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A new trend has emerged in the practice of the High Anti-Corruption Court, as well as in plea deals concluded by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP). A portion of funds obtained from suspects is being directed not only to the state budget but also to the accounts of charitable funds.
According to the official response from the SAP to an information request, the total amount transferred to private charitable organisations under such agreements is 334.57 million UAH. The distribution of these funds is as follows:
A separate agreement with Serhiy Pashynskyi is noted, which provides for the transfer of an additional 100 million UAH to the «Спільнота Стерненка» (Sternenka Community). These funds are to arrive along with significant amounts designated for the state budget and the «Повернись живим» (Come Back Alive) fund.
The «Спільнота Стерненка» (Sternenka Community) fund was registered as a legal entity only in January 2025, so there are no receipts prior to this period. It is stated that the funds received were used for the purchase of FPV drones and other equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, public reporting on the use of these funds is absent.
In total, under plea deals, the SAP reported approximately 2.9 billion UAH for the needs of the Defence Forces (including funds, special accounts, war bonds, etc.). However, a significant portion of this money does not go directly to the Ministry of Defence or the state budget, but through private funds.
This practice is criticised for several reasons:
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