Rustem Umerov testified at NABU: what is known about the 'Mindycha case'

Investigation of the Mindycha Case

Rustem Umerov testified at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) as a witness in the case known as the 'Mindycha case'. The procedural action took place on November 25. It is noteworthy that the head of NABU, Semen Kryvonos, stated that the investigation is ongoing, and the Office of Scheme Participants went through about $100 million.

According to the press service of the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC), Rustem Umerov answered all questions from the investigation within the framework of procedural legislation. As part of this case, a criminal proceeding has already been opened regarding interference in the activities of a public official. The main organizer of the scheme is Timur Mindycha, and among the participants are former ministers, including Herman Halushchenko and Rustem Umerov.

Public Interest and Consequences

The investigation of the case continues to generate significant interest in society and the media, as it involves large financial sums and possible corrupt actions at a high level.

This case underscores the importance of combating corruption in Ukraine, especially at the level of public officials. Given the large sums involved in the investigation, the results of the investigation could have a substantial impact on public trust in government bodies and their activities. The further development of events in this case may also influence the political situation in the country. — Press service of the Secretary of the NSDC