Zelenskyy appoints 16 anti-corruption judges to unlock EU funding

Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed 11 judges to the High Anti-Corruption Court and five judges to its Appeals Chamber, a step required for Ukraine to receive €250-300 million from the EU under the Ukraine Facility programme.

Source: presidential decrees on the appointments, posted on the president's website on the evening of 21 August, as reported by European Pravda

Details: Under Decree No. 782/2026, Viktor Antypenko, Oksana Hutsal, Yevhen Didenko, Oleksandr Dudchenko, Vitalii Koriahin, Vladyslav Kukhta, Mykola Pika, Lesia Skreklia, Iryna Teslenko, Oleh Khamkhodera and Marta-Mariia Yatsynina were appointed to the High Anti-Corruption Court.

Zelenskyy appoints 16 anti-corruption judges to unlock EU funding

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