Kira Rudik participates in temporary investigative commission meeting on Mindich Case

Member of Parliament and leader of the Holos party Kira Rudik stated that the recent release of additional materials in the case involving Mindich and his associates has caused significant public concern and intensified questions about decision-making processes in Ukraine as the country continues its path toward European Union membership. According to Rudik, these issues were discussed during a meeting of the Temporary Investigative Commission attended by representatives of diplomatic missions from 12 countries. Participants reviewed testimonies from individuals mentioned in the newly published recordings and examined a range of sensitive topics, including corruption, the use of sanctions against Ukrainian citizens, deprivation of citizenship, and the functioning of anti-corruption institutions. Rudik emphasized that Parliament’s primary role in cooperation with NABU and SAPO is to ensure that anti-corruption bodies are able to perform their duties independently and effectively. She also stressed that Ukrainian society is demanding justice and accountability, adding that these expectations must be fulfilled.