
© Telegram/NABUImage released by Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) on November 10, 2025 in connection with its probe of Energoatom
Ukraine's NABU says it is dismantling a "high-level criminal organization" linked to the energy sector.
Ukrainian anti-graft investigators have conducted multiple raids connected to
Timur Mindich, a long-time associate of Vladimir Zelensky, according to
opposition lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezhnyak and local news outlets.
The searches, carried out by the
National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) on Monday, reportedly targeted properties owned by
Mindich, as well as
Justice Minister German Galushchenko - a former energy minister described by Ukrainian media as Mindich's insider in the government -
and also state-run nuclear operator Energoatom, Zhelezhnyak said on Monday.
NABU confirmed taking action against Energoatom, stating that it was investigating a
"high-level criminal organization" operating within Ukraine's energy sector. The agency said
the case stems from over 1,000 hours of surveillance and 15 months of investigative work but declined to name any suspects.
The agency also released several images showing large quantities of cash, including a stack of 100-dollar bills packaged in plastic wrap, some of which had serial numbers and were marked
"ATLANTA" and
"KAN CITY."
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