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Two officials from a private company have been charged with abuse of office. They supplied unsuitable coal to a general education boarding school, which did not meet standards, receiving nearly 3.7 million UAH from the budget for it.
A former official of the Institute of Endocrine Pathology has been charged in Kharkiv. She is accused of negligence that led to a loss of over 1.3 million hryvnias from the budget during the clinic's renovation.
In Ternopil, detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau are conducting searches at the leadership of the State Tax Service. The investigative actions may be related to the investigation of the fraudulent call center case "Carthage."
Iryna Pletnova was removed from her position as mayor of Uman by the decision of the "For the Future" party congress. This marks the first instance in Ukraine where a mayor was removed at the request of local residents after a petition. Pletnova plans to challenge the decision in court.
On September 7, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dismissed Anatoliy Komirnyi from the position of Deputy Minister of Social Policy and appointed new deputies in three ministries. The appointment of the head of the Khmelnytskyi District State Administration was also approved.
Lesia Ulashtsi, the head of the Department at the NCSM, resigned following the release of NABU tapes related to her sister Iryna Mudra. The resignation came after President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Mudra from her position as Deputy Head of the President's Office.
Mykolaiv officials are discussing the possibility of operating the Centers for Administrative Services (CAS) during prolonged air alerts. Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych proposed setting up shelters for visitors to ensure continuous provision of administrative services.
An official denied allegations of involvement in receiving funds from illegal call centers. They stated that the claims from anti-corruption agencies lack evidence, and the published conversations and photos are unrelated to them or the prosecution.
The NABU and SAP found that a safe containing millions of dollars is not linked to the "Carthage" operation. A photo of the safe, which circulated on social media, was misinterpreted as being found in the Prosecutor General's Office. The true origin of the safe is connected to searches conducted at a businessman’s property.
From January to August 2026, Ukrainian customs authorities identified 7,524 violations of customs regulations totaling 2.9 billion hryvnias. The number of violations increased by 17% compared to the same period last year. Some cases were referred to court.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine announced its readiness to cooperate with anti-corruption agencies in the investigation concerning the possible involvement of its employee in the "Carthage" case. At the same time, the agency emphasized that suspicion is not evidence of guilt.
The State Tax Service (STS) announced its readiness to provide all necessary information to anti-corruption agencies regarding a possible employee's involvement in illegal activities. This concerns an investigation related to covering up fraudulent call centers.
On September 6, Ukraine celebrates the Day of the Administrator of the Centers for Administrative Services (ЦНАП). Ceremonies were held in Rivne and Poltava to honor the staff of ЦНАП for their work. The holiday is linked to the adoption of the Law of Ukraine on Administrative Services in 2012.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine appointed Ivan Fedorov as the new head of the State Agency for Recovery and Infrastructure Development. He replaced Serhiy Sukhomlyn, who was dismissed from the position. Fedorov previously served as the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved four bills, which have been sent to the Verkhovna Rada. These bills are necessary to fulfill Ukraine's international obligations to the EU and the IMF, as well as to secure a third tranche of macro-financial assistance amounting to €1.45 billion.
