HACC continues Monday hearing on preventive measure for Mudra, she is present in courtroom
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) is continuing on Monday its hearing on choosing a preventive measure for former Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Iryna Mudra, who is suspected in corruption schemes involving money laundering and raiding, and she is present in the courtroom.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) is resuming its Monday hearing to determine the appropriate preventive measure for former Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Iryna Mudra, who is accused of corruption schemes involving money laundering and raids. The suspect is currently in attendance at the courtroom. Following a break announced last Friday, the prosecutor is scheduled to present his arguments, justifying the need for a preventive measure such as detention with an alternative bail of UAH 150 mln.
Subsequently, the defense and Mudra herself will have their turn to speak. The court proceedings are being broadcast on the HACC's YouTube channel. During the hearing on August 21, the SAPO prosecutor detailed the charges against Mudra, which include announcing materials from covert investigative actions and involvement in a scheme to legalize UAH 150 mln for bail in the Midas case.
NABU and SAPO released a video on August 19 exposing individuals who legalized UAH 150 mln to pay bail for a Midas case suspect, including Mudra and a former lawmaker. On August 19, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Mudra from her position as deputy head of the Presidential Office. On August 20, NABU and SAPO released a second video, titled "Themis," exposing the illegal seizure of real estate and company assets through document forgery, featuring Mudra again.
In recorded phone conversations, the individuals involved complained about their inability to obtain information from NABU and SAPO and discussed controlling the anti-corruption system. In September 2025, members of a criminal organization carried out a raid on two companies, valued at UAH 248 mln, to gain control over real estate in central Kyiv worth over UAH 500 mln.
Additionally, in May 2026, they attempted to seize real estate in Kyiv worth over UAH 207 mln, but were unsuccessful due to circumstances beyond their control. NABU also stated that certain members colluded with a state bank representative to legalize criminally obtained funds in June 2026, involving UAH 150 mln cash introduced into legal circulation through shell company accounts to pay bail for another criminal organization participant.
Based on the evidence, NABU detectives and SAPO prosecutors have charged Mudra and her associates under various criminal code articles.
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