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Oleksandr Liiev, former Director of the Department of Military and Technical Policy, Development of Arms and Military Equipment of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, has announced that he will undergo a public polygraph test on 5 February to prove his innocence.

Toomas Nahkur, Acting Director of the Department of Military and Technical Policy, Development of Arms and Military Equipment of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, has been suspended from his post after being served with a notice of suspicion in the case of embezzlement of almost UAH 1.

The High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine (HACC) investigating judge Kateryna Sikora applied a preventive measure in the form of personal recognisance to Toomas Nakhkur, the suspended acting director of the Department of Military and Technical Policy, Development of Arms and Military Equipment of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.

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SOTT, Melanie Sun, The Epoch Times, Sat, 27 Jan 2024 he war-torn nation has announced a clean-out of its weapons procurement process amid ongoing corruption. Ukraine's National Police and Security Service on Ukraine (SBU), alongside the country's Ministry of Defense, announced on Saturday they have uncovered an insider network that has been charged with embezzling…

Employees from a Ukrainian arms firm conspired with Ministry of Defence officials to embezzle almost $40m earmarked to buy 100,000 mortar shells for the war with […]

Europe News: Ukrainian defense officials and corporate leaders have been accused of attempting to steal approximately $40 million through a fraudulent arms procurement scheme. The corruption allegations have been confirmed by Ukraine's defense ministry, which has served notices of suspicion to the implicated officials. Find out more about this scandal and its impact on Ukraine.

The Security Service of Ukraine says five charged over plot to embezzle funds earmarked to buy 100,000 mortar shells.