Case materials indicate that Oleksiy Shariy received one million dollars from a Russian oligarch for discrediting opponents. It was also established that he sold Spanish real estate to a person linked to the leader of Khimprom.
The Kyiv Court of Appeal reviewed the case on the protection of honour and dignity, quashing the first-instance decision and supporting the blogger's position.
EU High Representative stressed that only European countries have the authority to make decisions on sanctions and frozen Russian funds, and Washington cannot act on their behalf.
Head of the Russian delegation in Abu Dhabi, Vladimir Medinsky, categorically rejected the scenario of a land swap, emphasising that Moscow considers all occupied areas its own property.
The 68-year-old Ukrainian, sentenced by an occupation court to 12.5 years in prison, was transferred to a medical facility due to acute exhaustion and disorientation.
The court will decide whether to stop escorting the businessman to court and doctors.
European Union diplomats reached agreement on a new package of restrictive measures affecting the financial sector and companies linked to the shadow fleet.
In a case involving incitement to offer a $250,000 bribe, the court ruled that parliamentary duties and family matters are not valid reasons for Anna Skorokhod's non-appearance.
On 10 November, the Kyiv Court of Appeal issued a ruling quashing the decision of the Sviatoshyn District Court of Kyiv dated 3 April.
The court proceedings began in September 2024, when Kryukova, a journalist for the publication "Strana," which is banned in Ukraine, filed a lawsuit against Ihor Lachenkov. In her claim, she alleged that the blogger had infringed upon her honour and dignity.
Following the announcement of the appellate court's verdict, Ihor Lachenkov commented on the situation for hromadske. He called the ruling fair and the journalist's lawsuit baseless. Under the new decision, Kryukova is obliged to compensate Lachenkov 21,000 hryvnias.
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