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乌克兰反-corruption watchdog Nabu conducted a search at the home of Andriy Rubel, head of the National Police’s main directorate in Kyiv Oblast, as part of the “Carthage” operation. Rubel was not charged with suspicion. The operation involved more than 70 simultaneous investigative actions across Ukraine and targeted alleged links between officials and a criminal organization.
要点
- 5 November 2026, Nabu and SAP prosecutors searched the home of Andriy Rubel, head of the National Police’s Kyiv Oblast directorate.
- Rubel was not formally charged with suspicion in connection with the “Carthage” operation.
- The search was one of more than 70 simultaneous investigative actions by Nabu detectives across Ukraine.
- On 4 November 2026, Nabu detained National Police deputy department head Volodymyr Tsenov and a Kyiv Oblast police officer.
- The Higher Anti-Corruption Court placed Volodymyr Tsenov under custody with the option of posting ₴15 million bail.
- Five participants in a criminal organization were notified of suspicion.
- Andriy Osipov was identified as the organizer of a network that allegedly provided improper benefits to senior law-enforcement officials.
なぜ重要か
The search concerns a senior National Police official and forms part of a large anti-corruption operation involving several state institutions. Rubel’s presence at the center of the investigation does not establish his guilt: he was not notified of suspicion. At the same time, the operation links an alleged criminal organization to serving senior law-enforcement officials, highlighting alleged corruption inside the security and law-enforcement sector.
何が起きたか
On 5 November 2026, Nabu and SAP prosecutors searched the home of Andriy Rubel, who leads the National Police’s main directorate in Kyiv Oblast. The search was part of the “Carthage” operation and one of more than 70 simultaneous investigative actions across Ukraine. Other actions covered the National Police, Security Service of Ukraine, prosecutor’s office, courts and currency-exchange offices. Rubel was not notified of suspicion.
On 4 November, Nabu detained Volodymyr Tsenov, the first deputy head of the National Police’s Strategic Investigations Department, and a Kyiv Oblast police officer. According to the synthesis, the officer manufactured counterfeit euros and managed the withdrawal of a group after torturing victims. The Higher Anti-Corruption Court later placed Tsenov under custody with the option of posting ₴15 million bail.
Nabu and SAP also notified five participants in the alleged criminal organization of suspicion. The organization was led by Andriy Osipov and, according to investigators, systematically provided improper benefits to senior law-enforcement officials in exchange for enabling fraudulent call centers and other illegal businesses. Its participants were linked to attacks, kidnappings and assaults, as well as drug trafficking, illicit production of counterfeit cigarettes and forged currency.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian reporting focuses on the search of Rubel’s home and the fact that he was not notified of suspicion. The “Carthage” operation is presented as a broad anti-corruption effort covering senior officials across several state agencies, with particular attention to alleged links among law-enforcement officials, fraudulent call centers and other illegal businesses.
背景
Rubel headed the National Police’s Strategic Investigations Department from October 2022 until April 2026. He was then appointed head of the National Police’s Kyiv Oblast directorate. According to Nabu, the “Carthage” operation covered the National Police, Security Service of Ukraine, prosecutor’s office, courts and currency-exchange offices. Osipov, previously convicted more than once, organized the alleged criminal network and recruited serving senior officials from the Security Service, the Prosecutor General’s Office and the National Police, along with criminal figures.