A judge of the Supreme Court of Ukraine was stopped on the street by journalists

In Kyiv, unknown individuals posing as journalists from the 1+1 TV channel attempted to gather comments from a judge of the High Anti-Corruption Court near her home.

The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court noted that suspicious events occurred near the judge’s residence this morning. The unknown individuals were waiting for the judge and asked questions about the court case, but did not provide any documents to confirm their affiliation with the TV channel. Responding to the court’s request, representatives of 1+1 denied the possible involvement of their employees in this incident.

The court emphasized that such actions against judges, especially under martial law, may indicate possible preparation for a crime. The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court assured that it would respond to this situation in accordance with current legislation.

The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court also emphasized its readiness for constructive communication with the media. The court regularly provides information about its activities, adhering to the principles of transparency and accountability. All official contact details for the press service can be found on the court’s website, which enables journalists to request comments and interviews.

The Supreme Court of Justice confirmed the preventive measure for Oleksiy Chernyshov, Minister of National Unity, who is required to submit documents for departure, report his address, and remain in Ukraine.
On August 19, the Supreme Court of Justice found the head of the investigative department of the Chernivtsi regional police guilty. After accepting a bribe of 40,000 euros, he received a 7-year prison sentence with confiscation of property.