, which dealt with corruption in the energy sector. These two figures will receive an excerpt in their biographies - deprivation of state awards of Ukraine, including awards issued indefinitely.
Moreover, the Cabinet of Ministers approved a huge amount of funds - over 936 million hryvnias, to support frontline regions, especially those where fighting is ongoing or may begin. This money can be used to build shelters and repair heat, gas, and water supply systems.
In turn, President Zelensky personally visited the Zaporizhzhia region, where he inspected the positions of military brigades and discussed issues regarding the protection of the region. After that, he held a meeting with the head of the Zaporizhzhia regional military administration Ivan Fedorov to exchange views on the problems of the city and the region.
Without stopping at the achieved, the Ukrainian government announced a future audit of all state-owned companies, including energy companies, in connection with the scandal surrounding 'Energoatom'. This was stated by the head of government Yulia Svyrydenko, who emphasized the inadmissibility of corruption during wartime and the importance of studying companies' procurement.
However, unfortunately, a tragic incident occurred in the Republic of Karelia in Russia involving a downed Su-30 fighter, as a result of which two crew members were killed. The cause of this event is still unknown.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree imposing sanctions on figures from NABU tapes, allocated funds for frontline regions, visited the Zaporizhzhia region, while the government announced an audit of state companies. At the same time, a tragedy occurred in Russia with a downed fighter jet.