8legs: Special anti-corruption prosecutor's office

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NABU and SAPO conducted searches at Andriy Yermak's premises as part of a graft probe.
The raid targets Andriy Yermak, Zelenskiy’s top adviser and a key Kyiv power broker.
The investigation is tied to a broader $100 million energy corruption case involving associates linked to Zelenskyy.
The actions come amid protests and a political debate over anti-corruption reforms in Ukraine.
Zelenskyy’s office and parliament previously sought to curb the independence of NABU and SAPO.
The case has broadened to include other energy officials and a noted businessman tied to the government.
The probe is described as the most damaging domestic scandal of Zelenskyy’s tenure.
Yermak acknowledged the investigators’ access to his apartment and said his lawyers were on site.
The searches reflect ongoing efforts to enforce anti-corruption measures in Ukraine amid the war.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption investigations have sparked protests and international scrutiny.
The probe’s developments continue to be updated as authorities release more details.

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Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies raided premises tied to Andriy Yermak amid a large graft probe centered on Energoatom.
NABU and SAPO confirmed the raids are tied to a broader probe into Energoatom and possible graft.
The probe alleges more than $100 million being laundered in relation to state contracts.
Yermak, a longtime Zelenskyy ally, has been a key figure in Ukraine's negotiations and diplomacy.
The investigation involves tapes and a network of officials connected to Energoatom.
Zelenskyy’s office says investigators have full access to the premises and cooperation is ongoing.
Yermak’s deputies and other officials have faced scrutiny in connection with the graft allegations.
Ukraine’s prime minister, Yermak’s deputy before taking the top role, has also been mentioned in the context of the probe.
Pro-government lawmakers and some civil society groups are calling for Yermak's firing.
The investigation is one of the largest since Zelenskyy took office in 2019 and Russia’s 2022 invasion.

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