Ukraine anti-corruption court moves ex-energy advisor to house arrest in Midas case

Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court changed the preventive measure for Igor Mironyuk, former advisor to ex-energy minister Galushchenko, from detention to house arrest in the 'Midas' corruption case involving the energy sector. The decision signals a potential softening of judicial pressure, though the underlying corruption charges remain. This is a procedural development in an ongoing case, with implications for anti-corruption enforcement credibility in Ukraine.

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