On 21 October, the High Anti-Corruption Court announced its verdict against the former head of the State Service of Ukraine on Medicines and Drugs Control.
This was reported by the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office.
The court found the former official guilty of a criminal offence and imposed a fine of 76,500 hryvnias, along with a three-year ban on holding positions involving organisational and managerial or administrative and economic functions.
The HACC left the bail unchanged at 66,560 hryvnias.
Details of the Case Against the Former Head of the State Medicines Service
- Investigators say the civil servant failed to include information in his annual declarations for 2022–2024 about a residential house in Kyiv Region.
- Although the property is registered in the names of close relatives, it was in fact used by the former official and his wife.
- In early 2026, the former head of the State Medicines Service was dismissed from his post.
- Before that, in December, disciplinary proceedings were initiated against Roman Isaienko.