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SSU General Duka Being Met Outside Detention Center by Unidentified People in Camouflage and Balaclavas. VIDEO

  • On Friday, Nov 13, the High Anti-Corruption Court announced that Serhiy Duka, a top SBU official, posted $1.43 million bail while facing charges in the Operation Carthage investigation into scam call centers.
  • According to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau , the criminal network led by Andrii Osipov and Russian-born Yehor Burkin conducted scams, drug trafficking, and violence, with Duka allegedly advising Osipov on evading detection.
  • During a Nov 4 search, SBU officers threatened NABU detectives with guns, allowing Duka to allegedly destroy phones and data storage devices with an axe, according to the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor .
  • NABU recordings document an alleged effort to falsify evidence against Ruslan Mahamedrasulov in cooperation with Russia's Federal Security Service , though Duka has denied all accusations of wrongdoing.
  • Five individuals face charges in this case, which follows Duka's 2025 campaign against NABU independence that contributed to the ouster of Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko in September.
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Major General of the Security Service of Ukraine Serhiy Duka has been released from pre-trial detention after the full bail of 65 million hryvnias was paid in the “Cartagena” case. The amount was transferred on November 13, and his release was confirmed by the Ukrainian public media outlet Suspilne. Duka is one of five suspects who were investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’…

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The Figurant of the Carthage corruption case, General SBU Sergei Doek, demanded that Vladimir Zelensky, head of the SBU, give an immediate political and legal assessment of the participation of NABU and SAP in the Russian "special operations...

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As Ukraine fights its war against Russia, it faces another front within its institutions, where a corruption case reveals suspicions of the involvement of security officials in the protection of criminal networks, in a scandal that restores conflict between State organs to the front.

Sergei Doek, after his release from SIZO, stated that the country ' s political leadership had banned the SBU from disclosing possible crimes against NAB personnel.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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inforesist.org broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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