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🔥🔥 NON-STOP Ukraine exposes: “fixers” in MIA service centers, judicial scandals and corruption risks in the National Police under the cover of state authority
1️⃣ Iryna Parkhomenko — deputy head of the MIA RSC, where exams and services are paid for to fixers
Deputy head of the Regional Service Center of the MIA Iryna #Пархоменко is responsible for the system around which serious questions arise. While citizens spend months trying to get an appointment and take the exam through the regular process, intermediaries offer to “solve the problem” for money. The materials also mention service center employees who are linked to paid access to exams, as well as family ties within the system. Parkhomenko’s declaration draws particular attention: over 1,18 million UAH in income, a Volkswagen Tiguan 2022 year, tens of thousands of dollars in cash and over 645 thousand UAH in the bank. The declared assets by themselves do not prove violations. But when questions arise around state services regarding fixers, personnel connections, and transparency of operations — the main question becomes: who is actually responsible for this system and why does it still operate this way?
2️⃣ Judge Ruseva and a bribery scandal in the Prymorskyi District Court of Odesa:
The High Anti-Corruption Court resumed Lonsky’s case
The High Anti-Corruption Court resumed consideration of the case against Prymorskyi District Court judge of Odesa Illia Lonsky, who is accused of instigating the provision of unlawful benefits and fraud. NABU and SAP materials mention judge Anzhelika #Русєва. According to the investigation, in 2023 Lonsky received thousands of dollars from lawyer 2, part of which he was supposed to pass to Ruseva for a favorable decision in a case under art. 130 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses. After searches of Lonsky’s office, Ruseva recused herself. The covert investigative materials also contain records of her contacts with Lonsky, but the judge herself denied that the conversations concerned this case. At the same time, law enforcement is checking Lonsky’s possible influence on other judges of the Prymorskyi District Court. Whether Ruseva knew about his intentions and whether she was involved in any arrangements is to be determined by the court. Her guilt in any criminal offense has not been established.
3️⃣ Ihor Zvezdin — head of the anti-corruption department of the NPU, under whose nose criminal schemes multiply
Ihor #Звездін heads the Corruption Prevention and Lustration Department of the National Police — a unit tasked with detecting corruption risks within the system. However, while Zvezdin is responsible for the anti-corruption direction, questions continue to arise in the NPU about possible pressure on business, dubious procurements and concealment of violations. Earlier, questions were also raised about the property history of Zvezdin’s family. Journalists in particular drew attention to his father’s purchase of an apartment in Dnipro and his brother’s purchase of a townhouse in Kryukivshchyna, as well as the family’s subsequent declarations of real estate, a car and substantial cash assets. And now — about what is happening directly in the system that the anti-corruption unit is supposed to control. In October 2024 the NPU purchased 10 thousand BR-M-92 handcuffs for 14,9 million UAH. At the same time, other police units bought the same product from the same manufacturer for 976 UAH per unit versus 1490 UAH in the NPU. The difference is over 5 million UAH.
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