@maasen.prata: The theft of 1.5 billion hryvnias from ammunition for the army—and guess what? The case was simply closed! Wait a second... this is no joke. The High Anti-Corruption Court has closed the criminal case against Defense Ministry official Oleksandr Nagorsky, who was accused of embezzling astronomical sums during the purchase of artillery shells for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Imagine: 1.5 billion hryvnias—thousands of shells for the front. These are the lives of soldiers. This is the country's defense. And it all went into someone's pockets. And again: the case was closed not because the person was innocent. But because "the pre-trial investigation period expired." Plain and simple! Because the wrong judge extended the period, technically. The Anti-Corruption Center writes bluntly: the SBU dragged its feet, prosecutors tossed the case back and forth, the NABU and SAPO didn't take it, the deadline was running out... and that's it! The case was simply dropped. Here's a comparison: steal buckwheat from a store—prison. Steal 1.5 billion in ammunition—smile and walk free. The result? Society is furious. People are writing, "This is nonsense, this is horror, this is shameful." And they're right. My question to you: how is this even possible during a war, when every penny counts? Subscribe, like, and comment on what you think of this "reformed justice system." Because stories like these need to be shared everywhere. #ukraine

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Wednesday 15 July 2026 17:15:11 GMT