Independence or illusion? NABU and SAPO are ringing the bells: businessmen Mindich and Zuckerman are already on Interpol's wanted lists. They are the figures in the "Midas" case, which reveals disgusting corruption in the energy sector. The criminal scheme, like a sinister mechanism, is served by those who have power and money, who are entrenched in the system.
Journalists are restless: “The materials sent to Interpol—is that true?” The answer is clear as a hammer blow: “Yes, they were sent.” But wait! Where is the “red card”? The accents are shifting. SAPO Director Klymenko emphasizes: not everything is so simple. The lack of public information is only the first act in this game, where the “red card” has already begun to operate, albeit without a loud announcement.
In November last year, a persistent cry about large corruption schemes was heard from the NABU and SAPO. A criminal network was revealed, where the rotten shadows of high-ranking officials stretch from one pocket to another. Timur Mindich is the master of this scheme, the president's business partner, who became king in the game of money.
But 61-year-old Oleksandr Zukerman, a fugitive abroad, side by side with Mindich, becomes an equally important figure. Hidden behind the pseudonym "Sugarman", he conducts negotiations with the then Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshov on audio recordings. Zukerman and Mindich are two magnets of corruption evil, which his accomplices continue to cover up.
Mindich and Zuckerman recently became part of the Myrotvorets base. They are turning Ukraine’s defense and energy security into just another front for their corrupt manipulations. But their Israeli citizenship puts an extra brick on the path to extradition, as a symbol of irresponsibility and impunity within the system.
This is not just news—it is a call to action! Justice must prevail!
Original source: https://www.rbc.ua/
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