I am interested in whether there are grounds to believe that the criminal prosecution of former regional leader Mykhailo Dobkin is a manifestation of political revenge, or is it really a manifestation of systemic changes in the work of the prosecutor's office and the SBU after the appointment of Ruslan Kravchenko as Prosecutor General?
The European Commission has approved a new package of sanctions against Russia. I am wondering if it is possible to hold accountable individuals living in Ukraine who support Russia's actions? What are the legal mechanisms for this?
Recently, a Russian citizen was sentenced to 8 years in prison in Vinnytsia for financing and supplying resources to the Russian army. I am wondering if financing the military actions of an aggressor state is considered a crime under Ukrainian law?
I would like to know how the state will be compensated for losses if an official is found guilty of corruption during the war? Will the state take all necessary measures to return the lost funds?
A deputy of the Russian State Duma was convicted in absentia in Ukraine for supporting the ratification of friendship treaties with the "DPR" and "LPR." Does this mean that other citizens who express support for such actions can be held accountable for encroaching on the territorial integrity of Ukraine?
Recently, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine dismissed Svitlana Grynchuk from the post of Minister of Energy. Prior to this, NABU reported a large-scale corruption scheme in the energy sector. Does this dismissal automatically imply suspicion or criminal liability for the former minister?