Ex-head of Naftogaz company Andrii Kobolev said that the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s office arrested his accounts, which is why he is unable to pay a bail of 229 ...
The ‘European Solidarity’ party made a statement regarding the case against the former head of Naftogaz Andrii Kobolev, calling it politically motivated, and noted that the prosecu ...
As reported by the Center for Counteracting Corruption, on March 1, the Appellate Chamber of the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court chose a preventive measure in the form of bail of UAH ...
The accusation of the ex-head of ‘Naftogaz’ Andrii Kobolev has become one of the biggest news in the recent days. Opinions regarding the decision of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s office (SAP) divided. Some consider it a political decision, others appeal to the equality of all before the law and the absence of ‘untouchables’, but the majority is trying to understand what it was and how it could end not only for Andrii Kobolev, but for Ukraine in general. Let us consider this from three positions - economic, legal and political.
Andriy Kobolev who stepped down from his CEO role at Naftogaz last year said State Bureau of Investigation raided and searched his house on Tuesday in connection to investigation on 2020 Naftogaz settlement agreement with Kostyantyn Zhevago companies.
Ukraine’s Antimonopoly Committee launches a probe into gas pricing policies of ‘Naftogaz’.
The new price adjustment is no good news for Ukrainian drivers who face higher charges at pumps.