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Former Ukrainian Education Minister and suspected traitor Dmytro Tabachnyk remained in contact with some Ukrainian officials after 2014, according to an investigation by Toronto Television published on Dec. 18.
Combined with the state-organized crackdown on opposition and democratic rights, the violence of the war and conscription drive have created the conditions for such a violent anti-social and anti-democratic attack.
NV has analyzed asset declarations submitted by a dozen Ukrainian lawmakers and found that some of them have accounts in Russian banks, hundreds of thousands in foreign currency, and numerous real estate properties, including some abroad.
The discoveries follow the re-opening of the public register of electronic declarations by the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NACP) on Dec. 10. Ukraine's electronic asset declaration system, a key anti-corruption tool, was created after the pro-Western 2014 EuroMaidan Revolution. After Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, the Ukrainian authorities passed a law to allow officials not to file electronic asset declarations and shut down public access to all previous declarations.
Yuriy Boyko, a pro-Russian Ukrainian MP and former member of the banned Opposition Platform — For Life (OPZZh) party owns an apartment in downtown Moscow, Radio Liberty’s investigative project Schemes reported on Dec. 13.